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Tonight's top stories: Ukip call on the Conservative MP

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for South Thanet to stand down over his election expenses.

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Our political editor is live in Craig Mackinley's constituency.

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The cancer consultant who harmed 27 patients by carrying out

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Strong criticism of the Home Office after a Kent college is forced

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to close because of a crackdown on foreign student visas.

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It is a model probity. Where is the Home Office's problem?

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And the plea for a new operator to take over Hastings Castle

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and make it "become the must see attraction it deserves to be."

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There are fresh calls for the MP for South Thanet Craig Mackinley

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to resign over his 2015 election spending.

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It comes after the Electoral Commission fined the Conservative

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Party ?70,000 for "significant failures"

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The report also found issues with Tory spending in the 2014

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In South Thanet, Mr Mackinley narrowly beat Ukip's Nigel Farage.

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Tonight the Ukip leader of Thanet District Council said

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there should now be a by-election in the seat.

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Our political editor Helen Catt reports.

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After more than a year of investigating Craig Mackinlay's

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campaign a conclusion from the election's watchdog. The

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Conservatives it appears understated how much they spent. I think perhaps

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now the world will realise what we have been looking at from more than

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two years, we were stood at times I gassed on street corners looking at

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what was happening and people being bussed in -- we stood shop on street

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corners. In the end of course it has not come out and at least the

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justice has been served. The Tories spent ?15,000 putting up senior

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figures at this hotel. A crack team dies owing to fight Ukip nationally.

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With Nigel Farage as a South Thanet candidates, some help fight them and

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the Electoral Commission said some of the cost should have been put

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down to Craig Mackinlay's campaign. It is damaging because we know at

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the local level campaigns matter and parties get advantages by spending

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money and having volunteers and that is why we have local spending limits

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and so if parties break those limits they are potentially gaining an

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advantage and that is obviously serious. The report also looked at

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another key Ukip and Tory battle in Kent, the 2014 by-election in

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Rochester and Strood. It found tens of thousands of pounds spent on

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hotels were not attributed to the candidate's campaign. Back in

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Ramsgate these people were unsure how much spending could affect the

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outcome. I always felt the very different parties spend a different

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money and they spend the money, I do not think it is the same amount

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whether. Whether it would make a difference for Nigel Farage... I

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remember a pretty big presence compared to the other parties. I

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would not have thought anything about spending or capital or

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anything like that. For Ukip's it is clear cut. I have been seen Craig

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Mackinlay should resign for some time but he takes no notice but now

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maybe he will now have two. Craig Mackinlay has declined to comment.

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So what does the Electoral Commission report into election

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spending reveal about the South Thanet campaign?

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Well the Conservatives ran up a bill at one Ramsgate hotel of over

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national party expenses, but some of it should have been

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listed in Craig Mackinlay's candidate expenses.

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There was also a Margate hotel bill of almost ?4000 -

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that was completely omitted from all Conservative declarations.

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And the report shows this is important because Mr Mackinlay's

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candidate expenses listed in the run up to his election came in at less

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than ?200 below the amount he was allowed to spend.

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Quite clear rules about how that spending should be apportioned

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between the national spending return and the candidate spending return.

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What we found here is that the spending had been purely

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put to the national spending return but there was evidence that activity

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had taken place specifically supporting the local candidate.

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Helen, this will raise voters' concerns about the practices

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What happens next? The Conservatives pay a fine. Kent Police are also

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investigating and will need to decide if there's anything for a

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criminal charge. If you follow that you could end up with a rerun of the

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election here but just omitting or not including spending on its own is

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not enough for a criminal charge so this is not a given. Speaking to

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people earlier there was this illusion about politicians. Last

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month we reported questions raised about the Ukip situation although

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Ukip say they are sure they fully complied with all the rules. The Lib

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Dems were fine for election spending nationally, Labour were as well.

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Even though the scale of the 45 is bigger all these things do nothing

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to help the public perception of trust in politicians. -- even though

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the Conservative fine was better. -- beggar.

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It's emerged that a doctor who was sacked from the East Surrey Hospital

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in 2014 for carrying out treatments which harmed 27 patients

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may have also benefitted financially from leasing a piece of equipment

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to the hospital which he then used on his patients.

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Paul Miller was sacked in 2014 after it was found that he used

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a new procedure without following proper clinical controls.

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Charlie Rose has our exclusive report.

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Paul Miller was sacked over concerns about his treatment of cancer

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patients. In a new report more issues have emerged surrounding his

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work at the hospital. Particularly over the use of a laser leased from

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a company he was connected to. The allegations being raised, if they

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are found to be true it is deeply concerning this was allowed to take

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place over such a long period of time and checked. The report raised

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the fact that numerous people were told about what was going on or at

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least they should have had enough information to investigate further

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and that was not done. The document reveals Mr Miller leased a laser to

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the hospital from a company at which he was a director to treat patients.

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It says experts and the treatment of high intensity focused ultrasound,

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as experimental but there were concerns over the promotion of this

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treatment, with Mr mother apparently manipulating patient relationships

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for personal gain. The hospital commissioned the Independent report

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to look into how it responded to issues raised about his work.

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Patients and their families I spoke to did not want to appear on camera

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but one prostate cancer patient who was treated by Mr Miller in 2007

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believes the treatment made him impotent. It told me he received no

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warning about the possible consequences of the treatment. He

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said he was not aware Mr Miller was concerned with the company at least

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the machines and said he wonders if he was being experimented on.

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Speaking in 2014, Judith's father was among those treated by Paul

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Miller. John Beaumont had prostate cancer and died at the hospital in

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2008. His doctors said she had nothing but praise for Doctor

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Miller. I thought he was charming, always had time for you, always

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polite, a lovely man. I said to my dad every time we came out, what a

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lovely man. In a statement Paul Miller said any allegations

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contained in the new report have not been substantiated.

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And you've spoken to Paul Miller today, what did he have to say?

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Paul Miller sent me a full statement. He said this confidential

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report was prepared to look at the trust's clinical governance

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procedures and he says the draft report was prepared without and was

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given limited opportunity to comment before it was finalised. He said the

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allegations within have not been substantiated and he said I believe

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the treatment recommended were in the patient's' best interests but

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naturally I am very sorry if any patients were happy with the

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treatment I provided. He. He said he cannot comment further at this time.

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We trust that commissioned the report were also criticised. They

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said, improvements have since been made and regrets historic per

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practice research -- lead to patients not receiving the best care

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and they apologise to any affected patients.

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In a moment, the Brighton charity sending mobile operating theatres

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Restoring the old line between Robertsbridge and Bodium has

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been a labour of love for the Rother Valley Steam Railway.

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Today their dream came a step closer when they were given planning

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But the new track will go across the A21 -

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which means a new level crossing needs to be installed.

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Local businesses have reacted angrily to the news,

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saying it makes no sense to slow traffic down on the main road

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This is the end of the line, but the old track is gradually growing. A

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step closer today, bridging the gap between Robertsbridge and tender. I

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am elated. As it exists, the railway is a lovely railway running steam

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trains but it does not go anywhere, it just runs up and back. We think

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we need to make it a proper railway connected to the junction. It does

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mean we can do a lot more interesting things, bring trains off

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the main line, get passengers from London. Plans been restoring around

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two miles of the original track between N. Bridge St and

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Robertsbridge and the B4 Junction Rd in Bodium. Behind me the gate shows

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the end of how far the tracks have been laid and beyond that is the A21

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and that marks the spot that has caused this controversy. The A21 has

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been having a huge revamp in the Tunbridge Wells area and it has been

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investment in Hastings, too. For the trains to pass there would need to

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be a level crossing stopping traffic for nearly eight minutes at a time,

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something that local businesswoman sees no logic in. -- one minutes at

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a time. Echoes across the only artery into this area. I -- everyone

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knows this is the only artery into this area, I run two businesses here

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and without the A21 there are problems. The line has been staffed

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by enthusiasts and volunteers. One from local farmers would also need

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to be purchased. It the land is used for award-winning hop farming and

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there is much for us to be proud of what that man and I would be worried

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if it were taken away on a compulsory purchase basis. -- and I

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would be worried. It is a step closer to the dream of 2019 opening

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but for this steam Railway they will now be to take the plunge the plans

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to Parliament. -- take their plans to Parliament.

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The RMT union has attacked a fresh agreement between Southern Rail

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management and the train drivers' union Aslef

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The deal will be put to Aslef members in a referendum,

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in the hope it will end the long-running industrial dispute

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says it's unacceptable, because it does not guarantee

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a second safety-critical person on all trains.

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Two million litres of water had to be pumped out

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of an underground skate park in Hastings last night.

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The burst water main flooded the basement room

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at The Source which is underneath the actual skating arena.

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Fire crews were at the seafront venue for six hours

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The jury in the Shana Grice murder trial has been shown CCTV footage

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today showing the movements of the man accused of killing her,

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Shana, who was 19, was found dead in her home

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Her former boyfriend Michael Lane denies murder.

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Piers Hopkirk is at Lewes Crown Court for us.

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Piers, what exactly have the jury seen?

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The CCTV shows Michael Lane leaving his home in his car on the morning

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of her murder at 7:25am. The camera then picks up his car a few minutes

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later parking in a road near Shana Grice's home and he is seen getting

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out of the car and walking away. The next half an hour he is not picked

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up by any CCTV at all and it is that 30 minute window the prosecution

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allege he went to Shana Grice's house and he murdered her. Michael

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Lane denies murder. Case continues. They're shipping containers

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transformed into mobile operating 'theatres and now the first

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procedures have been carried out It's thanks to Charity

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Samaras Aid Appeal, which was started by a Sussex mum,

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in response to seeing children in winter camps with only

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flip flops for shoes. been sent to Syria,

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at a cost of around ?30,000 each, two are now

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on their way to You may find some of the images in

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Amanda Akass's report disturbing. This woman has been badly hurt in an

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explosion. There are no ambulances or structures so she has been

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brought to find help in the back of a car. They really are a team that

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the reality of fending medical care in a country destroyed by fighting.

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She was in excruciating pain and are simply not the medication needed to

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provide treatment. She began collecting treatment for Syrian

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refugees from parents at her son's school. She set off on the spot

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hospitals are there last summer but to help in places like Aleppo a new

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solution was needed. -- set up three small hospitals. We first they

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looked for an appropriate building to work from but most of the

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buildings have been partially or completely destroyed, so this

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enables others to provide any way we can control the conditions.

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This is just a regular shipping container stacked up with boxes of

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donations to go a long journey to Syria. Once distributed it will be

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transformed into life-saving mobile operating theatre and intensive care

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unit. The team are busy converting containers when they arrived

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in the first operation was carried out today. The medical director of

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the charity agreed to an interview but asked for his faith not to be

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shown as so many former colleagues have been attacked or kidnapped. He

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says they are vital as hospitals are often swamped.

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Some people just will lose their hand, some are shot in the chest and

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add -- abdomen and it is very difficult to see these people dying

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in front of us and we cannot provide treatment. She is hoping to 15 of

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these meditainers up and running by the summer.

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Ukip has renewed calls for the MP for South sat -- South Thanet to

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resign over his 20 15th election spending after the Conservative

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Party was fined ?70,000 of breaking election spending rules.

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Also in tonight's programme, how pupils have been giving

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Rizzle Kicks star Jordan Stephens a grilling for this

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If it was a mistake along the coast today in line and we have highs of

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17 Celsius. Looking cooler towards the weekend. I will have the

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forecast later in the programme. A college that provides training

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for Catholic nuns and priests in Kent is closing down and moving

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to Rome because the Home Office is looking to crack down

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on illegal migration. Former MP Anne Widdecombe

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is furious, accusing officials "failing to

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understand religious life". St Anselm's in Margate has been

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training people in catholic In that time it's trained more

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than 5000 students from more 90 But now the college says it will

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have to close its doors in June. Ian Palmer has tonights

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Special Report. It is a college that has

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taught leadership skills to bishops and archbishops

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from around the world. The Voice of Christian Fellowship

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at St Anselm's Institute in Margate In January the college was told

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by the Home Office visa applications from overseas students will no

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longer be accepted Father Len Koffler is the director

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and founder of the college. 85% of our participants come

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from abroad and it would be a financial disaster

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to carry on here. Home Office officials visited

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the college in October last year The former MP for Maidstone

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and Christian commentator, Ann Widdecombe, says the Government

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has failed to understand the nature I would like the Home Office

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to instruct its staff to take account of the particular

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circumstances of religious life, not to expect families of, say,

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Catholic priests to be at home Just understand the religious life

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and also to give much more importance to wear a college has,

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as this one has, 100% success rate In a statement the

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Home Office says... Here at the college

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they employ ten people, they will all lose their jobs

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and so too will be the revenue the college raises and is spent

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in the local community. Claire Maguire is the college

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registrar and says student applications have fallen

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significantly since There must be some way of more

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personal relationship. There was in the past,

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it was always there in the past. Someone came up from Dover,

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checked all the passports, check the details of the students,

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that is all gone. Jordan Stephens is one half

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of Brighton music duo Rizzle Kicks, and well used to the process

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of being interviewed. But today he was facing

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a different sort of grilling - It was all part of the BBC

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News School Report Day. As our Education Correspondent

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Bryony MacKenzie found out, the young reporters

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from Cardinal Newman Catholic School were particularly keen on asking

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about his campaign to raise awareness about mental

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health difficulties. He found fame with the hip-hop duo

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Rizzle Kicks, now Jordan is being asked questions by school

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reporters about the tough Have you or someone close

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to you experienced either mental health issues or the stigma

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attached to that? In school during my GCSEs I got

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diagnosed with ADHD. I was called, I was always the hyper

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kid, I got told to calm down all the time and it is the most

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infuriating sentence for someone Jordan began his own social media

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campaign to get young people talking Becoming famous gives

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you all this kind of stuff, and I was able to afford a flat

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and these kind of things that people who are working day

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in and day out to try and get, but the reality is that does not

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compensate for any emotional stability and it can in fact

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contribute to quite deeper According to a school report survey

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a half of all pupils admit to having negative feelings but do not

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ask for help. Being in year nine, sort

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of changing as a person, It was something

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I have control over. Florence developed

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anorexia when she was 14. The reason I did not come out

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and say what I had been through was because people did not

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understand where I was coming from and it took a lot of guts

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for me to say I have a problem. Also, I was in denial

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because I was embarrassed and thought that it was not normal

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and it was not Jordan wants his message to reach

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primary age children. To just remove the idea it is some

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taboo to be open about how you feel. Giving help to those

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who need it, even earlier. And you can find more stories

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from young reporters in the south-east on our local live

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pages: Hastings Castle was

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the first to be built by the Normans after the

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conquest, and even features in But what was at the cutting edge

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of military technology 950 years ago is now little more

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than a picturesque ruin perched high Hastings Council however

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is looking for someone to breathe new life into it -

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with the aim of making it a jewel in the crown for to attract

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thousands of visitors to the town. Shrouded in sea mist,

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at 950 years old Hastings Castle is, The council would love to do more

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to make the most of it but does not have the money to build a decent

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visitor centre and other facilities. The search is now on to find

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a partner who does. This site is where William

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the Conqueror first set up his castle, but his was a wooden

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castle that he brought I think the point of it is this site

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and the history of it and the importance this very spot

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played in the development of After his victory at the Battle

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of Hastings William ordered But when the town's military

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significance declined it did, too. The castle was abandoned for

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centuries until it was rediscovered by the Victorians and they set

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to work rebuilding part of it. Today it is impossible

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to say what is their work Today they came again

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from across the Channel, but this time it was

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students, not soldiers. For many visitors the

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castle gets it ignored. These days there are other

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attractions in Hastings. The newly refurbished pier

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which opened last year There is a new underground skate

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park inside an old Victorian swimming pool, and of course

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the Jerwood Gallery. This year it will celebrate

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its fifth anniversary. It is a big feature of the town

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but it should be more Looking at it at the moment it

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could do with a revamp. That is what the council hopes

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a new partner could do. Sara is live in Hastings now,

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Sara, who do they hope They are interested in anyone who

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will commit to investing. Perhaps somebody already involved with a

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tourist attraction in the town. What the council want is a proper visitor

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Centre where people can come and learn all about the Norman Invasion

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and enjoy those incredible stories behind the ruins. Twice they have

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apply for lottery funding and twice they have been rejected. It is a

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long and complicated process one they're not inclined to go through

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again but his white this time they are looking outside help. -- and

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that is why this time. Extraordinary sea mist they are.

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You could sell in the temperatures along the coast, nine Celsius and

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further inland where we sought the best of the brightness temperatures

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were around 17 Celsius. Clearer skies yesterday with highs of 19

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Celsius in Gravesend. Slightly down on that today. Other places

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struggling to the -- out of single figures. Turning wet and windy but

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through tonight it is initially drive. This cold front tracking

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eastwards and behind it fresher feeling. Temperatures tomorrow could

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be as low as three Celsius in rural spots. A chilly start for Friday but

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a pretty decent day overall. Temperatures return to the average

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for the time of year but again we see decent spells of sunshine and

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eventually some rain heading our way towards Friday into Saturday. In

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daylight hours a rather nice day. The winds pick up for a westerly

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direction, 15-20 mph. Just yesterday temperatures nearly reaching 20

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Celsius. Tomorrow closer to ten. Friday into Saturday, we see another

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weather front with more cloud and at times outbreaks of rain. Because of

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that temperatures relatively mild. Some rain looking toward the weekend

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but not the wash-out. It wet start on Saturday, lots of cloud but for

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us by the afternoon are not looking too bad and we see some brighter

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bricks in more sheltered spot temperatures reaching highs of 13

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Celsius. Further outbreaks of rain into Sunday, a breezy picture and

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towards the new week, further rain, the wind will pick up for a time and

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temperatures are doing well to get out of single figures. Lots of rain

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on Monday into Tuesday. For the weekend, tomorrow is mostly dry, the

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winds will pick up feeling cooler and rain at times.

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We enjoy spring while it lasted, we? That visit from us the moment. I

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will be back for the latest news at 10:30. Goodbye.

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