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Welcome to South East Today. Tonight's top stories: The third

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ram-raid in a week. Kent Police investigate a spate of cash. Theft.

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We report live from the scene of the latest.

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Living MMA bar home but no regrets. The -- for women -- living in a

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mobile home but no regrets. The woman who sold her home to pay for

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surgery after weight loss. Cancer patients' exhausting

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journeys for treatment because a radiotherapy centre planned for

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Sussex still has not been built. My father of the Spy catcher. A new

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book reveals one man's extraordinary exploits with MI5

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during World War II. And the icing on the cake. A

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national award for the Sussex woman whose redundancy turned her life

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around. Good evening. Detectives are

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tonight investigating whether there is a link between a spate of ram

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raids in Kent in which 4x4 vehicles and diggers have been used to smash

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and grab cash machines. In the third in recent times, a cash

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machine near Sittingbourne was raided.

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The wreckage left behind after two 4x4 vehicles were used to ram the

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Co-op and take the cash machine. The first thing I heard was the

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loud crash. When I looked out to the four-wheel drive pulling

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forward, positioning itself a bit better and then taking another

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whack, shortly followed by several more. Then a man came out and jump

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inside the shop and then they went up the road with the cash machine.

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This is the third such raid in a week in north Kent. Last Wednesday,

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robbers used a digger to take a cash machine from Waitrose in

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Ashford. On Saturday, the least disturbed robbers trying to take an

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ATM from a bank using a JCB digger been another town. And today's

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attack in Newing sin. Two 4x4 vehicles were also used on a

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cashpoint rate in September. Police are now looking at whether they are

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all connected. They are extraordinary incidents, where

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machines have been bricked from the walls of buildings, so yes, there

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are similarities, but there are also differences. I am not saying

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it is these same people who have committed all three defences but we

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will keep an open mind and we will follow every single lead that we

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have and do so ruthlessly. The cash machine taken from here was dumped

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in a nearby field and the two 4x4 vehicles used have also been

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recovered. With over 2000 ATM machines in their county, Kent

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Police say they are working with banks to boost security, as well as

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farmers and the construction industry to make sure that vehicles

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that could be used in raids are kept securely locked away.

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We can join our reporter live. We understand this latest raid was

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well-planned? It does look that way, because trees had been felt at

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either end of this road, blocking off access. Police believe it was

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done to try to hamper their efforts to get here to stop the thieves.

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Detectives are looking through CCTV pictures taken here to try to Dean

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any more information about what happened and identify those

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responsible. This evening, the shop remains boarded up and closed and

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in custody three men are arrested on suspicion of burglary. A Kent

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woman has sold her house and moved into a mobile home to pay for more

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than �30,000 worth of cosmetic surgery. Jayne Fenney from Hoo, who

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was 21 stone, had shed half her weight but was left with excess

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skin all over her body. She says the only option to regain her

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confidence was to pay to go under the knife, and she insists she has

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no regrets. She has swapped bricks and mortar

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for this mobile home and the body she always wanted. Jayne Fenney

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started dieting after her weight reached 21 stone. She got down to

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17 before paying to have a gastric and fitted. Her weight dropped to

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ten-and-a-half stone but she was left with excessive skin that left

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her unhappy and lacking in confidence. Until she sold her home

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to meet the bill for surgery. over the moon. I cannot get over

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how different my confidence is. I have so much confidence now. My

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life is completely different. Live for today. You do not know how long

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you are going to be here and it is all right having bricks and mortar

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and money, but you could work for all that and not live to see the

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end result and struggle and scrimped and saved to pay a

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mortgage. The initial gastric and cost �5,000. She spent �14,000 on a

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body lift, then two further operations at a cost of �16,000.

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Ten years ago we very rarely saw this and victory in the last five

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years, I have been to the States to see how my colleagues tackle the

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problem, and it has multiplied. In my own practice, it has gone to

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about five or six patients a year. But throughout the NHS and other

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areas, it has blossomed. But the funding is the problem. Jayne

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insists she has no regrets about selling her house, along this

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street. She said it is something she had to do to regain her

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confidence. She was turned down for surgery on the NHS even though she

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said her excess skin was affecting her relationships. She insists this

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was not just a vanity project. cannot deal with that. That is why

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I thought about having the surgery. After a lot of thought and

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discussions I went ahead and did it. As Jayne tries to make her new

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mobile home homely, the NHS said, at a time of acute pressure on NHS

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budgets, the removal of reaching skin is not reaching the available

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In a moment, the MP and the candidate he unseated go into

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battle again, this time in the libel courts.

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A man has described been left traumatised after he woke to find

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his larger trying to slash his throat with a serrated knife. 62

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year-old Iain Gillies was rushed to hospital as the wounds were so deep

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they exposed his neck vertebrae. His attacker, Aaron Coco Smith from

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Tunbridge Wells has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after

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admitting attempted murder. He was pressing the knife into my

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neck. He had both sides of the knife.

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Describing the moment he found his blood jet trying to kill him after

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he has already attacked his house mate. -- he's the larger. I thought,

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he is going to kill me. Suddenly, he decided to leave. I do not know

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why. I lay there, screaming, help, call the police! In a few minutes

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the police arrived and they got me to hospital just in time. The

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hospital told me another ten or 15 minutes and I would have died from

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loss of blood. Kent Police told us Following a five-day search, police

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eventually found 35-year-old Aaron Coco Smith hiding in a tent on

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Tunbridge Wells Common. Maidstone Crown Court heard how he had a

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string of previous convictions and was well known to police. He was

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sentenced to 12 years in prison. sometimes think, I pity there is

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not a death penalty any more but I want him to suffer, to rot in jail

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and regret every day what he did. 62-year-old Iain Gillies remained

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in hospital for three weeks. He still says he has no idea what

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motivated the attack but it is a traumatic experience he will never

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forget. There is usually no love lost between political opponents,

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especially during the run-up to a general election. But comments made

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in Eastbourne during last year's campaign has resulted in the town's

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MP attempting to sue his successor at the High Court. The Liberal

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Democrat MP Stephen Lloyd is accused by the Conservative Nigel

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Waterson, who lost his seat last year, of conducting a defamatory

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and misleading its near campaign against him. Mr Lloyd's legal team

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say he was entitled to express his honest opinion.

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The former Conservative MP for Eastbourne sieving his Liberal

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Democrat successor for words he wrote about him during last year's

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general election campaign. Stephen Lloyd and an assistant published

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campaign leaflets styled like a local newspaper in which they

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described the rival ASDA and expenses scandal MP. The leaflets

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were delivered to 40,000 homes. Today the Royal Courts of Justice

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were told that the leaflets were misleading and defamatory because

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the former MP had been completely exonerated by a series of

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investigations. But Mr Lloyd's team argued that it was, in their honest

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opinion, scandalous that taxpayers have paid mortgage interest

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payments on Mr Waters and's second home, even though this was normal

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practice and permitted by parliamentary rules. The judge

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decided to delay his judgment on whether the case should proceed.

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further comment today. The judge has heard all that we need to say

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and has reserved judgment. Until that time, we will make no further

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comment. Mr Waters and lost his seat at the

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general election to Mr Lloyd with a 4% swing from Conservatives took

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the Liberal Democrats. He says he does not wish to challenge the

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result that simply vindicate his reputation.

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Our reporter is that the High Court. What happens next? Today the judge

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heard from both parties, as he tries to work out whether to hear

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this case himself, dismiss it or taking to a grit jury trial. Nigel

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Waterson steam say his reputation was badly damaged by misleading and

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defamatory statements and Stephen Dodd's team said they were unhappy

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with the expenses that he was claiming while he was an MP and

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that while there was nothing improper about him doing that they

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feel they should be entitled to express their honestly held opinion.

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Thank you. A man has been released on bail after a dog was dragged

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behind a car for more than six miles.

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The duck died. -- the... Diet. The 33 year-old handed himself in after

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the border collie cross was seen tied to a Porsche as it drove from

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Devil's Dyke to a lay-by on the A 27 just past the Southwick Tunnel.

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Police described to the animal's injuries as horrific. Mental health

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inspectors have found major concerns at a hospital in Hove

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after they found suicidal patients were put in rooms where they could

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hang themselves. The Care Quality Commission inspected Mill View

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Hospital earlier this month. The Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation

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Trust has been given 28 days to respond.

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�3 million has been granted from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help

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restore the old roller-coaster and rides at Dreamland in Margate. It

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brings the total money granted for the restoration to �10.7 million.

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Thanet District Council will first have to carry out a compulsory

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purchase of the derelict site. A final decision is expected to be

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made by the Secretary of State early next year. Turner

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Contemporary has exceeded expectations. It has received

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double the visitors expected so we believe Dreamland can do the same

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and together they can make a real difference to Margate.

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The Immigration Minister and Ashford MP has been defending his

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role in the controversy over the relaxing of border controls this

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summer. Mr Green, who was giving evidence to a committee of MPs,

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denied the Home Office's handling of the situation had been chaotic.

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It follows the recent resignation of the former head of the UK border

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force, Brodie Clark, who claimed he did not relax immigration beyond a

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pilot scheme authorised by the Home Secretary. I do not think it was

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chaotic at all. What seemed to have happened was that very relevant

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information was withheld from ministers and it appears to have

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been happening for a period of time. Our political editor was watching

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the committee and joins us now live from Westminster. Damian Green's

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evidence backs that of the Home Secretary, doesn't it, BET placing

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the blame on UK border staff? He said never had the former board

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as chief, Brodie Clark, mention to him the fact that there was a

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relaxation of checks on un-European immigrants -- and non-European

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immigrants. It appeared in the mission had been withheld. Earlier

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I caught up with MP Mark Reckless, who is a member of the Home Affairs

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Select Committee, to get his opinion. I think Damian Green gave

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a very sure footed performers to the parliamentary committee. I

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think it is clear that ministers did not know key facts they should

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have been given but it is still not clear quite which officials were

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responsible and what happened. If ministers want to move on, it

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really is important that they brought all the key documents into

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the public domain. It has been a couple of weeks that have been

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difficult for Damian Green. I think he is much safer tonight. He and

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the Home Secretary, because their evidence concurs and seems to

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disagree with that of officials at the board agency. But it takes the

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focus of the fact that the pilot scheme seemed to be working quite

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effectively. Damian Green called again today for more intelligence

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led border controls. Our top story tonight: Detectives

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are tonight investigating whether there is a link between a spate of

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ram raids on cash machines in Kent. In the latest, the third in a week,

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robbers rammed a shop in Newington near Sittingbourne with a JCB

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digger. Also in tonight's's programme:

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The Man Who Never Was - how a Folkestone writer uncovered the

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tale of his father's strange MI5 exploits during World War Two. And

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a cake maker in the top tear. How a Sussex woman turned redundancy into

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an opportunity to start an award But many people are still facing

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exhausting journeys for treatment because planned radiotherapy

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centres simply have not been built in Sussex yet. 11 years ago, the

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Labour government raised the issue, but BBC South East has discovered

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that the new centre that is planned for Eastbourne is unlikely to be

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built before 2014, and that will only happen if the money can be

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found. John Young has been investigating.

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The physical reality of radiotherapy is shocking, but the

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logistics can be daunting, too, because unlike other treatments, it

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is needed five days a week, week after week. For Claire Mosley, that

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meant a daily three hour round trip through country lanes. Sheikh axed

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a paramedic friend for advice on the Richter. It is very tiring. I

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was lucky because I had very good friends willing to take me to and

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from Maidstone. I took myself a couple of times a week but if I had

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not had those friends or had not had a car or had to rely on public

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transport, I do not know how I would have done it. It would have

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been an absolute nightmare. Government guidelines suggest a

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journey of 45 minutes is reasonable, but a patient living in, say,

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Bexhill, travelling to Brighton, faces a journey of possibly an hour

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and a half. It is no better if they have to go to Maidstone. Hence the

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attraction of a centre in his book, less than 40 minutes away and a bad

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day. In Kent, some patients in the Thanet have a trip of at least an

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hour to Maidstone. The plans for a new centre in his ball are now on

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paper. They have been discussed for the last four years. It would mean

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halving the Geri times for 2000 patients but there is still a long

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way to go. It is a long and complicated process to build this

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and get the money. At the moment we are developing the business case.

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We do not have the full document. We do not have planning permission

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and we do not have the money. sounds like it might not happen at

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all? We are all working very hard to try to ensure that it does.

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Distance is not the only problem facing cancer patients. There is

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the expense. Recent research suggests the cost of fuel alone

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travelling from Bexhill to Maidstone is more than 1,200 pounds

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and to brighten his is not much less. Things are now looking good

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for Claire and her family. She is not the only one hoping that things

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will be easier for the next generation, though.

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Our reporter is like in Hastings. 2007 was the first date we heard

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there. Why has it been such a long time getting the go-ahead for this

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new cancer centre? It is an NHS bureaucratic nightmare. You have

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two different trusts working together. You have some quite

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dangerous buildings. �1 million of concrete alone for a radiotherapy

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centre makes planning very difficult and you have the issue of

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the finance. Until recently these things were raised by private

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finance initiatives. Those are no longer politically in his favour.

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That makes the funding complicated. One piece of good news perhaps is

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the Department of Health have pointed out there is some funding

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available to help people with current transport costs, but I

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think that is little consolation. I think 2014 is looking a little

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optimistic. My Father Was The Man Who Never Was

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- it is the cryptic title of a new biography by Folkestone author

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Nicholas Reed. He has uncovered the colourful life of his father who

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told him late in life about his exploits in MI5. Strangest of all

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was his involvement in the story of the Man Who Never Was. A dead body

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carrying fake secret documents fooled the Germans into believing

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the allies would invade Greece, a deception which shortened World War

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It is one of the most peculiar stories of World War II. How a dead

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body floated on to a Spanish beach and deceived the German high

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command into believing the allies would invade Greece and not Sicily

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in 1943. The Germans have massively reinforced Sicily so we thought,

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let's try to persuade them we are going to invade Greece and Sardinia.

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The best way to do it was to land the body of a man, give him a

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complete identity as a marine, carrying a private letter from

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Admiral at -- Admiral Lord batten about high Sicily was just a cover

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plan and we were really going to invade Greece. We commend the salt

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the story, which sounds more fiction than fact, the cane --

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became a 1960s film. The book reveals how Nicholas's father,

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Ronnie, featured on the identity papers. They tried taking a picture

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of the dead body but it was just today, it was impossible. The man

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who thought this all up positive meeting and he realised that my

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father could be the twin brother of the corpse and that is why on the

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identity card of the Man Who Never Was, it is my father's face who

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appears. Ronnie Reed was recruited to MI5 while working as a BBC

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engineers. They said, I want you to go on an assignment that will last

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about three weeks. I said, where is this? They said, bat. In this

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interview, recorded with his son shortly before he died, he inspired

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the book, telling of his treatment with double agents. It was only I

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think at the very end of his life when he felt all the records were

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going to come out. He is talking about 50 years ago and trawler that

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was saved now. The face of the Man Who Never Was, a true spy story.

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One of the South East's most successful galleries has managed to

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buy two important works by British artist John Piper, thanks to the

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generosity of its visitors. The Towner Gallery in Eastbourne

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launched an appeal to buy the works which demonstrate the artist's love

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of the Sussex landscape. Grants from various bodies, including the

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Art Fund, were added to donations from visitors to pay for the

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�85,000 paintings. Gillingham will be hoping to make

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it through to second round of the FA Cup this evening with victory

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over League One form. -- League 1 Bournemouth. The Gills will be

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without a lone strikers Frank Nouble and Jo Kuffour for the game

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but are keen to progress in the competition. If you can have a run

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in the FA Cup, it might free up a bit of money at the right time, the

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January transfer window, and you could get a couple of fresh faces.

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For a successful business you need good turnover and no half-baked

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ideas. For Jo Stevens her new business has become a cottage

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industry. She was made redundant two years ago but it allowed her to

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concentrate on her passion and now she has been named as the best new

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wedding cake design of the year. From the construction industry to

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creating award-winning cakes, it is a career path that Jo Stevens never

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thought was possible, until she was made redundant. It was a difficult

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time, returning back to work after having children, and I was looking

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to go back to work and I was lucky enough that my husband spotted the

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cake decorating classes and he was the one that said, if you love

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doing it, give it a go. Like millions of others, Jo was inspired

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by Kent-based celebrity chef Paul Hollywood, whose great British

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bake-off has encouraged a resurgent in cake baking. Never has pastry

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been so scrutinised. It is quite tough puff pastry. Now Jo devoted

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all her spare time to what has become a real cottage industry.

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Some of the cakes I have done eight hours off detail on a cake. I made

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a watch and it was all made out of piping and icing. It is nice to be

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involved with somebody's special day. When somebody gets married the

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wedding cake is such a big part of the day. Jo's favourite cake is her

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wonky wedding cake which has to be cut out exactly 36 degrees and has

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-- takes a week to make. Her next goal is to open her own shop.

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You can do that, can't she? What, eat cake?

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Make cake! All this talk of cake! You can

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probably describe tonight's the weather as being a bit like a

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pudding, perhaps a baked Alaska. Once you have devoured the Prydie

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layer on the outside, all you are left with is the icy bite on the

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inside. At the moment we have the rain, the mist, the Merc, the fog,

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the tide. Later on, from about midnight, when the cold front has

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moved on, that is where we will get his icy kick at the end, with

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temperatures are coming down close to freezing and some of us having

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to scrape the windscreen in the morning. Quite a difference in the

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temperature to what we have at the moment. Speaking of the rain from

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the weather front, it has kept up a bit in the moment and an area of

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low pressure high up in the atmosphere has engaged with his

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area and some of the showers are heavier than they were earlier but

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they will be gone in the next two hours. Some places may be from

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midnight will get clear skies. Mist and fog in places as well because

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of the cooler temperatures. Temperatures are currently about 11

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or 12 so a huge drop in temperature by the end of the night and some of

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us will see frost on the ground and on windscreens. Tomorrow morning

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will be a much colder start than this morning but we will have the

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sunshine. It will last all day long apart from a few mist and fog

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patches in the morning. Just a beautiful day with temperatures up

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to 11 or 12 degrees. Tomorrow evening a game, we will see the

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frost returned. Temperatures dipping down to two or three

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degrees. After that, the wind and Clive will be increasing. Not quite

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