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use got to find those plans, Sherlock. I'd like to see you try.

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Sherlock writer Mark Gatiss comes to Sussex starring in the acclaimed

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There are calls tonight for the Government to step tp border

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security in the South East after footage emerged of suspected

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illegal migrants getting out of the back of a lorry

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Maria Caulfield, the MP for Lewes and Newhaven, wants to see

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The member of the public who filmed the footage on his mobile

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phone says he was in complete and utter shock as he

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And in a separate incident yesterday, four suspected

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migrants were found in Bridge near Canterbury.

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Climbing out of a truck onto a busy motorway,

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show four or five people, believed to be suspected migrants,

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getting out of it the back door of this lorry

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The man who filmed it taught me what he saw.

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The driver of the lorry in front of us come out of his cab,

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went to the rear, undone security locks on the rear of his

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vehicle and started ushering out some people.

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I mean, you certainly hear `bout it on the news and you see

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it in the newspapers, but it came as a surprise

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Incidents like these are becoming a familiar tald.

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Last year, in Rochester, a viewer filmed these

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extraordinary pictures of what appears to be a group of illegal

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immigrants being smuggled into Kent inside cars on the back of `

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Earlier this month, 24 people were found in the

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Only last week, I reported on the story of a suspected migrant

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who was found dead in a lorry near Folkestone.

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Now one south-east MP said she is calling on the Government

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I'm very shocked to see those pictures and it

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corroborates with what some of my residents have been tdlling me

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I have the Port of New Haven in my constituency and I have had

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reports of residents saying they are seeing people

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I'm taking it very seriously because we've

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got immigration rules in this country that

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need to be followed for

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everyone's sake, not just rdsidents of the country, but also thd

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migrants because they are often at the hands of people trafficking

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It's not known if this latest incident has anything to

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do with the ongoing dismantling of the migrant camp in Calahs,

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police believe there are still around 100

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Their plight was raised in the Commons today

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Meanwhile, the company which operates the lorry said its driver

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passed all controls and scanners, and believes the people may have got

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Kent Police said no trace of the suspected migrants w`s found.

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The Home Office said it has launched an investigation.

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Brighton's i360, the world's first vertical cable car,

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has been officially opened by His Royal Highness

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The attraction has experienced a number of technical probldms

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since it started taking payhng customers in August.

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But to the relief of organisers, today's event

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Our reporter, John Young, was there and joins us now,

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John, this Royal seal of approval was important

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Delighted. I think they couldn't have had a better guess as well

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such a senior member of the Royal family. And one who has a rdal

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interest in architecture hilself. Today, there was plenty to catch his

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eye architecturally. My report contains some flash or geography.

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The sun came out and so did the crowds. The 95-year-old Dukd may

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himself had been behind schddule but no one seemed to mind. Abovd all,

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his journey, his flight went smoothly. They relate to yotr

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organisers, all too aware that three times in five days last month,

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people became trapped in reports when oversensitive safety sdnsors

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what then in the doors. Thankfully, today went smoothly. It went fine.

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Some minor issues with old very quickly in the early days btt it

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will be fine today. How unddrmining were those issues? I don't think

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they really affected sales very much at all in the end, we did 100,0 0

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visitors in the first 25 daxs. We are up at around 190,000 so far We

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are on target. It has taken a long time to reach this point. B`ck in

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the early 1960s, these thred Brighton residents came up with

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something very similar. Now, after much heated debate and several

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decades later, work got unddrway. Those surprise that the man sent to

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represent decals added a's light and reception was the head of economic

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development. We are confident. It is something that there were

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conflicting discussions as to whether we should enter into this or

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not, but now it's here and we've got to push it and make sure it works.

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We got to make sure there is investment that works for the city

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and for the region, and everybody. Hopefully, it'll be here for a long

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time yet. For the crowd who turned out today to see the cute, the

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economic reason was hardly ` priority, they just wanted to see

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royalty. -- Duke. It's just because it is the Duke. I was just

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interested to see. I just w`nted to see Prince Philip. And posshbly hear

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one of the inappropriate thhngs he said sometimes. And he had some less

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than controversial things to say today, just the way everybody wanted

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it. If you soon the journey from London, the 90 minute on his feet on

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the journey back up were not enough for a 95-year-old man, we wdre also

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told the Duke was on his wax to Portsmouth for another event later.

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Still very much doing what he sees as his job and the people of

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Brighton and Hove Hill are delighted that he was. Thank you.

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In a moment, the Kent MP who suffered burns in a bonfire and

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thanks the paramedics to second An independent review into patient

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safety at the scandal hit South East Coast Ambulance Service

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has found there was no eviddnce of patient harm as a result

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of a response-time pilot. The service came under

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fire for introducing the controversial plan -

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now abandoned - to take up to ten extra minutes to reassess what type

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of advice or treatment some patients needed, and whether an ambulance

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was really necessary. The report found some peopld

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waited eight minutes longer after phoning 111 -

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rather than 999 - for an ambulance for the sale level

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of high priority call. The scheme was introduced

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without proper governance and decision making

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within the Trust. pockets of good frontline practice,

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in three quarters of cases, the project didn't comply

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with nationally agreed oper`ting We are very pleased patients were

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not put into risk, but therd are different questions. Many things

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need to be looked at and ex`mined because the utility and aren't any

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such sort of these processes is really important and it helps to

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look after the patient but importantly to make sure evdryone is

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protected. This report was commissioned after the annu`l

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service was put under speci`l meant, measures in September. It w`s rated

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inadequate in its damning inspection which showed a shortage of staff and

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claimed there was a culture of harassment and bullying. After

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which, there was called for the resignation of the whole bo`rd.

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Our reporter Briohny Willials is outside SECAMB's

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Briohny, what is the Trust saying about this latest report

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The acting Chief Executive of the trust

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Geraint Davies says although it does identify problems, it says no

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evidence was found that any patient has come to harm,

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Having said that, the Trust wrote to MPs all of the 44 constituencies

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it serves across Kent, Surrey and Sussex asking thdm

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to draw to its attention anx concerns raised by constitudnts -

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and none of the MPs came forward with any examples.

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Of course, there have been ` string of problems hair and this is just a

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very small piece of a very big picture.

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The CQC is constantly monitoring South East Ambulance Servicd

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as all parties work towards getting it out of special measures.

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NHS Improvement, the body that comissioned this report,

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says it will review the findings of this report and other work

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so it can to bring about rapid improvement to its urgent

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West Kent has been rated as the only top performing area in the country

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The survey by the Care Quality Commisssion found

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West Kent Clinical Commissing Group, which organises the local

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delivery of NHS services, showed the best results for low

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rates of mortality and mothers who smoke -

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and good feedback from parents on experience and choice.

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The online taxi firm Uber h`s launched services in Brighton

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They've been given a licencd despite opposition from regtlar taxi

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cab drivers who say it undercuts their business.

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It comes on the same day Ubdr drivers won workers' rights

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A senior Labour activist in Brighton and Hove is to be

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investigated by the party over claims of intimidation.

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Greg Hadfield, who briefly held the post of Secretary

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of the Brighton and Hove br`nch earlier this year, has

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been suspended while a report is prepared.

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Mr Hadfield claims he is thd victim of a 'witchhunt' against supporters

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Our political editor Helen Catt is here.

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Helen, this is the latest twist in a long-running internal feud

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Absolutely. It all kicked off in July following a controvershal

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meeting where Greg Hadfield and other socialist candidates were

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elected to the committee whhch runs the Brighton and Hove distrhct

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Labour Party. There was a complaint about that meeting and the dlection

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was overturned. Since then, relations in the city have

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deteriorated. On social medha, on two major television documentaries

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last month. Now, Greg Hadfidld has been told he has been suspended and

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he has been accused of a pattern of behaviour which includes

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intimidation of individuals. He denies this. The Labour Party is not

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coming thing on his suspenshon but I understand the allegations lade

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relate to things that were connected to that controversial meeting. Thank

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you. When MP Gordon Henderson was badly

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burnt lighting a bonfire, his wife doused him with water

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from a hose for ten minutes while waiting

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for the emergency services. His injuries were so severe,

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the air ambulance was called out to rush him from to the tratma

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unit in Pembury Hospital. Today, Mr Henderson

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thanked the ambulance crew So, this is where I was acttally

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lying, but I was actually shtting Last time, he was

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inside looking out. This is the first time

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since Gordon Henderson's accident that he has

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met the paramedics he If it hadn't been for that `ir

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ambulance, I might not That's not being overdramathc,

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that's the truth. We did recognise each other, which

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was nice. It is a real pleasure to be

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able to meet patients. Gordon was left with severe burns

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on his face, back from petrol he had used

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to light a bonfire exploded. The air ambulance got him

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from the Isle of Sheppey to a trauma unit in Tunbridge Wells

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in just 15 minutes. initial injury, they develop

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and they can progress and gdt worse. Airway injuries that you suffer

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from breathing in hot gases or flames can develop

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through a period of time. The sooner we can get these

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patients to specialists, they would have to their injuries,

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the better their recovery and The speed at which they

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got me from Sheppey to Pembury Hospital would have taken

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a couple of hours on the ro`ds. It did highlight to me how

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important our Kent air ambulance is. It costs around ?7 million per year

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to keep the helicopter in the air. Most of that comes from

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voluntary donations. As an MP, Gordon has previotsly

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lobbied the Chancellor to Today, he made a personal

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donation, too, after his accident showed hhm just

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how vital the air ambulance can be. It's quarter to seven,

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this is our top story tonight: Coarsely Government to step up

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security in the south east `fter footage of suspected migrants

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getting out of a lorry on a motorway in Kent. MPs want to see an increase

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in border staff. Also, how local dances are joining the profdssionals

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in a unique production markhng the end of the mining strike. And it's

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staying dry, bright and mild as we head towards the weekend. I'll have

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all the details in the forecast later in the programme.

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In its heyday, the board gale "Escape from Colditz" was more

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It was launched following the success of the 1970s BBC

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television series Colditz - co-written by one of the orhginal

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escapees, the late Major Pat Reid - and Broadstairs-based screenwriter

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Colditz was a high-security Nazi prison for captured allied soldiers

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who'd tried to escape from other camps.

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The board game was launched in 1973.

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It sold hundreds of thousands of copies and the original sells

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Now a new edition of the game's being released.

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Claudia Sermbezis has been to meet its creator to find out why

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he has been motivated to recreate it for

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television series after meeting Major Pat Reid.

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Together, they spoke to his fellow prisoners and chronicled

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You like to remember what you want to remember

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and forget those things that you want to forget.

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I had to probe into things that they

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So we can establish who was the senior officer `mong us,

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He's a general called General Colin Purdon, and hd's 4.

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Unconquerable until the curse of Hitler is lifted from thd

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Brian Degas thought Colditz would make a great board gale.

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You had to escape from ropes, jump, and he spoke to Major Pat Rdid, and

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The mathematics alone of the rolling dice.

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Because the rolling of dice is about luck.

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"Let's get my old mates" and he brought in for old prisoner of

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The man who took over from him when he escaped.

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Brian Degas was a writer and on many classic movies `nd

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television shows, including the Saint, Specials and Barbarella.

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His board games endured the longest, selling

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Now, a new updated version will be released.

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The board to play is three-dimensional.

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You actually are looking down and you can see the walls.

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Next year will be the 75th anniversary of the escape of

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He died in 1990, but his memories live on

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through Brian Degas, the keeper of the story of Colditz.

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Mark Gatiss has become one of the most influential TV writers

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and actors of his generation - responsible for helping cre`te

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the modern Sherlock, and for shaping the direction

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Now he's coming to Sussex to star in a new production

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of the renowned gay play Boys in the Band,

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which broke new ground when it was first shown

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Jane Witherspoon has been to meet him ahead of it comhng

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From the League of Gentlemen to Sherlock...

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Well, you don't need to know about that, do you?

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..writer and actor Mark Gattis is both a star of the screen

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And he's back treading the boards in The Boys In The Band.

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Described as the first gay play, it was a smash hit

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In a sense, it's a period phece because things have changed

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We were all struck, every nhght by talking to people

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afterwards about how much they say, well,

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To me, it's very important not to imagine everything has

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Equal age of consent and gax marriage and everything, but

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there are some parts of the world where it is actively lethal to be

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Ladies and gentlemen, I am Richard Lazarus,

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Mark's just finished writing his tenth episode of Doctor

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Who and the mere mention of the show brings out his inner child.

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I remember the very first time I actually wrote

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"Interior Tardis" and either just like...

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Despite working on some of our biggest

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shows, he said TV in the digital age can be a challenge.

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The notion of people sitting down in front of the

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television, except for something like Bake-off.

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People usually talk about those as the big two.

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I mean, kids just watch TV on their phones or the tabldts.

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The idea of having to wait for something has kind

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It's exciting but frightening for those of us from an

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The Boys In The Band arrives at the Theatre Royal in

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Brighton from the 8th to the 12th of November.

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And he was battling a cold to do that so we are very grateful for him

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joining us. Football and all of our league teams

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are in action tomorrow. Charlton Athletic host Chesterfield

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at the Valley, while both Ghllingham and Crawley are away -

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against Fleetwood Town Meanwhile Brighton

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and Hove Albion face It's a side Seagull's managdr

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Chris Hughton knows well What they do have is a real good

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offensive threat and the period of time I was there, Josh and Jacob

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Murphy were two young, aspiring development over the last

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couple of seasons. Scientists have confirmed that

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what looked like a brown pebble found in Sussex more than a decade

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ago is in fact the first known example of a fossilised

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dinosaur brain. well-preserved brain dates

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from more than 130 million It was found by fossil huntdr

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Jamie Hiscocks near Bexhill. And it still works better than mine.

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The miners strike was one of the most controversial areas evdr seen

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in the country. own Strictly Come Dancing moment

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tonight when they join contemporary dancers on stage

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at The Gulbenkian in Canterbury They've gone from complete novices

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to stage performers - trained by professionals for a one

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off sell out show. Their qualifications includdd

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personal links to coal mining - the touring production is c`lled

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Coal and, as the name suggests, it explores the world of mining

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and the miners' strike of the 1 80s. It's an exciting

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and moving performance, Its use contemporary

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dance to tell stories of mining communities

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will no doubt raise a few As it did with four East Kent

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women who have joined the c`st. I couldn't understand how

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you could demonstrate dirty job, a strong,

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male-dominated thing through dance. Dance is usually a fluffy,

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very middle-class type thing. Dance is also used to revisht

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the troubled era of mining It was a conflict which set

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whole communities at odds It's brought many former

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miners to see the production as it has

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toured the country. We have had people walk out,

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people stand up in protest, The East Kent performers

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are seen as miners' wives They learn dance from scratch but,

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in their real lives, coal and My great grandad and my uncle

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Willie were both miners. I've got my uncle Willie's liner's

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lamp and I was going to bring it but it was

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a bit heavy for the bus. Now that I am here, I want to be

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more than one I want a bigger theatre,

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I want everybody to be seeing it because I'm just loving

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the whole experience. It's a story for people

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to be reminded of. A part in a sell-out,

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one-off show, a performance that I'm sure they will. It's tile to

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check on the weather now. R`chel, the lovely autumn weather continues.

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Yes, it does and it will continue over the weekend ended to H`lloween

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as well. Today, very similar to this week. A misty, dry start to the day.

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Firmly in control of things. There has been some brightness around as

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well. Some cloud cover throtgh the afternoon but still feeling really

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mild for this time of year. Normally, we would experience back

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in highs of around 10 Celsits. Today, 15-16dC. More of the same as

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we head towards the weekend as well. It will be a mostly dry pitch with

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some mist and fork. Probablx more cloud around for Saturday and a

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brighter picture this Sundax. You also get an extra al in bed for

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Sunday as the clocks go back. As they go through tonight, cldarer

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skies and lighter winds, with a bit of mist and fog. Some cloud cover,

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too. Not as chilly as it has been promoted the week and, for the most

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part, we'll be staying in double figures with lows around 12 Celsius.

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We have this area of high pressure that will be staying with us as we

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head to the weekend and into the new week as well. First thing, there

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will be some mist and fog, some more cloud cover generally. First out

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about -- for Saturday, a cldar, lovely, autumnal day. Temperatures

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reaching highs around 15 Celsius. Again, with lighter winds. Saturday

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into Sunday, more of the sale. An extra hour in bed. Overnight

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captures dropping to around 10- 1dC. Many places seeing slobbering mist

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and fog. A murky start to the day on Sunday with some temperaturds

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dropping to around 13 Celsits. We will see it then shopped around 16

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Celsius again the later we get. Good news for kids who will be going out

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trick or treating. Temperattres will be around 15-16 Celsius and it will

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be drive. But by the time wd get to Wednesday next week, more cloud

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cover and temperature is cooling down with another area I prdssure

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building back in again. Lots of dry, autumnal weather on the way as he

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heads through the weekend, lore cloud for Saturday, brighter by

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Sunday afternoon. The clocks go back. Settled for Halloween and

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Tuesday as well, eventually turning wet on Wednesday with lots of

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lovely, autumnal weather ovdr the weekend.

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Those trees would beautiful as well, don't they? Yes, and I think

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everyone has been reminded dnough that the clocks go back. Yes, a lie

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in for you on Sunday. Yes, they go back. That's all from us. Sde you

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later. Goodbye. It took us once to get through

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the novel Anna Karenina. It was used to help my friend

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with depression, and finishing as we went

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to sleep at night. tapping each letter through the wall

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that divided our cells as we served life sentences

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in solitary confinement. We promise to encourage

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others to dream big Why do you want to go to

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Great Britain? Because it is Great Britain,

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you see? Great. Come home straight after

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computer club. I will!

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