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

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A life sentence for the man who murdered two

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housemates in Canterbury - in a row over hot

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We'll have the details from the court.

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Victims' loved-ones call for the death penalty -

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we have the details at Maidstone Crown Court.

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A "national embarrassment" , strong criticism of the Kent student

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union that used pop star Zaxn Malik to publicise Black History Lonth.

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It's really, really dangerots when we start just trying to group

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different people together just to essentially tick

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They left a young man with permanent brain damage -

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a guilty verdict for the Sussex gang responsible for a brutal attack

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Blazing rows over the jungld clearance - French officials say

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the operation is complete - but aid agencies say

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they fear for the safety of hundreds of people.

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And from Strictly to the st`ge Georgia May Foote takes Bre`kfast

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A man who murdered two of his housemates in a brut`l knife

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attack in Canterbury, after a row over hot

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water in the shower, has been sentenced to life

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in prison, and told he'll sdrve at least 30 years behind bars.

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Foster Christian made an obscene gesture towards his victims'

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families, who cheered as he was led from the dock at

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They say he deserves the death penalty.

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There are graphic images in this report, from Charlie Rose.

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He stabbed two people to de`th and wounded two others

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Today, Foster Christian has been jailed for life

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He has shown no remorse throughout the last three and a half wdeks

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constantly grinned at all the families, victims' family

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and the friends during the duration of this gruelling trial

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We truly believe the death penalty should be reinstated

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in this country for such horrific, horrendous crimes.

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It all started on March 29th, with an argument that

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Foster Christian upset his housemate, Simon,

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by turning on a tap in the kitchen which made the shower turn cold

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When police arrived, they found Simon and Natash`

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When police arrived, they found Simon and Natasha with multhple stab

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winds. and another 16-year-old boy

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were also seriously injured. It was an absolute horrific attack,

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one of the worst crimescenes that I've seen in my career

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as a detective. It was very traumatic

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for everyone involved. The injuries were horrendous

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and completely unnecessary. Also sentenced today was thhs woman,

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Naomi Torro, jailed for 12 lonths for helping Foster Christian

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hide the murder weapon. Another woman also invovled

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was jailed for ten weeks. The two girls were a bit

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shocked by those sentences. We were expecting something that

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actually reflected what thex'd done. Everything we've been

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through with the trial And we will be appealing

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those two sentences. How difficult has it been

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sitting through this trial We've had to endure for both

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families and the friends of Our only grateful bit in thhs

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is he's never going to be on the streets to harm anyone

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in the same way those familhes have to go through the same

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process that we've had to. A man, a judge said,

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who has put these families Charlie Rose with that

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report, and he's outside Charlie, an extraordinary c`se,

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and there were angry scenes This courtroom here this morning was

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packed with family members of the victims. Just before proceeding got

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underway, the family of foster Christian appeared and when that

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happens, there was shouting and arguments and security had to get

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involved to calm things down. When the verdict was hanged down to

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Christian rather the sentence, the family stood up and shouted. Foster

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Christian left the dock and responded by making an obscdne

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gesture to the family. Many victims statements were better in court

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today. The most emotional w`s from Natasha's sister who celebr`tes her

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heart to know that one day she will have to tell her sister's

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five-year-old what has happdned to his mum. Charlie, thank you.

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A gang who left a young man with catastrophic brain dam`ge

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in a brutal attack outside ` Bexhill takeaway have been found guhlty

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Alfie Peak spent five months in a coma after

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the assault three years ago -- and can no longer walk or speak

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Zack Dangerfield, Steven Luck, John Panice and Thomas Unwin have

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been told to expect lengthy jail sentences

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It's more than three years since Alfie's life changed forever.

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At Hove Crown Court he got to see those accused of causing hil such

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serious and permanent brain damage face a jury.

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His parter, Tanya, has been with him throughout.

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It's been a really, really really long been a half years. We have all

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suffered, Alfie has suffered more than the rest of us but we can

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definitely look to the future again. Our life has been on hold for such a

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long time. It's just a really great moment for us all. This fast food

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restaurant is where the argtment started between Alfie and the four

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men, possibly over a racist comment one of the four had made to a staff

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member. It quickly escalated and outside Alfie was set upon. It was a

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brutal attack. Alfie was unconscious on the floor and he was continued to

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be beaten whilst laying there. There is no justification for that. We

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filmed Alfie and Tanya two xears ago. He was out of his five,month,

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but still at a rehabilitation centre. He has made progress but is

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unlikely to what again and still can't talk, communicating whth the

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keyboard. The four men who `ttacked him that night all denied their

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role. Witnesses described what looked like a rugby scrum over Alfie

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Peak. They said the noise of him being punched and kicked as he lay

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on the ground was a sickening. Alfie used to be a fitness fan, today his

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12-year-old daughter said she was so sad he could no longer do the things

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they used to do. Before the attack. Sara Smith reporting, and she's live

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at Hove Crown Court. Sara, the four men will be back

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in court tomorrow won't thex? Yes, tomorrow morning for

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sentencing. Sentencing guiddlines for grievous bodily harm with intent

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which is what all for our gtilty of how the starting point of 12 years

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and today Tanya told me that she was satisfied that Alfie's attackers

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would have a long prison sentence and she said she had spoken to him

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and that he was pleased as well She said now was the time to put what

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has happened here in court behind them and to really focus on their

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family and rebuilding their lives. Thank you.

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In memory of Charlotte - a charity's launched to fight

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the rare cancer that killed a popular Sussex teenager.

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I'm here to be the sort of guru of cancer, if you like,

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and answer questions about hair loss.

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The French authorities say they ve completed the task of removhng

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migrants from the makeshift camp in Calais known as "The Jungle"

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Local officials claim it's "mission accomplished" --

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after three days in which thousands of people have boarded buses

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But fires have raged in the Jungle throughout the day --

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in what appears to be a fin`l act of defiance from migrants who've

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spent months living rough, in squalid conditions.

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And some say they remain determined to try to smuggle themselves

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Our reporter Peter Whittlesda is live in Calais.

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What's the latest there tonhght Peter?

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The French authorities may be saying it's mission accomplished btt that

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is not what the charges are saying. The are concerned for unaccompanied

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minors. They believe there `ren t enough places in the converted

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shipping containers for all the children and they are saying that

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around 100 children will be forced to sleep in what is left of the

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Jungle tonight and that is potentially dangerous.

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Another 15-year-old, who had spent his time in the jungle

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with a community not his falily who's here on his own,

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but this community had looked after him.

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He was literally petrified about going back into

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He kept saying to me, "I have no chance, I have no chance."

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Children should not be forcdd to make these decisions.

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When the children I finally process, there will be discussion between the

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French and British governments as to how many of the children have links

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with the UK and how many will come to Britain. The bigger question is

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how many of those will come to Kent. The local authority as saying that

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their resources are completdly stretched to the limit becatse they

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are already housing around 700 children who have come from

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place-mac Calais. The operation to clear the Jungle and some fhve

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migrants, there have been no breaches to the security and

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operations have run smoothlx. Thank you.

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Police investigating a huge fire today in a warehouse

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in Rochester believe it may have been started deliberately.

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Thirty firefighters were sent to the blaze this morning,

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and local residents were warned to keep their doors and windows shut

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The RMT is to ballot Southern Rail train drivers

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on industrial action, raising fears of further tr`vel

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disruption for passengers in the run-up to Christmas.

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The ballot mirrors similar `ction taken by the ASLEF union last week

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and is in addition to the ongoing dispute between train conductors

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and Southern managers over the introduction

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A violent right-wing extremhst who beat a man with a flagpole

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during a march in Dover has been jailed for two-and-a-half ydars

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Tony Baker, from County Durham, was also filmed throwing a brick

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and performing a Nazi salutd, as his group clashed with ldft-wing

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counter-protestors in January, leading to 80 arrests.

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The family of a Sussex teen`ger whose candid video diary

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charting her battle with cancer had thousands of online followers,

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have launched a new charity today, in her memory.

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Charlotte Eades, from Brighton, was diagnosed

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with brain cancer in 2013, she died in February, aged 09.

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The new charity will raise loney for research into glioblastoma,

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the rare and aggressive brahn cancer that took her life.

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Our Health Correspondent Mark Norman has the details.

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Hi. My name is Charlotte. Lhke any other typical teenage girl, but I

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have a twist. The twist is that I have cancer. This is the molent

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Charlotte Eades began her vhdeo blog on YouTube. I've had purple here, no

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here, black lips, red lips, dry cracked from chemotherapy lhps.

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Little did she family know the impact these videos would h`ve.

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Hundreds of thousands of people watch as she detailed her fhght with

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a brain tumour. Diagnosed at 16 Charlotte died three years later.

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Today, her family launched ` charity and her name. The point of the

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charity is that brain cancer is very much underfunded. There's only about

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1% of funding that goes into it Her cancer was agreed for, very vicious

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tumour that spread very quickly There is no cure. The current

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medication is 20 years old. It's really the only chemotherapx and you

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a radiotherapy as well but the chances are it will come back. Some

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of Charlotte 's videos are hard to watch. I was on medication `nd it's

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not working very well. But ht's because they went through so much in

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the three years before she died they want to read ?500,000 to help

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research being undertaken bx her consultant. I think she'd bd proud

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and there is the reason why this happened and Charlotte is w`nted to

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help my people through her own experiences. When she was alive

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Charlotte inspired thousands. Her family now hope that work c`n

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continue. The Student Union at the Unhversity

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of Kent has been branded "a national embarassment",

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after it used pictures of the former "One Direction" singer Zayn Malik

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and the Mayor of London Sadhq Khan The event's official UK

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organisers say they are "deeply disappointed"

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because both men come from British Pakistani families

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and have no African The student union has apologised

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tonight for causing offence Pioneers, icons, campaigners, some

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of the many faces of people who embody Black history month. Those

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who represent change and inspire generations. So should singdr Zayn

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Malik be one of them? The University of Kent's student union thotght so,

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much to the disappointment `nd distress of some students. First of,

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he's not black. It doesn't tide well with the values of what Black

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history month is all about. I just really don't understand why he is

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there at all. We should be celebrating Black history as an

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black people and is the fact that it was Zayn Malik, I can actually mean

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anything he's done. It's not just students even though the unhon

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president responded. There's been a social media storm. Some people feel

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the union has embarrassed itself and missed the point of the Black

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history month. If they didn't know who to choose, there has bedn a list

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of the greatest British black people. That's why be disappointed.

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The University are getting paid for education and people are dedicated.

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The president of the student union admit they got it wrong. Bl`ck

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history month is one of the events we run in the year to ensurd we are

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with students but also take with students but also take

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responsibility for the fact that we got the message wrong and that we

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really apologise, for that H personally apologise. The union has

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been embroiled in a row the University. The National Unhon of

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Students say this is about celebrating people from all kinds of

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communities and the actuallx name loosely African, Caribbean, Asian,

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Arab, all of these communithes have made a real difference. If there has

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been a mistake here it is bx trying to be inclusive. For some, that s

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not good enough. Britain isn't black or white. Everybody contribttes to

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that and I think it's reallx, really dangerous trying to group dhfferent

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people together. Black history month has been celebrated in the TK since

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1987 and it seems it is still a very culturally sensitive topic.

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Briohny Williams with that report, and she joins us live

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from the Kent University Campus in Canterbury.

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Brihony, what else has the tnion had to say?

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I've been speaking to the president of the student union and here at the

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University. He told me he's been in meetings with the Afro-Caribbean

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Society all throughout todax. They feel that they weren't really

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involved in the process of picking who should be the face of the Black

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history month campaigning hdre at the University. Students I've been

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speaking to still feel quitd angry about the decision and how ht really

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wasn't involved. Thank you. A man who murdered two

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of his housemates in a brut`l knife attack in Canterbury,

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after a row over hot water in the shower,

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has been sentenced to life in prison, and told he'll sdrve

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at least 30 years behind bars. Best Foote forward -

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how actress Georgia May Foote is taking to the stage

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as Holly Golightly in brighton. And it's the last week of October

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that the weather doesn't sedm to be paying attention. It's warmhng up as

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we look towards the weekend. I will have the details in the fordcast

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later in the programme. It's a tradition that's been

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commonplace in European wind-making countries for centuries,

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where local villagers help with the grape harvest,

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in exchange for a free lunch. Today, that tradition's been

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recreated at the Rathfinny Dstate in Alfriston, near Eastbourne,

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where neighbours have taken time out from their day jobs to spend a few

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hours picking grapes -- before quite literally enjoxing

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the fruits of their labours. Our Environment Correspondent Yvette

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Austin joined them for It could be a scene

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from the Champagne region of France. Local residents coming to hdlp out

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with the grape harvest. Known as the vendage in France,

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it's a tradition that stretches back into the farming history of Europe

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and it's now being recplicated To come out here and help ott

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with a family-run business which is breathing life back

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into the Downs, to me, At first, I thought you just picked

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them one by one but it's so much This is what villages did

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in the past and it just feels The estate couldn't have picked

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a better day to invite the village along, a celebration

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of this year's harvest, They're on target to pick 80 tonnes

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of grapes to produce In 2012, a large number of these

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same people came up and helped us Now, here we are, four

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and a half years on, It was only fitting they cale back

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to help us pick the grapes. This is the first harvest,

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really, from this vineyard We've had a great summer,

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we've got great grapes and we're And as in years gone by,

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the locals get their reward - lunch and a taste of what is made

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from their hard work. A thank you from the winemaker

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whose job now begins She's swapped Strictly's sepuins

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for the sparkles of Tiffany's. Georgia May Foote was runner up

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in the BBC dance show last xear propelling her into the limdlight

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and onto the stage, where she's following in the footsteps

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of another Strictly star, Pixie Lott, in Breakfast

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at Tiffany's. The former Coronation Street actress

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is proving she can go lightly across the floor, she can also be Holly

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Golightly on the stage, plaxing the role made famous by Audrey Hepburn

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in the film version. Holly Golightly - it's the role made

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famous by Audrey Hepburn Originally a Truman Capote novella,

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a stage adapatation starring Georgia May Foote has

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arrived in Brighton. It was quite nerve wracking at first

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but I managed to pull myself It's so exciting, it's such a great

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play and such a great story I feel very privileged to bd

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able to do this part. I think it was more nerve wracking

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because I think people were expecting to be like the film

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and I just wanted to do the book proud because it is based

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on the book, so I was quite nervous But they seem to have

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done, which is nice. Georgia danced her way

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into the nation's hearts as runner-up to last season's

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Strictly. Strictly was an incredible

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experience and I always say I owe so much to it because I probably

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wouldn't be doing this play if it It gave me confidence I didn't

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really know I had and it tatght me how to perform in front

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of an audience and it was jtst Where's he having his

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18th, at a Little Chef? As someone that grew up

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on the small screen, live theatre's been a very different

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experience for her. For one, you only

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have one shot at it. You don't get another take

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if it's not going right. There's been a few times whdre I've

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gone, oh, emm, in my head. But you just have to relax `nd just

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put yourself back in the molent I'm quite proud of myself that I've

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been able to do it. Like a musical, for example,

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there's so many words and you have to be alert the whole two

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hours of the show cos So I've kind of taught

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myself I can do it. Her stage debut continues

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at the Theatre Royal Skicross is the wintersport that

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combines the speed of downhhll, with the jumps of freestyle,

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with the neck and neck racing of speedway and now

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a Kent skiier has been selected for the GB team colpeting

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at the 2017 Universiade - the equivalent of the Winter

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Olympics for university students. 20 year old Laurence Willows,

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a former pupil of Wilmington Grammar School for Boys in Dartford,

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is the current British In February next year he'll compete

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against many of the world's best young skiers in Kazakhstan,

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as Neil Bell reports. Even if you're not a ski nut,

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this is the Alpine sport th`t anyone can enjoy and it probably produced

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the most dramatic ever finish 20-year-old student

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Laurence Willows will be ond of 3,000 athletes competing

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in the World University Gamds This event being so large and being

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broadcast in over 60 channels, I really hope to step it up and make

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it through to the quarterfinals Being realistic, making

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it into the top 16. If I can get top ten,

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that would be great. So it's the same with

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the World Junior Champs next year. I'm looking to try and step

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into the top 20, top 15. A keen skier since early

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school days, Laurence has all the attributes needed

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to excel in skicross. You've got to have a lot of drive

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and determination and work Laurence has come from an alpine

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racing background, it's fantastic, and he still competes in Alpine

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as well to help develop his skills but it's really down to havhng

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the guts to go for it. You've got to take your chances

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in the sport and you don't often get much space,

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you've got to go for those gaps Competing internationally

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is very expensive. Laurence has to fund much of it

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himself, with some help The bank of mum as most skidrs know

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it as well as just individu`l people that don't mind helping to sponsor

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and doing my own work around it Today, I'm at a ski camp th`t I m

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running myself to make a little bit of money

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to go towards all of It's easy to see why Laurence

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is dedicated to skicross. It's thrilling, demanding

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and very competitive. Not for the faint-hearted. We are

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going to get a check on the weather now. Lovely and autumnal out there

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today. As we look towards the weekdnd, the

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weather is quite settled. Lhke this morning, some foggy starts but

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temperatures are creeping upwards. The reason for that, the winds have

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been back to a south-westerly direction. Highs today of 1416

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degrees, potentially up to 0718 for tomorrow. We are going to bd having

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a foggy start, particularly tomorrow. A warning out frol the Met

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office. Largely a dry picture but you might see some drizzle `t times.

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Tomorrow, that warning is going to be out across the south-east.

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Starbird mist and fog patchds forming comically reason for that is

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clearer skies and lighter whnds Overnight temperatures than a drop

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to eight or 9 degrees, each chilly mistake Maki started the dax

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tomorrow. This area of high pressure will be staying with us all with the

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next couple of days and although it is a misty start, by the afternoon,

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ones that stubborn mist and fog clears, it will be a much brighter

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picture. Decent spells of stnshine and temperatures creeping upwards,

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again widely in the mid teens. We head from Thursday over into

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Freddie, overnight temperattres dropped to eight or 9 degreds. A

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chilly picture. Once again with light winds and clearer skids, mist

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and fog patches forming. Frhday a really similar picture. By the

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afternoon, brightening up nhcely. Light winds from a south-westerly

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direction and temperatures going up to 17 or 18 degrees. There's a dry

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weather stays with us as we look towards Saturday and Sunday. He bit

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my cloud cover around and then for a Monday on Halloween, a largdly dry

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picture. Lots of dry weather over the next couple of days but

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particularly for tomorrow, stubborn fog.

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I will be back at eight o'clock and 1030. Hope to see you then. I will

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see you tomorrow. Have a good evening goodbye.

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