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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Polly Evans.

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And I'm Rob Smith. Tonight's top stories. Sussex Police raid shops

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selling smuggled cigarettes, the day after our exclusive report

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showed the extent of the trade. We'll be reporting live from

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Hastings on the day's events there. Set land aside on new housing

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estates for gypsies and travellers, the new proposed IDL by an MP.

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Revolutionary or contender for the carbuncle cup? Maidstone Museum's

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makeover divides opinion. Taking the plunge - there's some

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starry sea-life on show at a Sussex aquarium as celebrities pose for

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underwater shots. Good evening. Fake and smuggled

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cigarettes worth thousands of pounds have been seized in police

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raids on shops in Sussex and six people have been arrested. It comes

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after BBC South East Today exposed a widespread illicit trade in

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Hastings and St Leonards. Our Home Affairs Correspondent Colin

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Campbell was given exclusive access to the operation and joins us live

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in Hastings. Colin, a significant amount of illicit tobacco has now

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been taken off the streets. Yes, 140,000 fake cigarettes, many

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packets of smuggled hand-rolling tobacco. The police estimate this

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has a street value of around �30,000. It was due to be sold over

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the counter in Hastings and in St Leonards. If that had happened, it

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would have cheated the Government of about �25,000 in lost tax

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revenue. It has been bagged up and would be used as evidence.

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It was a large police operation targeting shopkeepers that

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illegally sell smuggled tobacco. Behind locked doors, officers found

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what they were looking for. Boxers of counterfeit cigarettes. It is a

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substantial find. Hastings is only part of a small picture, and this

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is a national organised criminal activity. Quite frankly, it is an

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insignificant amount compared to the trade, the illegal trade that

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is happening across the country. Selling smuggled cigarettes over

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the country yesterday, we exposed the scale of the listed tobacco

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trade in Hastings and St Leonards. It is costing the Government

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billions and affecting law-abiding businesses. You're not just a tax

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cheat. You are doing legitimate to newsagents at of business by

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selling these, do you understand that? No. The shopkeepers we

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brought these from a made no comment. Two of the shops featured

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in our investigation were today raided. Police and trading

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standards have had these shops under investigation for the last

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three months, and like us, they have carried out covert purchasers

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of smuggled, illicit tobacco. Six people were arrested today. In the

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boot of a car of one of those detained, more smuggle tobacco. A

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bigger problem is the sale of smuggled and counterfeit tobacco in

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Hastings and St Leonard? In the last few months, and the new

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investigation as well, it shows that it has been growing, so it is

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time to act on it and stop it from getting any bigger. The police hope

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the operation and feature crackdowns will severely disrupt

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the sale of smuggled tobacco, sending a message that it will not

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be tolerated. Two shops were closed down today

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during the raids, because they breached fire regulations. Six

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people are being questioned in connection with this operation this

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evening, which Sussex police believe is just the start of a very

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long campaign. Welcome to South East Today, I'm

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This week's eviction at Dale Farm have questioned were people should

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be moved to in the future. New housing estates should be required

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to provide pictures alongside new homes. They would have better

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access to services and for the community at large, certainly, if

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the planning system actually brings the travelling community back into

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the fold, where they do not need to break the law, it would help in

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terms of the level playing field. mixed reception in this new

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community. It would be dreadful for the people that own their houses

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here, from a devaluation point of view, from the mess. I cannot say

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how I am agreeing with it. But I can understand that they need

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somewhere to go. That should be allocated spot for them so that the

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Dale Farm situation doesn't happen again. No plans for any traveller

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pictures on this new development in Sittingbourne, but the councillor

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says that his idea got the go-ahead, it would not be caravans turning up,

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he would envisage modern mobile chalets that would not be as a

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place on housing development. a fantasy idea. It is totally

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unrealistic. I do not think they will buy into a gypsy ghetto on the

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side of their estate. It is also not in the interest of the

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travelling community. Travel a group say it could prevent sites

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turning up like this one here. more investigation -- integration,

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than on the periphery of society where we were put, because most

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traveller sites are in the middle of nowhere. Not in amongst society

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at all. They hope is it could stop another Dale Farm are rising. In a

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moment. A rich crop of British apples and pears at the National

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Fruit Show, but how do farmers persuade supermarkets to sell

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local? Four South East MPs have signed a

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motion calling for a referendum to be held on UK membership of the EU.

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All three main parties have told their MPs to vote against the

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motion. The MP for Crawley - Henry Smith, Tracey Crouch the MP for

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Chatham and Aylesford, Sittingbourne and Sheppey's Gordon

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Henderson and the member for Rochester and Strood Mark Reckless

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have indicated they may defy their leadership and vote in favour on

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Monday. Well we've been in their constituencies to gauge reaction

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there. We cannot be isolated as a nation.

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We have to accept there is a big world out there and we have to

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accept it. I would prefer to be out of bed and have more control of our

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destiny. We are in debt because of other countries. I think it is

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better that we pull away from it than stay in it. We should just be

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left alone. If you look at it now, Greece, it is all part of the euro,

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and they are in worse trouble than we are. We should get some of the

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powers back that our taken away and a daily basis. It is an issue there

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needs to be made by the people and not by politicians, personally.

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We're joined now from Westminster by one of the MPs who's signed the

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motion, Mark Reckless. Are you resurrecting an old argument that

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the Euro-sceptics lost? It is not me resurrecting it, we had a

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petition signed by hundreds of thousands of people. For the first

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time, we are seeing Parliament debating what the public want. We

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had a meeting earlier in the weekend it was decided that the

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major issue that we were being pressed to consider by the public

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was the issue of the EU, and whether we should stay part of

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Europe as it has become, or if we should become an independent

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country trading with Europe but the governing ourselves. That is

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dangerous territory for the Tories because infighting over Europe

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eerie told the party apart in the 90s. -- nearly tore the party apart.

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My constituency sent me to Westminster to represent their

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interests, and in particular, to take decisions and make laws, and

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it is right that those decisions over your viewers lives should be

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made by people that they elect and can call to account. What interests

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me is that if in fact you say that you're representing your

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constituents interests and other MPs are as well, why are so few

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were few putting your head above the parapet? The better of Taj

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Group only has 10 MPs as members. There are many more than that,

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there are 60 Conservatives that supported this motion and many

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other colleagues will be consulting constituents over the weekend and

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debating and listening to colleagues on Monday. They will

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make a decision. When we went into Europe first, it was presented as a

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common market. We were told there would be political sacrifice but

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economic benefit, but now, with the euro, that has been a disaster and

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we're paying �20 billion a year for the privilege of having other

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countries make laws for us. We should decide these things at

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Westminster and if people do not approve of these things, they

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should be able to try out the politicians that make them. We

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should decide issues for our constituents and not be told how to

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vote by the whips or anyone else, and I would be doing the right

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thing for my constituents and voting to have a referendum so that

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Fagin decided rather than the politicians at Westminster. Thank

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you. Our political editor Louise Stewart

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joins us now. Louise, how significant do you think it is that

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these south east MP's look like they might rebel? It is significant,

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David Cameron is taking the rebellion seriously because he is

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talking tough and he has warned that government members that defy

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the party line and do not vote with the party will lose their

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government jobs. He has said that it will probably be a three-line

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whip, we have not had it confirmed yet. What this means is that MPs

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that do not vote with the Government lose the Government

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favour if you like, and with it, any chance of the future promotion,

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so people take quite a big risk putting their head above the

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parapet here. Why is David Cameron so worried? This is not binding, so

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if they did lose, they would not have to have a referendum, but

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because Europe is such a divisive issue for the Conservatives, and

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the fact four MPs in the south-east have said they would defy the

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Government, it is an issue that spits the party and he will want to

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quash any rebellion from avoiding that happening?

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And you can get more details on the website. Verdicts of misadventure

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after two boys died in a fire in Eastbourne. The two boys were found

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huddled together in a camp that they had made. Their mother was

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recovering from a drinking session was told by a coroner to date, they

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did not die because of neglect, and her actions came nowhere near to

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unlawful killing. Two people arrested in connection

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with a collision on a level crossing in Kent have been released

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on bail. The early morning service from Ramsgate to London hit an

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abandoned car in Cliffs End yesterday. Four people were on

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board but no one was hurt. The incident led to delays on the rail

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network. The man and the woman, both in their 40s will be

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questioned again on the 15th December.

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A man from Kent has had to have part of his leg amputated after

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completing a walk in his sister's memory. Peter Morris, from

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Gillingham in Kent, had been trying to raise the profile of murder

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victims' families. A diabetic, his blisters became infected with

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gangrene, and his right foot has now been amputated. His sister

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Claire Morris was murdered by Malcolm Webster in 1994. The 150

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mile walk wasn't such a choice, it was a compulsion. I felt I had no

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choice, I so much wanted to do it. By has no regrets. Obviously, I

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would like to have two legs, who wouldn't, but I cannot have that,

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that is the way it is. I have ended up in this situation, and if I had

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to do it again, I would do it again. The husband and daughter of a woman

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who tried to claim one and a half million pounds in compensation by

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exaggerating her injuries after she was hit by a Brighton bus have been

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given suspended prison sentences. Sherihan Brooks and her father

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Nabil Tadrous, seen here at the front, were sentenced for making

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false and dishonest statements describing Thereza Daoud from Hove

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as a 'virtual cripple'. Our reporter Claudia Sermbezis is in

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Brighton now, Claudia, how was it discovered the family had lied?

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was described as a grossly disabled, rack of four-woman, by her husband

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and her daughter. -- wreck of a woman. In 26 months, private

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investigators secretly filmed her dancing at her daughter's wedding,

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Howard shopping and at the hairdresser's. This all began on

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this stretch of road in Brighton back in 2005 when she was hit by a

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bus. It has never been disputed that she did receive a serious head

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injury, what has been disputed is a recovery. The family described her

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as a virtual cripple, not so, say the courts.

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Our top story tonight. Thousands of pounds worth of cigarettes have

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been seized in police raids on a number of shops in Sussex today.

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Six people have been arrested and two shops have been closed down. It

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comes after BBC South East Today exposed a widespread illicit trade

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in Hastings and St Leonards. Also. The best of British racing

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gather to raise money in memory of Henry Surtees, killed during a race

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in Kent. And there's a strange kind of sea-

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life on show at a Sussex aquarium as stars take the plunge for

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Despite bumper harvests, growers of apples and pears say they are still

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finding it difficult to sell enough of their produce to British

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supermarkets. The current market share of UK apples is 40%. The

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target is to raise it to 50%. This year's harvest of UK apples is up

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8% on last year. For the latest in our Food Chain series, our

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Environment Correspondent, Yvette Austin reports from the final day

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of the National Fruit Show at Detling.

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A showcase of English apples and pears, a huge range of varieties,

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old and new, taking the stand in a display of colour and beauty.

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have got lots of different cooking apples, beautiful red shiny apples,

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we use them quite quickly from the tree, so they are not many

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available for commercial sales. These are two different colours

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here, the darker ones are rare type that our local to the show. These

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are new apples that have only been available in the shop for four

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years, but in the last year, this has been voted the tastiest Apple.

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While they are celebrating the harvest, they believe that more

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work can be done to get English apples rather than foreign apples

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into the shopping bags. Base-rate increase in the fair share means

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more investment in markets. �1 a bag is a good way of getting fruit

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in front of the consume her in good condition. But as we store it more,

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we need a higher retail price to justify the storage, cost of

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storage and to enable reinvestment in more orchards going forward.

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They also like more new varieties to extend the season. These are a

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brand new variety, this is carefully timed, because it is

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available from mid- August through to the first week of September,

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picking off the tree. We will pick the red ones that are ready, put

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them straight into market, then go again when the next ones arrive,

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and then towards the middle of September, we start putting them

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into cold storage. They will be in the shops up to Christmas. These

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trees have been empty for over a month. It is an exceptionally early

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variety and distinctively sweet. It is right is like this that farmers

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say will help them to reach their 50 % market share target.

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Maidstone's Museum is set in an Elizabethan Manor House in the

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middle of town. When the trustees wanted to extend the building to be

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able to show more of their collection they had a choice.

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Either try and blend in to the existing brickwork - or boldly go

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all modern. They chose modern - and the new �3.7 million addition has

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been variously described as "revolutionary" and "a carbuncle".

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Lynda Hardy reports. You certainly will not miss this

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building easily, and there is a mixed reaction to the museum's new

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cold front. I do not like it at all, it is not in character with the

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building. I like a blend of old and modern together. A bit too bold and

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out there and two gold for my liking. The idea of differentiating

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the old and the new is great, so the principle is fantastic. Those

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behind the refurbishment hope any controversy its new for SAD has

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covered will simply have to attract more visitors. -- its new front has

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created. The gallery they do opened in 2009, that controversial Gallery

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in Hastings due to open next year and the Turner Contemporary in

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Margate that opened in May, that has already exceeded its annual

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target for a visitor numbers. of the areas we are looking to

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generate is the visitor economy. We have a really good heritage area

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and this is just part of it. More space inside also means more

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exhibits will be brought out of storage. This is a very special

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item. This is the thigh bone of a dinosaur. The first fossil skeleton

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to be found ever in the world was found in Maidstone. We blathered on

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display in a short time. Another of the exhibits that visitors will see

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for the first time in this new museum is this in mind metre-long

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Solomon Islands can do. It has never been shown before because

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they did not have the space. It opens next week and will be fully

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functional next March, hoping to have been the regeneration of this

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town. -- to help in the regeneration.

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I don't mind it! I would like to see it in the flesh.

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I'm not getting involved! Many of the UK's best young racing

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drivers were at Buckmoor Park today to take part in a Henry Surtees

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Charity Race. A minute's silence was held at the event for Dan

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Wheldon the British driver who died in America at the weekend as Neil

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Bell reports. Just over two years ago Henry

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Surtees died in a freak accident. His father had gathered many of the

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country's best young drivers, certain that the sport is safer now

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than it ever was. Motorsport today with the date allergy debt has been

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involved and is continually evolving is fantastically safe.

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There has been vast changes since the days that I raced when you're

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sitting in between three fuel tanks. If he went off the road, it was

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just as likely that it went bang. Even so, accidents still happen. A

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British driver died last weekend after crashing at 200 mph. He was a

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graduate of Bob Moore Park and the drivers at the event today held a

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minute's silence for them. You're doing 230 mph, and you're literally

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touching, let alone close, you're testing at that speed. It was a

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freak accident that happened. It was a freak accident and it can

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happen anywhere, it happens all the time, so we have to accept that and

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understand that is part of it. It is part of what makes it exciting.

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Proceeds from this race will go to the Henry Surtees Foundation. The

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drivers were all keen to support it. It is a really good cause and

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people do it because it is him and everyone knew who he was. It is

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great to get everyone together again and it is a really good vibe.

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The sport is thrilling, the rewards potentially huge, but tragedy could

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quite literally be just around the corner.

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We have still got the cold air at the moment, the weather at their,

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it is quite difficult to move away all the cold weather that is there.

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The first half of tonight is where we have this cold air like last

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night. The temperatures are getting close to freezing. The clear skies,

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the light wind, temperature is getting to their minimum nattered

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the usual time of four or five am, probably around 3am when we will

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get temperatures down to-one or minus two degrees. It would be a

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frosty evening and a frosty night. We have got a little bit of good

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news overnight and tomorrow night with the peak of the meteor shower

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happening. You will need to be looking out at the whole sky, as

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much as possible between midnight and 5am. That is when the peak of

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it happens. The reason is, every time at this time of the year, the

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most famous of the comments, we tend to go into its orbit. -- the

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famous of the connects. The debris is the size of a grain of sand but

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it travels at 41 miles per second and that burns up as it hits the

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atmosphere. That creates a shooting star. That is tonight and tomorrow

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night. We have got some clear skies, probably several per hour, so not a

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major meteor shower. The cloud was started pushing and then, and

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tomorrow, Keddy picture, that is when the wind will pick up to a

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south-westerly. Tomorrow, the south-westerly wind will mean

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things are a bit milder, feeling less cold, but bringing in the

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cloud with it. Typically when you get the south-westerly, you get

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moisture in from the Atlantic. Possibly some showers. There will

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be some sunny spells through tomorrow and the temperatures

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reaching 12 or 13 degrees. Tomorrow evening, a chance of some clear

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skies and may be that Meacher a share, but into satyr. -- but into

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Saturday, the wind will pick up. Temperatures reaching 18 and 19

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degrees on Sunday, but as always, it doesn't last for ever, as soon

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as we get into next week, some breezy, cloudy conditions on Monday,

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hanging on to the cloud for Tuesday and this band of rain likely to

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affect us later on Tuesday afternoon, that is when we were

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likely see the next band of rain. I can't believe I'm saying this, yet

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again, to us the end of October, please do not put your barbecues

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please do not put your barbecues away just yet!

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Thank you. Is it worth staying up for the meteor shower?

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Definitely. This is a good one to lookout for.

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Telescopes at the ready! The headlines, 8 months after Colonel

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Gaddafi fled, he has been captured and shot dead in his home city.

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Thousands of pounds worth of fake and smuggle cigarettes had been

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seized in police raids on shops in Sussex, six people had been

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arrested following an exclusive report which showed the extent of

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the trade last night. And you can get more details of what is

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