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Points West. Our headlines tonight. One of the UK's most wanted. The

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businessman whose scam cost the treasury over 150 million pounds.

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investigation as a house clearance firm discovers sensitive patient

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information. The latest inspection report into Bristol schools. And the

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Red Arrows swoop through the Bristol skies for the international Balloon

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Fiesta. Good evening. A Bristol businessman has been named on a list

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of the UK's most-wanted tax fugitives. Nasser Ahmed, who lived

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in Knowle, is wanted for defrauding the treasury out of �156 million.

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His VAT scam was run from a company in Bedminster which sold computer

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chips by the thousand. But Ahmed pocketed the vast profits over a

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four-year period. When he was brought to trial in 2005 he

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vanished, hours before he would have been sent to prison. Now he's one of

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dozens on a list of so-called tax fugitives on the run from the law.

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Andrew Plant reports. A gallery of Britain's most wanted. It was

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released today by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs and published

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pictures of people on the run suspected on evading tens of

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millions in tax. Among them former Bristol businessman Nasser Ahmed

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found guilty in 2005 of a massive VAT scam defrauding the Government

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of more than �800,000. Ahmed ran a company called Astex Ltd, based here

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on North Street in Bedminster. Now, they imported millions of computer

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chips, tax free, from Luxembourg. But when they sold them on here in

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the UK they added VAT, making a healthy profit, none of which they

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declared to Revenue and Customs. After he was found guilty in 2005 it

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was estimated he made more than �156 million from the scam. Nasser Ahmed

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attended his nine-day trial at Bristol Crown Court but as the jury

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considered their verdict Ahmed disappeared. He hasn't been seen

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since. Now thought to be in Pakistan, he was found guilty in his

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absence - and sentenced to six years. He was arrested on Wells Road

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where he lived with his family, drove a Porsche and Mercedes, and is

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said to have stashed �50,000 under his bed for emergencies. The

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publication of this gallery of tax fugitives has come in for criticism,

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a PR stunt say some, when it's corporations not individuals who

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should be under scrutiny. The hope is that people might come forward

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about where Nasser Ahmed has been for the past eight years. But even

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if he's found, getting him back could be difficult - there are

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extradition difficulties between Pakistan and the UK. HMRC insists it

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will do all it can to ensure he serves his sentence. Andrew Plant,

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BBC Points West, Bristol. 36-year-old man has appeared in

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court charged with murdering a woman in Yeovil. Police were called to a

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flat in Tudor Court in the town centre on Tuesday evening, where

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they found the woman's body. Gobinath Vellasarmy, who's from

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Yeovil, was remanded in custody by South Somerset Magistrates. He's due

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to appear before Bristol Crown Court on Monday. On Friday 19th July,

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Points West reported on the conviction of taxi driver Geoff

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Goold for gun-related offences. The photograph shown in the report was

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provided by Avon & Somerset police. In error they gave us a picture of

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Mr Geoffrey Gould, who is a farmer from Minehead. The BBC is happy to

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confirm that Mr Gould had no connection with the criminal

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proceedings. We would like to apologise to Mr Gould and his family

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for the distress caused. A hospital is tonight investigating how

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confidential patient information was found at a house in Taunton. A firm

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was clearing out the property when it says it came across sensitive

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information from Musgrove Park Hospital. One of the patients has

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described the discovery as "unnerving". John Henderson reports.

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For �120 this man agreed to clear our house in Taunton of rubbish. Two

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doctors were living in a cottage. When the rubbish was sifted through,

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paperwork, patient's names, their NHS numbers and treatments were

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discovered, along with their living arrangements. This stuff should have

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been shredded securely by the hospital and not throwing in black

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in liners. One of those patients whose name appears on paperwork is

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June. The BBC was able to track her down in Somerset within minutes.

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When we showed her the information she was shocked. This is supposed to

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be private and confidential. They know I am now suffering with cancer

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and I am undergoing chemotherapy. I also need radiotherapy. That in

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itself is a worrying time and now I have this extra stress which has

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upset me to death. In a statement, upset me to death. In a statement,

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upset me to death. In a statement, the hospital has said... Tonight the

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BBC made arrangements to return the information. June is still waiting

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for answers. After years languishing at the bottom of the national league

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tables, over 80% of Bristol schools have been rated 'good' or

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'outstanding' by the school inspectors - Ofsted. It follows a

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series of visits carried out in June. Head teachers say this should

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reassure parents that Bristol's schools are getting better.

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Charlotte Callen reports. parents - picking a primary or

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secondary school can be a daunting prospect - especially in Bristol.

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Just five years ago nearly half the schools in the city were classed as

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inadequate or in need of improvement. Earlier this year a

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third were still under performing. So Ofsted, the body who regulate

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standards in schools, conducted a week long 'swoop' on 15 primaries

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and secondaries saying the leadership in the city need to

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improve. The school reports are complete and they make comforting

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reading for children, parents and their teachers. Ten of the 15

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schools were found to have improved their rating to either good or

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outstanding, four schools have stayed the same and only one school

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- Easton Cof E Primary - dropped - and is now classed as inadequate.

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With 81% now classed as either good or outstanding, that's higher than

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the national average of 76% in March this year. If there was an award for

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endeavour it should surely go to the Bristol Brunel Academy which is part

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of the Cabot Learning Federation. It was rated good for the first time in

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the school's history. It replaced the old Speedwell Technology College

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in 2007 when it was officially opened by the then Prime Minister

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Gordon Brown. You need to invest in education and make sure they have a

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qualification for a job. You have to give them an apprenticeship

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qualification for university. We are investing more than ever in the

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education of young people, investing in the best possible computer and

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other facilities for them to learn, and investing in the best teaching

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so we can have world-class schools in this country. In 2007 12% of

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pupils achieved good GCSE results. That figure went up to 45% last year

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and the teachers say they hope it will be higher this summer. It gives

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the teachers and supporting staff a professional confidence. For the

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students in means they can come to an academy that means something to

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them. It will unlock the future for them. The Mayor says the future is

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good. I think it was naughty of them, but it was almost as if they

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were aiming for a bad result. I am delighted that they were not able to

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give us that result. Ofsted declines request for interview but say the

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results speak for themselves. You never know, some parents may even be

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persuaded they don't need to pay for one of the many private schools in

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the city. A very warm welcome to BBC Points West. Ian will be here with

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your weekend weather forecast very soon. And there's still plenty more

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to come this evening, including? Britain's Winter Olympic hopefuls

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gather in Bath. And poised for take off, we're at the 35th Balloon

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Fiesta for tonight's mass ascent. New figures released today show that

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cases of measles have continued to rise across much of the West.

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number of people contracting the disease has been falling in England

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as a whole but in the Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire area

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another 20 children caught the disease in June. Public health

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chiefs here believe they are winning the battle but still want more

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parents to get older children vaccinated. Here's Zoe Gough.

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Nationally, the campaign to vaccinate children who missed their

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MMR has been hailed a success. 60,000 youngsters ticked off the at

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risk list and new cases falling. But new figures from the Avon,

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Gloucestershire and Wiltshire area show a rise for June. 20 people

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contracting measles, 17 in Bristol alone. In July, the provisional

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figures are eight confirmed cases, so although we have seen a slight

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rise in June, we ain't this is a temporary blip, and continuing the

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national campaign for young people will be affected. -- effective. New

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cases are reported to this call centre where they say things have

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been quieter since the start of the holidays. For the first time this

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year there were no new cases in Gloucestershire. Health chiefs say

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more children need to be immunised for the disease to be contained.

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Views in Bristol were mixed on why parents were still hesitating.

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don't think it is out there too much in the schools and I think there was

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a lot of hype about the injections. If you can see how many children

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have had injections compared to those who haven't. I think the

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parents transfer their fear to the children. It is a simple shot and it

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does not hurt at all. It remains the case that areas with low take up of

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all vaccines are still the hardest to reach. They're now being targeted

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even harder with the message the vaccine's safe but the disease

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anything but. A killer who spent years protesting his innocence from

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prison, and whose case was being investigated by a team of law

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students in Bristol, has finally admitted he DID kill a pensioner in

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her home. Simon Hall was jailed in 2003 for the murder of pensioner

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Joan Albert at her home in Ipswich. He then began a high profile

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campaign to try to clear his name. His case had been taken on by the

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Bristol Innocence Network, a team of law students who investigate

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prisoners' claims of innocence. Dr Michael Naughton is the founder of

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the Innocence Network. What involvement did you and your

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students have in the case? receive, on average, 20 to 30 claims

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of innocence from prisoners who maintain their innocence. The

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students do various things. They assess cases for eligibility. 80% of

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cases fall off at that stage and there are 20% that are deemed to be

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eligible. That is that the claim of innocence may be eligible. Alongside

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their academic studies, the students get an insight into the reality of

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law. They have exhausted legal aid and still may be innocent. You spent

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a long time on this case. How does it feel that he finally admitted it?

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Sadly, we are getting used to it. This is the third case in a year and

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a half where the case has concluded with us finding their guilt. You

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know, I think, undoubtably, the project is deflated, the students

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have spent thousands of hours working on this case over the last

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six years. The positive is that the family of the victim did not know

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for sure, and they could not get closure until they knew. The

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students have learned valuable lessons through the submissions they

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made to be criminal review commission. What of the future for

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you and the project? We will get onto another case. We have one at

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the moment which we are submitting. We just move on and carry on with

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it. The reality is that despite the fact that Simon hall is proven to be

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guilty there are innocent people in prisons in this country. One of the

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analogies is that the people who help people in personal injuries

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claims. Some people do mislead us. The crowds are gathering at

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Bristol's International Balloon Fiesta, as the balloonists wait for

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the all clear to take off for tonight's mass ascent. The Red

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Arrows made a spectacular appearance over the event this afternoon. But

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the wind has made flying difficult today. Fiona Lamdin is down there.

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Do I need to keep my fingers crossed, what is happening?

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Certainly! Wind is the word. This morning, the wind stopped the mass

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ascent. Only the bravest could fly. At lunchtime, just before we went

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live, the winds swept through this arena. I should be surrounded by

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flying balloons but they are struggling at the moment. This is

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not what we want to see. However, they are still hopeful that they

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will fly this evening. The crowds have been amazing, you can see them

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there. They have been here all day and they were here first thing we

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had breakfast. Bristol's ballooning breakfast - it's one that everyone

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wants to remember. Well, almost. is wonderful to be out at the

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beginning of the day when the sun comes up. It is great to sit here

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with a cup of tea and a bacon sandwich, and watch all of the

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balloons going up. All of these families were up at 5am to land

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these ringside seats. We come here every day and it is the trove and's

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favoured day, I love it. Next door it was sausages on the menu. We do

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it every year. My husband takes the day off work and we enjoy the

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sunshine. Despite the sunshine, only a handful of brave balloonists took

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off as the high winds kept most of them tethered to the ground. And

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even some of those got into trouble when a gust of wind swept through

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the arena. I have been coming here for 25 years and this kind of thing

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has never happened before. The wind came suddenly from the right-hand

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side and span the balloon around. It ripped the top of the balloon on

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someone's trailer. Three causalities including this years star of the

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fiesta - Stuart the Minion who was rushed off to the Camerons' factory

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for some urgent stitching. Thankfully, though there were

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regular weather updates from the BBC's Carol Kirkwood. I have been

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coming here for the last six years and only missed last year because of

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the Olympics. I love it, I love the excitement around it. I love the

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colours and I love seeing the mass ascent. It is quite spectacular to

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watch all of those balloons disappearing over the horizon.

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at least flying conditions were nigh on perfect for these famous

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visitors. Back down on the ground - it's starting to look a little bit

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like Glastonbury. This is how's 17 per year. I have been coming here

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since 96 and normally stay in a Hotel. As the traffic was horrendous

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I came and camped. I really like the festival because it had some of my

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favourite songs, and it was an experience of a lifetime. And the

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nightglow was a highlight for 100,000 other people too. An

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explosive start to the fiesta's 35th year. Well, you can see the crowds

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are waiting for the balloons to leave. People here having a nice

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glass of wine. Let's meet some of the people. Let's meet this lovely

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family. What is in that packed lunch? ! Nice biscuits! It is

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brilliant. When that dragon balloon went up, Dominic loved it!

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expectant are you that the balloons will go up? The winds are easing of

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so hopefully we will see some balloons go up. Everyone here is

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desperate for the balloons to go up and stop we will be back in five

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minutes. Keep hunting for people's food! Absolutely. Camelot have

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appealed for two missing millionaire's in Gloucester and

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Bristol to come forward and claim their money. The Euromillions butler

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was in the west today to encourage people to check their tickets after

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two prizes in the Millionaire raffle failed to collect their price. If

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it's you then you have until January to claim the cash before it goes to

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charity And ticket holders in Bristol should check for the code

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BZQ259280. With next year's Winter Olympics in Russia making big news

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for the wrong reasons today, the media descended on Bath where Team

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GB's athletes for the games were being unveiled. The Bobsleigh and

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Skeleton teams are based at the University and both have high hopes

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for more medals this time around. Will Glennon joined them this

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afternoon at their purpose built training facility. The temperature

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is peaking at 20 degrees and many of you are thinking about barbecues and

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ice creams. The only cold stuff that these athletes are contemplating

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other courses and tracks that they will have to conquer to get into the

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Olympics next February. There have been many hours and years spent

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training here at the University of Bath. It helped Amy Williams to gain

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her gold medal in Vancouver in 2010 and every athlete here is dreaming

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of emulating that success. Take the Team GB four man bob team. They've

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recently risen to number five in the world and believe they have what it

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takes to make the final push into the Olympic medal places. They give

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a lot of credit for this to the training facilities in Bath.

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have everything you need here. You have amazing gym facilities, physio

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and massage. You have a push and start facility which is the only

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track of its kind in the country. It is a brilliant location for high

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score. -- sport. Today was the big media spotlight day. Athletes

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telling the world about their hopes and dreams for the season. And on

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hand to help them with any questions they have is Bath's own golden girl.

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Amy Williams is an Ambassador for Team GB. My job is to motivate,

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inspire and help. I'm here for the athletes and coaches. I am spreading

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the word of team GP. Unfortunate, the word being spread is boycott.

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The games are under pressure because of Russia's view of human rights.

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The athletes just want to compete. boycott would not work for me. The

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athletes have trained their backsides off to represent their

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countries and be the best they can add what they do. Here is the

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current skeleton champion. She says she is ready. I have properly worked

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the hardest and trained the hardest that I have ever done. Everything is

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going well. It is not a case of doing nothing until the Olympics

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start. There is still a full season of racing ahead. It is only six

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months until Sachi and each competitor knows that they will have

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to reach their peak at the right time so that they come back as West

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Country winners. It's already the second weekend of the football

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season, and all of our league teams are in action. Fans at Huish Park

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will see Championship football for the first time. The Glovers have

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their first home game in the second tier of English football. In League

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One, Swindon look for their first points this year as they host

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Stevenage. Bristol City travel to Coventry on Sunday. In League Two,

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Bristol Rovers host Scunthorpe and Cheltenham travel to Chesterfield.

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Let's get the weather. There were some shorts at the balloon Fiesta,

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wise or not? They would if it was November, I tell you. There will be

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some dry weather through the weekend. The winds will be something

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we are keeping an eye on. It is not just the balloon Fiesta taking

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place. On Sunday in Devizes there is BBC Wiltshire's summer party of

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wildlife which I'm told will be fantastic. That is on Sunday in

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Devizes. Let's have a look at how the weekend is shaping up. Variable

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amounts of Cloud on Sunday with some showery rain. There will be lighter

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winds compared to Friday. We will find that as the showery rain

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arrives, it will become breezy. For the balloon Fiesta, I am hopeful

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about the mass ascent. Winds will be pretty lights. If they get aloft

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they will head south east. As the day wears on, there is still a good

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deal of sunshine and variable cloud. The winds will turn brisker. No

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problem for the RAF Typhoon! Here is how things shape up for the rest of

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the evening. The pressure is rising tonight and into tomorrow. There is

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a threat of showery rain on Saturday and Sunday. For the rest of this

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evening we are hoping to get some balloons up in the next few minutes

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or so. As the night wears on the winds will fall back and become

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slacker. It will be a dry night with temperatures tomorrow morning of

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about 12 or 13 Celsius. Conditions will be around about that for the

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mass ascent is tomorrow morning. You will notice that the winds speeds

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will pick up. You might scrape a light shower in the afternoon but

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here comes the threat of more showery rain in the evening.

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Temperatures could get up to 19 or 20 degrees. Let's return now to

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Fiona who is down at the Balloon Fiesta. The wind has been holding

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things up there. What's it looking like now? Well, this might be as far

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off the ground as I get this evening. Here is the man with the

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answers, Clive Bayley. Is it going to happen? I wish I had the answers!

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Ian has been fantastic and has been texting me for the last half an

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hour. It is really down to what we see now. It is down to local

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fracture. If we can get away we well. I am sure some balloons will

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fly to night. Tomorrow will be the mass ascent of the weekend. Do think

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all of the balloons will be up tomorrow morning? I would be

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surprised if less than a hundred balloons get up tomorrow. What are

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you looking forward to? My favourite view is to be the first one out and

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see 100 balloons go right across the city. That will happen tomorrow

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morning, I am absolutely sure. We have the wing walkers at 12 noon and

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the RAF Typhoon at 1pm. We have the Spitfire at 2pm and then these wing

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walkers again at 5pm. Keep looking outside your window in case we take

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