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

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Tonight's top stories: a damning report was up parents of a

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stillborn baby till they are terrible experience at a Sussex

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hospital with overwork, stressed- out staff. - she says she was going

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to shut the door and they go me. Kent-based helicopter pilot has

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died in a crash in Cambridgeshire. Also in tonight's programme: She

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threw bread out of a car window; the Kent woman who says she'll

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accept a criminal record over an �80 fine. Can I have that infamous

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P please, Bob? A blockbuster of a career. Tributes to Kent quizmaster

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Bob Holness who has died at the age of 83. And making his mark on the

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London Olympics - the Sussex artist whose design has been turned into a

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50p coin. Good evening. A midwife who felt out of control, with staff

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overworked and stressed, and a failure to pass on information -

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all may have contributed to a child being stillborn at a Sussex

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hospital, a damning internal report has revealed. A Sussex coroner held

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an inquiry into the circumstances around Sam Dice's delivery at the

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Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. He was stillborn with the

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umbilical cord wrapped around his neck. John Young was at Brighton

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Coroner's Court. At their home in Brighton this couple have one image

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to remind them of the Sun they never knew. But what the midwives

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are to them on their arrival at the labour ward was shocking, too.

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said that she was going to shut the door and ignore me, put me in a

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room. She really said that? Yes. This morning, coroner heard details

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of why some have died, strangled by his umbilical cord was possibly

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also suffering from an infection. His mother said that claims that

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her baby didn't seem to be moving were ignored by midwives, as she

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was herself for more than six hours. In a report, the Royal Sussex could

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their hospital admitted a failure to listen to the concerns of John a

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parks properly. She should have had a CTG as soon as the baby seemed

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still. And too few staff -1 midwife admitted she filled out of control

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but was unable to get back up because the co-ordinator was too

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busy. Today, John a parks had this message for other mothers-to-be.

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Just to speak out and be a certain listen to your instincts. Midwives

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need to listen to the instincts of mothers. No comment from there will

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Sussex County Hospital, but a statement saying that the thoughts

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of those at the hospital were with the family of baby samples of the

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massive incidents like this are incredibly rare, but had Kiev been

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better, it is possible that the baby Sam's lives could have been

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said. The hospital says that lessons have been learned. There is

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now written assessment when mothers say their babies do not seem to be

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moving and more attention to staffing. Some's parents are not

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allowed to blame anyone but do not want anyone else to have to go

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through what they went through. John, what else has emerged about

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the way the hospital has responded to this? This interim report seems

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very thorough, 15 pages long, 11 members of staff interviewed. The

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family met and spoken to, twice, the family does not feel this

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report is accurate. The hospital says that it shows that they are

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taking it seriously. Unfortunate timing for the medical world, with

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the Prime Minister raising eyebrows over nursing standards across the

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country. There is fair to say that this is not the only hospital under

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pressure tonight. A helicopter pilot who took off from Manston

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Airport in Kent has died in a crash in Cambridgeshire. The aircraft was

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was heading for Fenland Airfield near Spalding when the accident

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happened. It's not yet known if the pilot, who was flying an aircraft

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owned by Polar Helicopters, comes from Kent. Ian Palmer reports. Some

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were up my head, a man lost its life. The helicopter he was flying

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crashed just outside Ely near Cambridge, just before 1130 this

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morning. The aircraft and palate had been based at Manston airfield

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in Kent. The helicopter pilot with a taking off from a flat surface

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behind me and tragically, the trip to Cambridgeshire would have been

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the last. No one from the company was available to comment. The

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helicopter involved is the Robinson are 22. Eye witnesses described

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what they saw. I just don't round and watch this helicopter coming

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towards us, then it seemed to break into two then there was a huge

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crack and it just fell out of the sky. K manager police have lost an

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investigation. -- Cambridgeshire police. There was a large amount of

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debris spread out over a large area, and we need to keep that secure to

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allow the Air Accident Investigation Bureau to go about

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their work. Being a helicopter we have had some aviation fuel that

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has been spilled. The helicopter left Manston airport at just the

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pilot on board, heading for the Fen land there Paul in Lincolnshire.

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But he never arrived because the aircraft came down. Back in Kent,

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the man who works opposite the helicopter base expressed deep

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shock at the news. It is very sad. They are nice people and very

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helpful towards me and everything. It is a sad situation. I thought

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that was very quiet their today, they are usually very busy. It is

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very sad. Local people told me there have been no flights from

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here since the crash happened. Tonight, it is unclear when they

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will resume. Ian, do we know any more about the identity of the

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pilot? We don't know the identity of the pilot. But we know that next

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of kin have been informed. We don't know if the pilot was a member of

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staff or you simply chartered the company Accra. But we know that

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according to an air traffic expert, the aircraft passed over Cambridge

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just south of the cast -- crash site without any sign of problems,

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which suggests that whatever happened to the pilot and

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helicopter unfolded very quickly. Coming up, the Kent stonemason who

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makes a regular trip to a London to maintain the plaque in memory of

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the murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence. A woman from Kent says

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she's prepared to receive a criminal record rather than pay a

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fine for throwing the remnants of a sandwich out of her car window.

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Linda Potter was driving in Princes Park in Chatham when she threw the

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food - a council officer in a car behind saw her. She now faces an

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�80 fine but insists she won't pay. Alex Beard reports. When does

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speeding birds become an offence? Apparently, when you do it from

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inside a car. It was me that did it, but I don't feel that �80 warrants

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what I did. I just don't. I am not going to pay it. Linda Potter was a

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nature reserve in clear. She says she's saucy girls on a grass bank

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and decided to feed them with the remains of her sandwich. In the car

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being was a council officer for Sussex days later she received a

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letter asking her to pay and �80 fine. The pressure group, Keep

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Britain Tidy, says there is no excuse for litter. Any form of

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littering from vehicles is to be condemned. We believe people should

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keep any waste or litter in their vehicle and sell they reached their

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destination then put it in the event. Drivers in Kent give their

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reaction. 80 per ounce is a bit steep. A sandwich is biodegradable,

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so I think it is a bit harsh. have to pay for cleaners to clean

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up after them, so definitely, �80. It is not enough, actually. If it

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was a bit of fruit then the birds can eat it, but a sandwich? It is

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littering, isn't it? We under Potter has until next Monday to pay

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the fine. If she does not she will be interviewed by the police and

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court action and the criminal record could follow. Lots of you

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have been commenting on our facebook page on this story already.

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David Rogers says: It's biodegradable! Common sense should

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be used! Shane Waterman says, I am a taxi driver. If I get spotted

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chucking anything out my car window I can not only get a fine, I can

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lose my taxi driver's badge - and that means I lose a lot more than

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an �80 fine. If she can't be bothered to wrap what she didn't

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want in the wrapper it came in and stop at a bin or take it home, then

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tough! Jewel Bee: food for birds? Well done for thinking on her feet,

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and coming up with an excuse for her behaviour, its all complete

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rubbish which she should have put in a bin. Jenny says that it is far

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better than cigarette ends that it thrown from car windows - now it

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they should get done. A lorry driver from Kent who died when his

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vehicle crashed into a row of parked cars in Brighton yesterday

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has been named. Roger Smith, who was 52, worked at the Eastmead

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Trading Estate in Ashford. Queens Park Road was closed and homes

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evacuated after the collision demolished a wall, damaging a gas

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main and causing a leak. A post- mortem is due to take place next

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week. A former Wadhurst GP, jailed for a string of sex attacks on

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young girls at his surgery, is appealing against his conviction

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and sentence. Antony Collis was convicted at the Old Bailey in June

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and sentenced to eight and a half years in prison. He was found

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guilty of eight counts of indecent assault on five girl patients at

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the Belmont Surgery. He also admitted two counts of making

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indecent images of children. Veteran broadcaster Bob Holness -

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who was one of the first men to play James Bond, on the radio - and

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was one of the first voices to be heard on the new Radio One when it

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launched in the 60s - has died at the ageof 83. He was most famously

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associated with Blockbusters, the game show for sixth-formers that he

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presented for 10 years in the 1980s. But he was also a popular figure in

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his home county of Kent, helping several charities and supporting

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local journalism along the way. Katherine Downes reports. His name

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was as much part of the game as the catchphrases and Hexagon Plummer.

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would like to go for a pee, please, Bob. Blockbusters is what all

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illness is most remembered for in a career that spanned almost 60 years.

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Board honours went to school at Maidstone Grammar, and later moved

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to South Africa with his family. He eventually came back to the UK to

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take his place in the starting line-up of BGs when Radio 1 first

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took to the airwaves. -- of D Js. He chaired a programme, a bluff

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with Nicholas Parsons. Cologne will come to the show in which two teams

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stars are almost nest of buzzwords, for the opposition to swat at.

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Everybody loves him. He came across as a benevolent schoolmaster and

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everyone warmed to him. Back in Kent where he grew up, Bob Holness

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gave his team has beaten two of your local charities, including a

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speech therapy Charity based in Ashford. It was bought Lorna Sue

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came up with the Dick -- with the name for us, find a voice. He said

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that the original name had been far too long. The point of this charity

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is helping people communicate better. What better person and Bob

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Holness, one of Britain's great communicators? What G can be gained,

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lost or cut from under your feet? Yes, that's right, it is ground.

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Millions will remember him for his ten-year tenure as ball from

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Blockbusters. -- Bob. Goodbye from us, to all of you. Cheers. In the

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19 years since teenager Stephen Lawrence was murdered, it's become

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a focal point for those who want to remember him. And in the days since

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two men were convicted of stabbing him in a racist attack, an engraved

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plaque on the street in Eltham where he collapsed has again taken

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on special resonance. But, sadly, it has also attracted vandals who

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have tried many times to deface the memorial. And when the original

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plaque was wrecked in a hammer attack, a Kent stonemason decided

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to take action. Sara Smith has more. Stonemason Gordon Newton has worked

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on countless memorial stones, all poignant reminders of loch ones who

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have been lost. But few of them have received so much attention as

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this one, surrounded by flowers, on the day that two men were

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imprisoned for the murder of Stephen Lawrence. It was two years

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after his death at the original stone was attacked and Gordon's

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daughter suggested that they should help. She was very upset about that

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and she said that I ought to do something about this. So, we did,

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we manufactured among more real the size of a paving slab -- we

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manufactured a memorial. And we installed it at the site. The new

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stone was cast at this workshop at Philae, near Maidstone. It has been

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the target of vandals. Each time it has been damaged, the stonemasons

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have gone back and repair it, determined that it should remain in

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pristine condition. For Stephen's parents, thrust back into the

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spotlight this week, it has been a quiet act of kindness during their

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battle for justice. Overwhelmed, it is such a beautiful, kind and

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generous act, and I am glad that it has been given some profile today

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because it is very important. It is that outpouring of generosity that

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his such a hallmark of who we are as a people and what Stephen means

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to us as a country. The memorial stone here has become a focal point

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for those wanting to express their emotions about what happened that

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night. Stonemasons in at Kent village more than 25 miles away are

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determined that it should remain year, intact, for many years to

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come. This is our top story tonight: An inquiry into the

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stillbirth of a baby at a Sussex hospital has heard that staff were

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overworked and stressed. A damning internal report into the

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circumstances of Sam Dice's delivery at the Royal Sussex County

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Hospital in Brighton also heard that a midwife on duty at the time

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felt she was out of control. Also in tonight's programme: Taking on

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the high flyers. Gillingham warm up for their FA Cup clash against

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Premiership side Stoke City. And it's a mint - the Sussex artist

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whose making his mark on the London Olympics with a winning design for

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a 50p piece. Scientists at the University of Kent are working on a

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new system that they hope will help crack down on the illegal

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international trade in endangered species. Researchers at the Durrell

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Institute of Conservation and Ecology are developing technology

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that will sift through millions of items offered for sale on the

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internet every day - and spot those that could be criminal. Our

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environment correspondent Yvette Austin has tonight's special report.

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There are strict rules governing international trade in in the age

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of wildlife, whether it is plants or animals. Permits are needed,

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which are costly. There is a high temptation for people to trade on

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the Internet. Here are some photographs of some popular groups

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of species and some of these will sell for thousands of pounds, so

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there is a big incentive to potentially dig them up from the

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wild, and in some cases these are protected by national legislation

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and, in others, you require a permit to move them across the

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border, so we're trying to identify which ones are all illegal origin.

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This Eve they add for a newly discovered species requires a

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permit to cross borders. -- this eBay ad. Has it been grown for

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cultivation to get it up for sale? The trade in ivory is a particular

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problem, despite a worldwide ban. EBay has a ban on selling ivory on

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its site, but recently it had to withdraw this item at the request

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of the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Over 3,000

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elephants have been killed. Every piece of ivory represents a killed

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elephant. We cannot find any evidence to show that this ivory

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has been sold legally so we are very concerned. Reptiles and

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amphibians sales are popular, with some animals being taken up

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illegally from the wild. This is a Kaiser's Newark, from Sonoran,

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critically endangered, probably down to less than 1,000 animals,

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and it is a species that has received international protection,

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primarily because of the internet trade. EB has a policy of no sales

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at all of living animals. Academics are trying to find a way of

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identifying people who flout such policies. It's the FA Cup 3rd round

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this weekend - when the big boys come into the competition - and it

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always throws up some great stories. Back in 1999, Gillingham sacked

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their manager Tony Pulis in acrimonious circumstances, leading

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to a bitter legal battle. 13 years on, he's returning to The

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Priestfield tomorrow as the manager of Premier League Stoke City, as

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they take on the Gills. Neil Bell's in Chatham now - so what kind of

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reception is Pulis likely to get? If not and he was well, and

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certainly a warm response from the majority of Gillingham fans. He

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played a big part in what is now considered to be a golden era for

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the club. Some feel that he could have taken them even further.

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were the dream team, the young German who rescued Gillingham from

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administration and his ambitious manager. They transformed the

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club's fortunes before it all went badly wrong. And the hiss and

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colour was Dean Campden under 20 Peerless. He believes that fans of

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Gillingham still have fond memories. And she have a lot has been said

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and a lot has gone on, but times move on, and I'm sure that he has

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moved on and has done fantastic work at Stoke City. He has done a

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fantastic job. Tony Populus has guided stalks at the end to the top

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half of the Premier League and into Europe and enjoyed plenty of

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success at his four years at Gillingham, winning 43% of his

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games for the four years he was in charge and taking them to the 1999

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play-off final at Wembley. The question for many Gillingham fans

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is what with a pattern to the club if he had not fallen out with his

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German? He would have got us into the championship, and the team he

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was building was good enough. -- with his chairman. In reality, the

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gulf between Gillingham and Stoke City could hardly be greater, but

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in the FA Cup in front of a capacity crowd, with nothing much

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to lose, who knows? There will be exclusive commentary on the game on

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BBC Radio Kent kicking off at 3 o'clock. Brighton will be

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favourites going into their match against non league Wrexham at The

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Amex. The Seagulls rediscovered scoring and winning ways on Monday

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and although tomorrow's visitors have FA Cup giant-killing history,

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Brighton will expect to avoid an upset. Crawley fans will be hoping

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that victory over Bristol City tomorrow will set up a repeat of

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last year's glamour tie against Manchester United at Old Trafford.

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If they go further in the competition, by mid-March,

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supporters will be able to watch from a new 2,000-seater stand.

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Through not only will it look like a proper football stadium, being a

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four-sided stadium, I gather us the opportunity to sell more seas. We

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have been selling out every single match recently, so there is a real

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need for additional seating at the stadium. Charlton may be flying

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high at the top of League One but Chris Powell's team will face their

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toughest test of the season at Premier League Fulham. The Addicks

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go into the tie having lost only once in their last 13 fixtures.

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will go there with good heart, and I think we should, we should go

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there and express ourselves, because it is a good opportunity

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for us to show everyone what we are about. Congratulations to en suite

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United, who will be flushed with success after winning the best loo-

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sers competition, after facilities which had been judged not to even

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be bought Standard! I see what you did there! -- bog standard. A

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Sussex artist, who has engraved portraits of the Queen and Princess

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Diana for Royal Mint coins, has had his design of a judo throw turned

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into a 50 pence piece to mark the Olympics. David Cornell beat off

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thousands of entrants in the competition to find designs for 29

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sports from the 2012 Games. But it's not his first commission. To

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say he's prolific is an understatement. David has sculpted

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more official portraits of the Royal Family than any one else He

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has already designed over 4000 coins and, among others, he has

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worked with Picasso, Dali and Chagall. Fiona Irving has been to

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Bexhill to meet him. It is a move which endured whose shoulder

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decades ago, but David Cornell used it as his chance to make his mark

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on the Olympics. That fraud damaged my shoulder very severely, if you

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do the bleak fall, you lose a point, so I was keen to avoid that. Now in

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circulation, David's 50 pence piece is one of several designs depicting

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Olympic and Paralympic sports. He beat off almost 30,000 entrants,

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for his design to be immortalised in metal. It is not unheard of for

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coins to be in existence for hundreds of years. This is a huge

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event that will be commemorated by these coins. It is not the first

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coin design by David. He has created thousands, including a

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memorial coin for Princess Diana. And these are the portraits for a

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�5 coin which was to mark Prince William's 21st. It was a particular

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challenge for David, because William insisted on using a

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portrait of him smiling, and bring the detail of teeth for a coin

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engraver is incredibly difficult. It has coins which he keeps on

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coming back to, despite his sculptures of famous people.

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fitness of the blanks after an hour, and for economic reasons they might

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want to use less metal, the coins are getting smaller. So you're

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talking about less than 40,000s of an inch. So the change in your

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pocket might be getting smaller commended. The recent bad weather

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has led to problems for some of our wildlife. Four grey seals found on

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beaches in Kent after this week's storms are being cared for by the

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RSPCA centre in Hastings. The bad weather coincided with the time

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that grey seals are weaned from their mothers. Some of them are

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half their body weight and, along with two common seals at the centre,

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are being fed-up before they're released. I hope that the weather

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is going to improve it for them for the weekend. Rachel is here.

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have some cloud and patchy light drizzle going through tonight into

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tomorrow morning and it leads us Some more cloud cover going into

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the last part of the afternoon as that warm front spreads East was

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also temperatures in single figures today, with a light, north-westerly

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breeze. Plenty of cloud around tonight, outbreaks of light, patchy

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rain and drizzle. Winds will be picking up and easing again, by

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dawn. Temperatures, hardly changing from daytime values. It will be a

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cloudy and a damp start, but cloud will clear, increasingly break into

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the afternoon, winds from a north- westerly direction, peaking at 20

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mph. Mild for the time of year, getting up to double figures.

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Overnight, remaining cloudy and breezy. Temperatures hardly

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