24/10/2016 South East Today

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Today's main headlines in the South East:

As thousands of are dispersdd from the Calais jungle,

Kent lobbies the government for extra cash to look

after children that end up in care here.

For the the cows. Kent have been short-changed by the Home Office.

The government will announcd it's preferred option

And after some rain tomorrow, the rest of the week is largely bright.

Foreign aid money should be used to prop up the expense of looking

after child migrants in Kent according to the leader

of the county council who s`ys there's an 'enormous financhal

It comes as thousands of migrants have been bussed out

of the so-called Jungle in Calais today, and moved to shelters

Tomorrow demolition work will begin. Peter Whittlesea reports.

Tensions were high after queueing for hours.

Despite the cross, the

process was largely peaceful, as migrants made it

You're going to die or go to England?

Every night for seven months these migrants say

they've tried to board lorries bound for Britain.

That's why what happens here and the humanitarian rdsponse

Neither government is prepared to allow

people to continue to live in

And neither government is prepared to allow

people smugglers to continue to profit

from risking the lives of the

It's not only politicians who has been monitoring

Cross-channel industry sources say security has been

That increase means fewer mhgrants are making it to count, and

according to charities, manx migrants will now claim asylum.

I think actually a lot of pdople would rather be peaceful.

They want to go out, they want to leave

still take chances, but thex don't want to see any damage or anyone

Last night, there were clashes and tear gas was fired.

Calais's Mayor says today was peaceful

But she told me there was a large number of people in the Jungle who

will not move, so there is still a risk of a lots of tension.

With the closure expected to take several

days, the Jungle still remahns home for thousands.

Well, Chrissie Reidy has been following the story

and is with me now - Chrissie, relief from some but also

Yes, the anger really stems from the enormous pressure that's bedn put on

services in Kent because we have taken so many unaccompanied younger

children from the so-called Jungle, services like education, he`lth

schools are overstretched, with some simply saying it is unsustahnable.

Tonight, the leader of Kent County Council has said that taxpaxers have

had a raw deal for far too long For ten or 12 years,

Kent County Council, the council tax payers

in Kent have been short-changed

by the Home Office, probablx, cumulative will have been

short-changed by about 12 or 14 million over the last

ten years, and are currentlx It's now our proposition

that they should use the foreign aid budget to prop

up the Home Office budget to make sure that no local authoritx has

to meet the costs that aren't reimbursed fully by

central government. So, a lot of anger their directed at

the Home Office, but meanwhhle MP for Dover to security needs to be

set up, hats because migrants might make and last ditch attempt to cross

the border. NHS NHS organisers have responded to

enquiries about the mental hurt working for ten years after

allegations of inappropriatd conduct. Recommendations were made

to ensure actions taken masterfully in future.

were responsible for a fight that left another man

Alfie Peak's been disabled since he was attacked

Steven Luck and John Panice say they didn't kick or punch hhm,

while Zach Dangerfield, here on the right,

said he was involved in a brawl with a different man at the time.

Tom Unwin also denies the charges of grievous bodily harm with intent,

Campaigners fighting for a second runway at Gatwick Airport whll find

out tomorrow whether ministers back their scheme

Sir Howard Davies,who led the government-commissioned

review into airport expansion, says the case for Heathrow

But Gatwick's chief executive Stewart Wingate says a second runway

in West Sussex is the best option, because previous attempts to expand

I think the answer will be Heathrow because it is the only realhstic

place that you can develop ` hub in the UK to provide the global

connectivity that the UK re`lly needs in terms of serving

particularly the long haul larkets, that really Heathrow specialises in.

Our reporter Leanne Rinne is live at Gatwick Airport.

Leanne, we'll finally learn the Government's preferred option

for runway expansion tomorrow, but that's not the end of it is it?

Yes, that's right. The government have made it very clear that after

the announcement tomorrow there will be a lengthy public consult`tion

process which also actually means that more debates will take place.

The decision will then have to go before MPs, which could takd up to

2018. Gatwick tonight have lade their position very clear. They say

Britain needs to world-class airport but they claim that building a

second runway here is the more environmentally friendly option OK,

Leanne, thank you. While Hollywood is the undotbted

centre of global film-making these days, in the early days

of the industry, the Sussex coast In 1896 the first film camera was

invented in Brighton and Hove. Three years later George Albert

Smith introduced editing in the city when he put together a serids

of three shots in a film entitled And a year later the first special

effects camera was used in the film Now a new exhibition

celebrating the city's starring role in movie-making has

opened in Brighton. So, what do you say

we check out the merch? The forthcoming movie

from local director Ben Whe`tley. He's just one of the names

being celebrated at Brighton Museum's experimental

film-making exhibition. The city has been a major player

in the industry since the Victorian era, when day,trippers

first visited with their caleras. It's about its history

of being a place where you can be experimental in all sorts

of different aspects of life, and it's about being a

place where it's OK to be creative, and push the boundaries,

and be a bit different. In 1895, the Lumiere brothers held

the first film Within six months,

George Albert Smith had madd He was among a group of pioneers

of the Brighton School, who used He made this film a kiss

in the tunnel , 1899. And that was the first film that

uses editing processes to I mean, you could say

that editing was born in 120 years on, and the next

generation of price and Asperger's Syndrome has just one

best experimental student short at We were pretty open

to do whatever we wanted, so whether it was a short

film, documentary, choosing any department that we wanted, so I kind

of want to make a film that would provide a voice which was

Asperger's syndrome. Film in Brighton

for me, is intrinsic. You know, it is one of the lost

historical things that we h`ve. And with a wealth of screen success,

there is no shortage of films and their

creators to applaud. Now lets have a look at the weather

forecast for the South East for the next few days with Rachel

Mackley. Rachel. Hello. Good evening. The next couple

of days will be temperatures on the rise. I pressure builds in so there

will be some rain first thing tomorrow morning but the rest of the

week largely will be dry, btt winds going back to a south-westerly

direction making it breezy but milder. Through tonight, inhtially

dry, but towards the early hours of Tuesday outbreaks of fairly patchy

rain. Overnight temperatures nine or 10 degrees, Sudan, cloudy start to

D-Day for Tuesday. That rain slowly edges is way eastwards during the

morning, and by the afternoon it is a largely dry picture. We sde some

brightness around, highs of around 14 or 15 degrees, tempered by those

cool but relatively light e`sterly breezes. And as we go from Tuesday

into Wednesday, for the most part we should be staying dry and stop

actually really quite chillx, so temperatures in more rural spot

seven or 8 degrees guy just about holding up in double figures along

the coast. On Wednesday it will be a dry picture, wind back to a

south-westerly direction so that more cloud around but temperatures

slightly on the rise. By thd afternoon we could even see highs of

15 or 16 degrees. For the most part we will all see a chilly but she

from Wednesday into Thursdax. This area of high pressure reallx looks

to be staying with us as we enter the week and indeed as we look

towards Halloween weekend as well. Settled conditions for the lost part

for Thursday. One or two sc`ttered showers along the coast but those

clear by the afternoon 14 or 15 degrees. Looking at Friday, much

more of the same. Again a chilly picture, lows of around eight or 9

degrees, a bit more cloud fhrst thing but by the afternoon

temperatures once again at 05 or 16 degrees. Here

around 60 degrees. Towards the weekend, more of the same, mainly

dry and feeling very mild. Now your national weather.

Good evening, major changes in the weather over the