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looks a better day this weekend That's all from us. It's goodbye

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from me. And on Welcome to BBC Points West with Alex

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Lovell and David Garmston. Our main story tonight: The care

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home where standards have slipped time and time again. We reveal the

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concerns about Holmwood House in Bristol and one daughter's campaign

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for an apology. Everything that they've done has a consequence and

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they've never yet said to me, "I'm sorry" . I'm perhaps naive to want

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an apology but I know I'm not going to get it. We'll have the shocking

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details and be talking to Age UK about how the elderly can be

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protected. Our other stories tonight: Now,

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that's proper West Country beef ` the herds that have been granted a

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quality benchmark. In at the deep end ` the Floods

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Minister meets victims of the wash`out on the Somerset Levels

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And the little boy whose home`made Olympic torch has raised ?30,00 and

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a thank you from the Queen. Good evening. A Points West

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investigation can tonight reveal a catalogue of failings at a Bristol

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nursing home. One family has described the care at Holmwood House

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in Westbury`on`Trym as disgusting. We've found that last year alone,

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one woman was dropped from a hoist, that prescribed drinks weren't given

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and mistakes were made with medicine. But tonight the owner told

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us his priority is the health and welfare of his 29 residents, and

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that he always responds quickly to problems and complaints. Martin

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Jones has been to meet one concerned family.

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She loved bowling and skittles, playing bingo and dancing. Kathleen

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Cole in happier times, before she developed dementia and came to

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Holmwood House for 24/7 nursing care. I'd come out of that home

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thinking, "I just wish I could pick my mum up and bring her with me . It

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was awful. Mrs Cole was there for almost five years and her daughter

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believes there were serious failings in her care. I thought they knew

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what they were doing. She says the most traumatic event was almost two

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years ago when nurse Cisily Joseph gave Mrs Cole and enema. She insists

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she only gave good care and be an was prescribed and necessary. A

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council investigation says otherwise and called it abuse. I felt like I

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had violated my mum myself. The home didn't tell me that this had

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actually gone on. I had to hear it second`hand. Mrs joseph was

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convicted of assault, later overturned on appeal. The council

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said the enema wasn't reported, recorded or communicated correctly.

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Holmwood's owner, Hassan Aja brewery, said it would be

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inappropriate to comment about specific aspects of care. `` Ghassan

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Al`Jibouri. And missions were temporarily suspended and restricted

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for several months. Inspectors did note big improvements but then

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things deteriorated last year. Mrs Cole was prescribed supplement

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drinks. Nurses wrote that she had been given them but last May, 8

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unused bottles were found in her room. A subsequent report by the

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regulator was damning. Since then, the home has addressed the worst

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failure but is still not up to standard for Food Drink. This CQC

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report confirms again that they failed to meet the criteria that

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this CQC require. Why are they allowed to keep on failing? We've

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learned five serious at Homewood including poor handling of

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residents. The owner says he is transparent and that staff provide

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good care for each resident but sources have told us it is often

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short`staffed. That put us under pressure. The effect is that staff

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were constantly stressed and that affected the morale of the

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residents. Management said it was an short`staffed but it was. Also

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employed as a consultant at Holmwood was Isla Meek. She used to manage

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different Bristol care home but was struck off as a nurse two years ago.

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She hasn't responded to our enquiries. Mr Al`Jibouri said he

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valued her experience as a critical outside and she doesn't carry out

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nursing duties. Anette moved her mother out of Holmwood last July. At

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that time, the council would not send in any new residents. Mrs Cole

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died 12 days later. Evil shouldn't be treated like that. They

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shouldn't. After all, yes, mum was ill but she was still human. She

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needed to be treated with dignity and respect. Mrs Al`Jibouri said Mrs

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Cole was safe and well looked after and every matter we had raised was

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investigated in great detail. He also said other families were happy

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with their care. But Holmwood House remains under serious scrutiny.

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Council is in sending anyone there who needs nursing and has sent in a

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team to make sure it improves long`term.

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Well, the city council have told us that they've been working with

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Holmwood's owners for some months now and has written to all the

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residents there. But they don't have the power to close a home. Joining

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me now is Mark Baker from Age UK. Welcome to the programme. How many

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chances should a home have before it is close down? With this particular

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one it seems to have been going on for a long time and the

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responsibility is with the care quality queue `` Care Quality

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Commission, which monitors the homes. They've let this one

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continue. How can relatives check out each home whether it is going to

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be good? There are life changing events that have me make people want

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to look at a care home. It is best to plan in advance because

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everyone's needs are slightly different but once you settle on a

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care home, you can go on to the CQC website and it'll tell you if its

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meeting the standards it requires or not. If people go to the CQC, they

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will see which standards they are meeting and which they are not. How

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rare our concerns like these? I think they are odd ones. What

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appears to be poor care is not the usual. Most perform much better than

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this but some are better than others. I think this was about 600

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a week, which I guess is lower down the scale of costs. Is there a sense

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that you get what you pay for? Unfortunately, there is. A choice

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comes with more money. The more money you have, the greater choice

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you have. The council has a level at which they will not fund any higher.

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The council will only pay up to a certain level so there is a budget

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you're looking at. We are talking about salaries. And so on, I guess,

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but many staff are paid poor money but really go the extra mile. It's

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not necessarily money that drives it. Money is important. The sort of

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people who are attracted by these jobs aren't motivated by money but

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because they love people and want to provide that care but money is

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important to people. As a society, we don't value care properly and the

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retention of good staff and recruiting people with passion and

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empathy is so important. Thank you. A second teenager has been charged

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with the murder of a man in Weston`super`Mare last October. Mark

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Roberts died in hospital after being attacked on his way home from a

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local social club. Shortly after his death, a 17`year`old boy was charged

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with murder, and yesterday a 15`year`old girl was charged with

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the same offence. A Bristol man is to face trial

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accused of having nearly 200 indecent images of children on his

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computer. 35`year`old Dutch`born Vincent Tabak appeared at Bristol

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Magistrates' Court where he was charged with the offences. The court

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was told the photographs included level three and four images. Level

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five is categorised as the most serious. His case has been

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transferred to Bristol Crown Court, where he will appear in February.

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West Country beef and lamb have joined the ranks of Cornish pasties

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and Stilton cheese by gaining protected status. The stamp of

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approval means only meat born and bred in the West can use the title.

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And farmers hope it will give a boost to sales ` and exports abroad.

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Andrew Plant reports. Life as a butcher has long been a

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family business here in Somerset. Nowt this locally bred beef can

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officially be branded as West Country meet. This is a

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fifth`generation cattle farm here on the edge of Shepton Mallet in

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Somerset and the meat produced here will qualify for that protected

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status, the new West Country stamp. The criteria, crucially, are that

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the cows are born, raised and slaughtered here, too and also that

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they get 70% of their food from grazing ` which means they do most

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of their eating outside. It gets that status. Cattle farmer Ed Green

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fought an eight`year campaign to have the West Country's rich grazing

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recognised as unique. Because of the rainfall and sunshine we get here,

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we get more than 300 days of a growing season to grow fantastic

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grassy, which produces a higher ratio of saturated fatty acids.

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That's what makes the meat so special. West Country beef and West

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Country lamb join a small club of UK products. Numbers include the Melton

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Mowbray porkpie and the Cornish pasty. Both have protected

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geographical status. Gloucestershire's Old Spot pigs are

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recognised, along with Stilton cheese and Scottish salmon. This is

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where the carcasses come in and there is the beef. For butcher

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Malcolm Pyne, it means customers can see local meat as distinct from the

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competition. It should be recognised and is now being recognised. We

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don't have to go 1 million miles to get it. It is on the doorstep. Let's

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use it, let's look after it. So alongside Gloucestershire side of,

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West Country beef and local lamb chops now sit. And for local farmers

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that qualify for the title, a slightly more prestigious place on

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the shop shelves. Staying with farming, there's been

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further embarrassment for the Government in its attempts to tackle

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tuberculosis in cattle. Today it admitted significantly overstating

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the number of herds with bovine TB over the last two years. An

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investigation will consider whether it was caused by a computer glitch.

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The Government says other statistics still show levels of bovine TB

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remain unacceptably high. Yesterday it emerged that policing the

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controversial badger cull cost five times more than expected.

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You're watching your regional news, BBC Points West, tonight with David

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and Alex. Do stay with us ` there's still plenty more to come,

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including: The FA Cup dream is over for both Bristol's football teams,

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as City and Rovers crash out of the competition.

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And is this the craziest cycle path in the West? We take a ride on a

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route in Weston`super`Mare that s driving cyclists round the bend

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The Government's Floods Minister has been in Somerset this afternoon

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seeing for himself the devastation caused by flooding in the county.

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Dan Rogerson came face to face with those who have been personally

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affected ` and he was left in no doubt about their anger. Afterwards,

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in an exclusive interview with our Somerset correspondent Clinton

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Rogers, he said he would take their concerns back to Government ` but

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couldn't promise cash help. Annual meeting. We had this last

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year. There was a sense of having been here before. Another flood

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another ministerial visit to Somerset. Among those turning up

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demanding help, two people from the marooned village of Muchelney, who

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came in Wellington is to make a point. There must come a time when

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they think that we have a point and they should do something about it.

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It was no surprise that among the flood victims, landowners and civic

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leaders who came, the consensus was that flooding on this scale could

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have been avoided if the Environment Agency and properly maintained the

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rivers. The edge to them of silk. `` dredged them of silt. We have a

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nuclear power station coming. How can you have roads blocked off for

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weeks, the landmass flooded? We want to encourage the supply chain to

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come in but if they visit us now, why would they put their money into

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Sedgemoor? So, was the minister able to promise anything? We want to do

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something that will really make a difference and have an effect for

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local communities. Will you come up with the money for dredging? We are

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putting ?2.3 million into flooding. They just want an answer. Will you

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pay for dredging? The government will put money into schemes we think

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will work and help people so together with the money being put

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together locally, if we can make a contribution we will be keen to do

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that but I can't commit here, as a new minister, seeing the problem

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first`hand. This afternoon the county council did promise an extra

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?0.5 million towards dredging but to clear the rivers properly could cost

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anything up to ?20 million. So far, nobody is digging deep for that kind

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of money. A ?90 million project which should

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reduce traffic congestion around the M4/M5 Almondsbury Interchange was

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officially opened today by Roads Minister Robert Goodwill. Work to

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convert the seven`mile stretch into a so`called "smart motorway", with

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hi`tech signs and cameras, has taken two years. It's hoped that in busy

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periods it will keep the traffic moving. It will certainly improve

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capacity by about 25% and we won't get the concertina effect. We've

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often been driving down the motorway and, for no reason, the traffic has

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stopped and you wonder if there has been an accident but there was

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nothing ahead. By smoothing out the flow so that the operators in the

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control room can detect if there is congestion, they can slow down the

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traffic behind the congestion, so that when the congestion has cleared

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you can keep going through. It has been a fantastic success and people

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around the world are learning from here in the UK.

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Gloucestershire Council today launched a campaign urging the

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Government to fund roadworks on a notorious accident black spot. Part

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of the A417 just outside Gloucester narrows from a dual to a single

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carriageway, and has been the site of many fatal crashes. The council

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wants a bypass scheme to be included in the Government's list of future

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road works. Bristol's public toilets, which had

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been threatened with closure, will remain open. The Mayor, George

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Ferguson, says an improved financial outlook means he'll now shelve plans

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to shut all but one of the city s loos. Cuts to bus subsidies and

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community transport have also been scrapped. But the council will still

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shed 800 jobs, and budgets for libraries and children's centres

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will also be reduced. The Mayor needs councillors to approve his

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budget at a key meeting next month. It's great to be able to respond to

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what was such a successful consultation process, where we got

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thousands of responses instead of the few low hundreds that we've

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previously had. I'm able to judge much more the public feeling and we

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will have reinstated 18 out of the top 30 concerns that people had and

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been able to answer most of the others.

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With Bristol an official "cycling city", and the network expanding

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elsewhere in the West, cyclists have never had it so good. Or have they?

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What can go wrong with a new cycle lane? This is an old favourite in

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Warrington. And then there was this in London. And what about this

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little beauty in Middlesbrough? You've got a tree bang in the centre

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of it! We'd never get it wrong here in the West, would we? Andy Howard's

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report might have the answer. The approach to the M5 from

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Weston`super`Mare. ?15 million has been spent here. That has bought

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some extra lanes, some shiny new traffic lights and, apparently,

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there is a cycle lane. Now, where is it? Oh, there we go. Even the

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cyclists who do know where it is don't particularly like it. They say

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it is too narrow and the camber makes you feel like you are leaning

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into the road. I measured the tarmac today at 41 inches across, just over

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one metre. The UK standard is three metres and it does slope. So can the

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council backpedal? We couldn't change it if we wanted to. I think

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the cyclists need to bear in mind that the approach to this area has

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no cycleway at all and, indeed, doesn't even have a pavement. So,

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you know, I think they need to be grateful for the short length we've

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managed to put in. Would you cycle on it? I would, yes. I wouldn't have

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a problem with it. Do you want to come and have a go now? Not today,

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thank you. So that's a no from him and an even bigger one from the

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charity which promotes cycling. It is clearly dangerous. I would ask

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the people who have designed and built this, would they cycle there

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with their kids? The almost certain answer would be no. This alleged

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cycle lane is incredibly dangerous. I think it discourages the cyclists

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and could be incredibly dangerous for people. Putting something like

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this in is worse than not having it at all. But it is here and it is

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here to stay so this is the view that cyclists will just have to get

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used to. If you've got a favourite cycle

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lane, I'm sure you'll let us know. Dreams of facing Premier League

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opposition in this season's FA Cup were ended last night for both

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Bristol football clubs. Rovers lost three goals to nil at Birmingham.

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Alistair Durden's report starts at Watford, where Bristol City's

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supporters saw their side beaten 2`0.

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We were given an object lesson in how to close down and you can see

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there is two divisions' difference in the teams. The extra class showed

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in the second half. Against a Watford side with just one

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win in 14 games, City fancied their chances. Remember, Manchester City

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the likely prize. Watford took the lead after 25 minutes ` the last

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touch came off City defender Karleigh Osborne. And they were

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second best after the break, as Watford took firm control and the

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place in round four. We've had two games now against a championship

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outfit that could have been a Premier League easily. We've come

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and give them a game. A little bit disappointed with the outcome but

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you'd expect no more. Rovers took over 2,500 fans to Birmingham, where

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Premier League Swansea were waiting for the winners. Paul Robinson gave

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the Championship side a first`half lead.

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League Two Rovers gave a good account of themselves until Chris

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Burke scored two late goals to give the score a more flattering look.

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They played all heart. They couldn't find the finishing. It should never

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have been pre`0. I think they just lost it a little bit towards the

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end. `` it should never have been 3`0. We weren't good enough to win

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the game tonight. Seven cup dream is over for both Bristol sides. They

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both need to concentrate on improving their worrying league

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positions now. In the League, Swindon missed the

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chance to gain ground on the League One playoff places. They lost by two

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goals to nil at bottom club Stevenage. It was their eighth away

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defeat of the season, leaving them four points outside the playoff

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zone. Now, the London Olympics may seem a

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long time ago, but for one schoolboy from Somerset the memory will last

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forever. Seven`year`old Logan McKerrow made an Olympic torch out

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of paper. He sold it on eBay, then something extraordinary happened.

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Yes, the torch sold ` not once, but 60 times, going around the UK just

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like the real torch relay. In the process, Logan raised more than

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?30,000 for charity ` and I'm glad to say he joins us in the studio,

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along with mum Kerry and his sister Tamsin. Welcome to you all. Hiya!

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Look how proud Logan looks. We should explain why you are so proud

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holding up this letter. Who owns the torch that you made now? She is very

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important, she wears a crown. The Queen! And who is this letter from?

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The Queen. Yeah, just the Queen How come the Queen has it now? Somebody

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sent it to her. Let me have a look at the letter. How did you make this

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taught? Was it with bits of paper? Yes. You won't make this into a

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torch, will you? I don't think the Queen would be very happy. Mum is

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here, out. How did this start? It was before the 2012 Olympic County

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did a project at school. Other children made a torch, as well. It

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wasn't until we did a photo shoot with a real Olympic torch to raise

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money for the air ambulance that I told him about people selling the

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real tortures online. 60 different people have bought it on auction and

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then relisted it and it's gone 21,000 miles and taking you on an

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incredible journey, as well. Logan, are you all right there? Who have

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you met? You've met some incredible people. David Walliams, David

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Beckham. And David Johnston as well now! That's him! `` David Garmston.

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Tell us about your torch. I wanted to me `` raise money for the hearing

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dogs so I made a winter torch. That is not available yet so it is very

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exclusive, isn't it? You are only taking one bidder because you want

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it back, don't you? Who do you want to give it to? One Direction! I ll

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give you back the letter. Take very good care because Her Majesty's

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secretary doesn't send too many out. Take care.

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Where else but the roof for the second wet evening in a row? When

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you were out covering flooding issues I don't remember a single

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spot of rain falling on you! We will get our own back, I promise. You are

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likely to see a succession of showers and it's going to be quite a

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lot in terms of wet ` dry prospects. There will be hail and a threat of

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lightning, so some lively weather. Particularly blustery where you are

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underneath the showers as they come by. Low pressure is drifting up

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towards the North of Ireland out towards the north`west of us. We are

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in the run of showers moving out from the South West but not really a

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scatter`gun approach. They will be aligning themselves into bands

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across some districts and not others, and that's why there could

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be appreciable amounts of rain falling in some areas. Rain falling

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in areas where we don't want it might be a point of note tomorrow.

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Rain will continue through the night with temperatures dropping to about

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three Celsius. Tomorrow morning the showers are with us from good and

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early and some could be heavy in places. The graphics shouldn't be

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taken too literally in terms of weather you will see the showers but

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you get the broad theme of it ` trier phases for some but the

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opposite for others. `` Crier. There may be a lot of rain in spots, which

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won't help matters. For the time being we don't have anyone in is out

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and probably won't until we see things developing on the radar.

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Temperatures tomorrow should be up in a range of eight or nine Celsius.

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We can expect further showers in the Friday and perhaps a dryer outlook.

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It gets tricky into the weekend Some complex developments taking

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place, which means there is a growing possibility that by the end

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of Friday, into the first part of Saturday, we see an area of rain

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pushing up into northern France which could affect southern parts of

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England. Into Sunday and Monday chilly weather with the threat of

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freezing fog. You are full of joy, holding that

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umbrella like my Olympic torch! That is worth ?100 now, current bidding.

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Tamsin and Logan wanted to say hello Hidden beneath your feet

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are magical worlds, home to extraordinary

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little creatures. Imagine being able to experience

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this wonderland through their eyes. see the incredible adventures

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of these miniature heroes

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