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the windscreen first thing in the morning. That is

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Welcome to BBC Points West with Sabet Choudhury and Alex Lovell

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Our main story tonight. Did the police fail Bijan Ebrahimi. The

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police watchdog widens its investigation but some believe it's

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taking too long. I think that is too long to get cancers. The families

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deserve better than this. `` to get cancers. We find out why and what it

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means for the officers under scrutiny.

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Also tonight, it's a million per cent untrue ` the words of DJ

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accused of kidnapping a nightclub boss.

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The new way of treating the elderly. The Somerset hospital pioneering new

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specialist A units. And the speeding bobsleigh couple hoping to

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make it a golden night at the Winter Olympics.

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Good Evening. A decision by the police watchdog to widen its

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investigation into the murder of Iranian Bijan Ebrahimi has been

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criticised by Avon and Somerset s Crime Commissioner. The IPCC says it

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now wants to look at how the police dealt with complaints made by the

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murder victim as far back as 20 7. The family have welcomed the news

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but Commissioner Sue Mountstevens says it'll mean even more delays in

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finding out what went wrong. Scott Ellis reports. We felt so let us

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down with the police and other agencies. Bijan Ebrahimi's sister

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talking to the BBC last year after his murder. Today the family said

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they were delighted the IPCC was widening its investigation. Adding

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in a statement that they hoped the verdict would provoke urgently

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needed changes in police practice to ensure that such devastating

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constabulary`wide failures are never repeated.

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Some are worried the investigation will drag on. I am concerned about

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the delay. I was expecting to go public by December. I am now told it

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may be made when this comes out That is too long for us to get

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answers. Until now the IPCC was only investigating how officers dealt

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with Bijan in the few days before his murder in July last year. Now,

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it'll go back to 2007. In 2007, Bijan Ebrahimi moved here.

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We know from 2007, until his murder last year, he made more than 80

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phone calls to Avon and Somerset police. The IPCC says those calls

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and over many years must be investigated to ensure a robust

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independent inquiry into police contact with Bihjan. One former

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Chief Constable says delays are inevitable, especially if the IPCC's

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resources are stretched. We know there has been concern is

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raised about the fact that it has so much on its plate and hasn't got the

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resources around it. It is a big problem for the IPCC. There is no

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direct evidence that this is affecting the enquiry but it is in

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the context of squeezed resources. The IPCC says it will make a renewed

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witness appeal later this month into what happened in the days before

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Bijan's murder. One neighbour wasn't sure how successful that appeal

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would be. Quite a few people have moved away. Whether anybody else

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knows more, I don't know. I think there is more. Two men have been

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jailed with his murder and it seems likely they will have served a year

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in prison before any recommendations from the IPCC are made public.

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A court has been told that a man who ran a nightclub in Cheltenham lied

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about being kidnapped by lap dancers to escape paying them. It's been

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alleged that Curtis Woodman owed the women over ?42,000 in wages.

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Today, one of the six defendants, Charlotte Devaney, said any claim

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that Mr Woodman had been bundled into a car one million per cent

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untrue. Our Gloucestershire reporter, Steve Knibbs, was in

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court. Today the court got an insight into

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how a lap dancing club was organised during race week in Cheltenham.

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Charlotte Devaney was employed by the alleged victim in this case

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Curtis Woodman, to hire lap dancers, waitresses and hostesses. She told

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the jury that each dancer paid the club ?150 a night to work there and

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that she got ?50 of that. During race week around 40 women would work

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there each night but it was closed down after just three days for

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breaching its licence. Charlotte Devaney told the court that she was

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angry that Curtis Woodman hadn't paid her and 19 other women their

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share of thousands of pounds including ?42,000 paid by one

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customer in a single night. She told the jury that after several attempts

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to get the money the women were fed up with excuses and decided to visit

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Mr Woodman here at his business but first went to the police to see if

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they could help. She was told it was a civil matter. Miss Devaney was

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then asked about extracts from text messages sent to some of the dancers

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who were owed money such as, "I want to go up there with some gangsters

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but Mandy says Charlotte Devaney, who works as a

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DJ, model, and actress, to said her motive was to get the dancers money

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back and protect her reputation She said the claims were hot air.

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Charlotte Delaney says her aim was to get the dances money back. She

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claimed Curtis Woodman had lied about the kidnap plot to avoid

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paying the money he owed. All six defendants deny the charges against

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them and the trial continues. The former head of the Somerset

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Racial Equality Council has appeared in court today accused of stealing

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someone else identity. But David Onamade's legal team told

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Taunton Crown Court he would be defending the allegations. Our

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Somerset Correspondent Clinton Rogers was in court.

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It was in a prison van that David Onamade arrived at Taunton Crown

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Court. The man who until last year held a high powered job as head of

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the Racial Equality Council in Somerset led into court in

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handcuffs. For nine years this man was Chief

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Executive of the organisation, mixing in high circles, even

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advising the government on race issues. But the prosecution claim he

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is not who he days he is. `` says. This case was brought after David

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Onamade tried to claim jobseeker's allowance after the Racial Equality

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Council folded last year. The prosecution say the National

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Insurance number he gave actually belonged to a severely autistic man

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in London called David Onamade. So this man now faces three charges,

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fraudulently claiming jobseeker s allowance and being in possession of

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two fake identity documents. At Taunton Crown Court today his legal

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team said they would be fighting the accusations. He believes he is the

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real David Onamade. The casew as adjourned and Mr Onamade will appear

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again on February 24th. We're glad you can join us this dark

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January evening. Coming up:

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I still do work week to week and I was really struggling. Sounds

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familiar? We've got some tips on how to save on your energy bills.

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Somerset County Council has told the BBC, they believe a postmortem,

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carried out on a four`year`old boy from Somerset, has revealed he died

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of natural causes. Jonas Sadden who suffered from Down's Syndrome, died

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in November seven months after he'd been taken into care, by the

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council. His biological parents had previously said, they were unhappy

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with how he had been looked after shortly before his death. Our

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reporter Laura Jones has been following the story and is here now,

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Laura what more can you tell us Well, as you can imagine, this is a

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very complicated story and legally, to protect all those involved,

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there's a lot we can't say about it. What we do know, is that Jonas, who

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was four, was taken away from his parents, by social workers, after a

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court decided that was the right thing to do. That all happened in

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April last year. Then in November, Jonas fell ill and sadly died. In an

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interview with Points West yesterday, Jonas's biological

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parents said that they had concerns about how he had been looked after

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in the days leading up to his death. We have submitted questions to the

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authority that we want Ansett. We have heard nothing. Now Somerset

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County Council, who were responsible for Jonas while he was in care say

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that's not the case. They say his parents have been kept fully

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informed. So what has happened today? Well today, in an exclusive

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interview with the BBC, the Director of Children's Services at Somerset

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County Council revealed that Jonas had died of natural causes. I want

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to express our commiserations for the families and those closest to

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Jonas, both his natural parents and the foster carers on the death of a

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child which is always a tragedy and has caused sadness to all concerns.

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I have seen the results of the postmortem and there is nothing in

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there that suggests we need to revisit any of the actions we have

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taken all the things we have said before. What happens next? Well we

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understand that the coroner's office is now deciding whether an inquest

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will be held into Jonas's death We're likely to find out later in

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the week. And of course we'll keep you up to date with what happens.

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A formal conduct hearing has begun looking into the way a Wiltshire

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police officer handled a high profile murder case. The police

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watchdog found Detective Superintendent Steve Fulcher

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breached guidelines in his handling of murder suspect, Christopher

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Halliwell. Halliwell admitted murdering Sian O'Callaghan but

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instead of being read his rights at a police station, Halliwell led the

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police officer to the site where another woman, Becky Godden, had

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been buried. It meant no one could be prosecuted for her murder.

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A hospital in the West is pioneering a new way of treating elderly

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patients to try to ease the burden on accident and emergency

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departments. An older patient assessment unit is

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opening today at Yeovil District Hospital. Our Health Correspondent

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Matthew Hill has been to take a look at the new ward.

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Emily is one of a growing number of elderly patients being treated. Over

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the next ten years, the number of over 75`year`old like is expected to

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grow by a third. It isn't `` it is in accident and emergency units

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where the pressure of dealing with an ageing population is being

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brought into focus. A for older patients is not a better place to

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be. It has got a different patient to look after. It is fast`paced and

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the doctors are not trained to look after older patients and their

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needs. A is not the right place for these older patients. From

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today, ambulances and GPs will be able to bypass A and send urgent

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cases to Yeovil's frail older patient assessment unit. They will

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then be seen by specialist medical staff as well as social workers who

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will be able to help them back into the community. The argument to

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introduce this centre are growing as is the elderly population and

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demands on emergency medicine. If you look at the number of patients

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admitted to hospitals and Somerset five years ago who are

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malnourished, there were just 3 reported incidents but last year it

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grew to over 200. A scheme has been up and running in hospital. It is

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hoped like their nine out of ten patients will successfully be

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discharged into the community without having to be admitted.

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Well one of the issues highlighted there in Matthew's report is

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malnutrition where the number of cases have increased not only in

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Somerset but in all our counties across the West. So what causes

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malnutrition and how can we spot a relative who may be malnourished? Dr

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Chris Goldie is from the Frome Medical Practice in Somerset. How

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can we spot if somebody is undernourished? Is it obvious?

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Sometimes it is obvious but it isn't always. There are various

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definitions that have been established. The main one is that

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your body Mass index is 18.5 or below or alternatively you have lost

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more than 10% of your body weight in the past three to six months. How

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should a member of somebody's family spot it? If they do, what should

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they do next? If you are concerned someone is not eating well enough,

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going along and whoever is in charge of your relative's care, whether

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they are in the community, a home or the hospital, speak to them and

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express your concerns and tell them why you are concerned. There can be

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a number of reasons. People might even put it down to part of getting

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older. They think they might lose weight or perhaps they are on

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medication and it takes away their appetite. That might make it harder.

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Absolutely. Being aware of it, the increased awareness and looking for

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it. Not accepting it is an inevitable consequence of old age.

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That is a fallacy in all situations. There are some illnesses which will

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be associated with it. Various cancers would be associated with

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weight loss. If you are simply getting old or are too frail to get

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to the kitchen easily so you don't walk there, don't produce your

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meals, all you are suffering from poverty or isolation or depression,

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all those sorts of things can lead to people eating less and not taking

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care of themselves. Thank you for taking the time to give us that

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advice. Record numbers of people have

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switched their energy supplier in the West, boosting the fortunes of a

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number of small electricity and gas firms here. So many customers have

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changed their energy company that 100 new jobs have been created at

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independent West country energy firms. Our business correspondent

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Dave Harvey's been looking at how people are trying to cut their

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bills. When the bills come in, I think

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good grief. Joan Clack is not the only one left gasping by her

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electricity and gas bills. But she is one of the few who have this a

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new hand`held computer system which shows her exactly how much energy

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she's using and what it costs. I always have everything on stand`by.

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Never ever turn of an appliance Now I do. Joan's part of a scheme funded

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by the European Union on the estate where she lives in Knowle West in

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Bristol. It's had a dramatic impact. In one year, I saved ?168. What

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everyone does have is this, the right to switch. Record numbers are

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now checking all the prices from all the energy firms on the market and

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at small west country energy firms, they've never been busier. January

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should be very quiet but it has gone crazy. It is twice as busy now in

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January. It is still accelerating. February will be bigger than January

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and we don't know when the top of is. The company has had to move into

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this new office block in the centre of town. They have taken on 50 new

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staff. With 350 employees, this one is little electricity company is now

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one of the biggest employers in Stroud. We expect to be treated

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fairly. These are some of the new recruits. 26 people starting the new

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year, with a new job, in a firm that likes to think of itself as the

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future. These are real people with real needs. Some switch for this,

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energy from the wind. Ecotricity made its name building windmills

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across the windy west country. But they don't come cheap, and at first

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the company's electricity was pricier than the average. That's now

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changing, allowing Ecotricity to cut its prices, and attract customers

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who switch simply for cheaper power Ecotricity made its name building

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these, windmills. We make 40% of our electricity. The big driver for

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everybody is the rising cost of fossil fuels on global markets. We

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have become detached from that because we are investing in green

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energy. That is why people are coming to us. For some, there is a

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silver lining to the darkening clouds of rising energy bills. And

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there's more on Inside Out West tonight the programme is also

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looking at energy theft. That's Inside Out West, here on BBC

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One at 7.30 after the ONE Show. The British Team for next month s

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Winter Olympics will be named in just two days time, and that list

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should include names from the West. Over the weekend, six of our top

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skeleton and bobsleigh athletes were hoping to confirm their places for

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Sochi. Alistair Durden is here ` so how did they get on? Nearly

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everything is cut and dry. There is one area of doubt we are waiting to

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clear up. Here are the super six who have been in action. The easiest is

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to start with the women's skeleton. Lizzie your old and Shelley Rudman.

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They are both going to attempt `` Sochi. Lizzie has 14`macro World Cup

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races including the latest one in Austria. She couldn't be in better

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form heading to Sochi. Shelley Rudman is third in the rankings I

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have laid everything on the line to get in the best position possible ``

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possible. I need to be happy that I have done all I could and what will

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be, will be. I hope I can get there in one piece first. The men's

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skeleton is less straightforward. Ed Smith and Tom Parsons are both

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buying for a spot in the team but it is very tight. They may not both

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make it. Ed had his first top`1 finish in Austria. Whether it has

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come too late, we will have to wait and see. Dom Parsons is high in the

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rankings at the moment. We would have to wait and find out. I have

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been working for it for years. It is the biggest opportunity and I am

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hopeful I can make it there. I will have to keep my fingers crossed

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Hopefully this election Kit `` committee will believe in me. On our

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board of six, there are two McCrystal remaining. There is a

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couple competing. That is tough when you both want to go through. This is

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John Jackson and Paula worker `` Paula Walker. The good news is they

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are both going. Jackson is in the four`man bobsleigh and Paula Walker

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is in the two`man. John ruptured his Achilles six months ago and that

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could have been career ending. He has made a good recovery and he has

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claimed his place. Paula has had a season of chopping and changing In

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Austria, she teamed up with a brand new Brickman and they finished in

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14th place. It is a partnership that needs to click very quickly. This

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result is not a reflection of what we can produce in Sochi. It is the

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first time she has raced with me. I am relatively happy. This was my

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goal to go to Sochi. And the only other person we're expecting to be

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named in the squad is snowboarder Jenny Jones. A former X`Games

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Champion, the Bristolian is a good medal prospect in the slopestyle

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snowboarding. A couple of other things to mention.

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Gloucester Rugby will play Wasps away in the quarter finals of the

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Amlin Challenge Cup. They gained that spot after a five`try win

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against Perpignan yesterday. This was a bit of magic from Jonny May

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which won't hurt his England prospects. Fantastic individual try.

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So, Gloucester could meet Bath in the semi`finals. They're at home to

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Brive in the last eight. And remember if you mist any of the

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weekend's football including this impressive win for Yeovil away at

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Birmingham City, then all the goals are available on the Football League

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Show which is on the iPlayer all week.

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See you on Wednesday for the final decision.

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It's often seen as a taboo topic, what should happen to you, or more

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precisely your remains, once you die.

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Well now one Wiltshire man's giving people an alternative to the

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traditional options by winding the clock back thousands of years.

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Beneath these rocks in West Kennett are ancient underground chambers.

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It's called a long barrow and in Neolithic times it's where they

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buried their dead. Just a few miles down the road, they're turning back

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time. This'll be the first long barrow that's been built in

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thousands of years. There is something very magical about it And

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so, as an alternative to perhaps what we're used to how about your

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remains underground here in vast chambers. We had one of those pub

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chambers, wouldn't it be good if somebody build a Neolithic Long

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Barrow. I had conversations about what you did with cremated remains.

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Unless you have somewhere very special that the deceased loved you

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don't know what to do with them I thought about spending an eternity

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here. In six months time and with 3000 tonnes of chalk, this Long

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Barrow will stretch as far back as the fence behind me and it will be

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as high as the digger's arch above me. When it's finished it'll be the

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final resting place for 2,400 people. Judith Robinson has already

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paid for her plot, so what was the attraction for her of a burial in a

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mound? We do all think about our future and our death by making

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wills. We have done recently as well. It is almost like covering any

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corner. Wiltshire's known for its historical landmarks, but Tim's

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hoping people will want to spend an eternity in his 21st Century take on

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a very ancient burial ground. I want to be buried at micro kick

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around, just to annoy the groundsman. Now to the weather.

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Fogg is going to be a feature tonight. We need to cater for a

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likely outcome into tomorrow morning. There will be a nuance for

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many of our counters. `` counties. We have some further rain from the

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West. We have a Met Office warning around. Visibility is less than 100

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metres so bear that in mind for the rush hour. The reason why this high

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pressure is quieting everything down is to give rise to the Fogg. This

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weather front is making slow progress. It will just delay the

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drying process. There is just if you showers around. Out towards the

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east, we have some stubborn Cloutier. That might just delay how

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quickly the onset takes shape. Temperatures could be as low as

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minus three. Tomorrow, a frosty start for many of you. The breeze is

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starting to pick up. There is some low cloud around. Some brighter

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spells are starting to emerge. We have some brightness elsewhere and

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matters before the rain marches in towards the evening. Temperatures

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tomorrow around seven Celsius. The team returns for winter watch

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tonight. It is produced by the team here at Bristol and it is on at

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8:30pm on BBC Two. From all of us here, goodbye.

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