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Hello, welcome to South Today. In tonight's programme:

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Cuts at the QA - hundreds of jobs are to go among nurses and midwives

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at the south's newest hospital Praise for the pilot who avoided

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houses before his plane crashed. didn't just like a hero, but he

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actually died being my family's saviour.

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Remembering Sebastian, the young boy who was the inspiration for

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this new respite centre which will help families. I can't describe how

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important it is to be together for a week in a place like this.

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And move over Stig - it's top gear as synchronised scooters burn

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rubber. Don't say I can't do it, because you can.

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One in ten staff at Portsmouth's main hospital could lose their jobs.

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We've seen documents revealing plans to cut nearly 200 nursing and

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midwifery posts at the Queen Alexandra hospital, including

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almost all of their pool and agency staff. In total, nearly 600 posts

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could go before next April. Managers have refused to comment,

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beyond saying they are only planning 99 redundancies at the

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moment, as part of a plan to save �30 million. But unions say the

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care patients receive could be affected. Our Health Correspondent

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David Fenton has this. Pauline Mauger gave birth 7 weeks

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ago. It was not a happy experience. The midwives were so busy they left

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her 15 minutes after the baby was born. She got checked, then it

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might disappear, and it was my mum that had to clean me and the baby

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up. I was pretty much left in my own mess and stuff. I understand

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they were relieved rushed off their feet but I didn't get the support

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that I thought I would. Fortunately, Pauline and baby Neveah were fine,

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but plans to cut midwives and nurses at the Queen Alexandra are

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now worrying patients, professionals and unions. I think

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some services are going to stop. You can't just take 10% are, then

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another 10% and another, and deal with the same volume of patient

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care. The hospital needs to save �30 million this year and it's

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already announced 99 redundancies. Figures we have seen suggest there

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could be many more - up to one in ten of staff jobs. If it did turn

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out to be that high, I would have great concern about the level of

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nurses being reduced. The figure does seem excessively high. This is

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a sensitive issue. Last year, there were protests when midwives were

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temporarily moved out of birthing centres and back to the QA to cope

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with a surge in births over Christmas. -- it is not only

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nursing and midwifery posts that could go. The workforce plan

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suggests... 19 consultant jobs could also be cut... Along with 94

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doctors from bank and agency staff... And managers don't escape

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either - 26 could lose their jobs. These cuts may sound drastic - but

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at the moment they're just figures on a piece of paper; and it's not

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yet clear how far the hospital will go in carrying them out. How likely

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that these jobs will go? I think it is difficult to save. I would be

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very surprised if all of the jobs in his work force plan will

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actually go up by the end of the year. Equally I will be surprised

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if he's 99 redundancies, which is what they are talking about at the

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moment, are the only jobs which go, because they need is it �30 million.

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That is not going to do that. is not the only hospital doing

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this? They are all making cuts. Home General Hospital, 29 nursing

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jobs. The Royal Berkshire, they cut a lot of the agency staff but to

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gone 120 full-time nurses because it was cheaper. -- took on. Cue a

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also doing a same thing. This is the first time we are the frontline

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staff been cut. He was my family's saviour, a real

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hero - the tribute paid to the pilot who managed to avoid crashing

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into houses and people on the ground following yesterday's mid-

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air collision at Shoreham airport. He died in the accident but a

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second plane landed safely. Tonight he has been named as Alan Weal from

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Worthing, who was 63 and a retired British Airways pilot. Sean Killick

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has the details. At Shoreham Airport today, flags at

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half mast in respect. A tight-knit flying community,sharing the shock

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and grief of what happened here yesterday afternoon, when one plane

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landing collided with other in mid air above the airport.

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Parts of one plane landed on Shoreham Beach, others on a

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playground. One of the aircraft crash landed via a recreation

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ground. It caught fire and the pilot died. Eyewitnesses told how

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he avoided families on the plain food. All I could see was the plane

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coming towards us, we've been left and right. I screamed at my right

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to grab the kids and run. -- my wife. There was just coming at us.

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We started running and I was trying to look back. The plane was coming

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straight for us. In the last seconds, when he was probably at

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the height of a tree or a house, he managed to bag left and crashed 20

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metres from us. We were very lucky we did not get hit by him or any

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debris. The pilot was Alan Weale. Another

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flight managed to plant safety. They displayed exceptional piloting

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skills. Planes taking off and landing at Shoreham are directed by

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the control tower. But is still the responsibility of pilots to

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maintain a visual check. That is not something air traffic

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investigators will be examining as they try to establish the cause of

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the collision. A military helicopter on a training

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flight has crash landed in a field close to the A303 in Andover. The

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pilot and two crew members escaped unharmed and were treated at a

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nearby hospital for minor injuries. Military investigators have been

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called in to try and determine exactly what caused the Puma

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helicopter to come down. Emergency services say it could have been

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much worse. Not far away there are housing

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estates. Next door, an area under development, lots of workers there.

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Whatever the aircraft crew did to get to this field, they have done a

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good job. They are all alive and that is the right result. The

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consequences do not bear thinking a but.

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South Today can reveal that councils in the south spent nearly

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�13 million planning for new schools, most of which were never

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built. They were cancelled when the Building Schools for the Future

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project was scrapped 12 months ago. Critics say the money has been

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wasted. Charlotte McCathie reports. One year ago today, this go and

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find out her skill would not be getting a makeover. -- and this

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girl find out her school. In the winter it is a bit school and in

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the summer it is really hot. Last summer, her father organised a

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protest against the decision to withdraw funding. In is an old

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school which needs investment. It is not too much to ask that our

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children have a decent building to learn in. Across the city, the King

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Richard's school was just weeks away from signing a building

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contract. I have been told by a senior source that a surveyor gave

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his building just four years until it falls down. He said there are no

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disabled facilities and the rooms are falling in. He said the

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children's have been badly let down. Both projects were cancelled when

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the coalition axed the Building Schools for the Future scheme. New

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figures show councils in the South spent nearly �13 million, mostly on

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projects that were later scrap. Portsmouth spent nearly �3.5

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million. 11 projects.. One academy received the money. We wasted money

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on consultants and we could have spent it effectively in these

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schools. Now they will not have it. It is like Third World countries. I

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am ashamed to say there in that state and we need to do something.

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More than half the schools were giving funding to proceed, they

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were all academy. -- academies. only people that seemed to be

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getting many other schools blackmailed into becoming academies.

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They are told the only way to become a decent building for

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Portsmouth City Council says it is looking at ways to help the skills

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that missed out. Still to,... The stars of

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synchronised scooters perform their daring display.

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For people like Michael Bowden, farming is in the blood. His family

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has been milking cows for more than a century but he has the difficult

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task of bringing that tradition to an end. The Berkshire farmer is

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preparing to say goodbye to his dairy cattle, because he's losing

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too much money. The county has lost a third of its dairy farmers in the

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last five years. They may not have always had such

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an easy way of getting round the farm but for more than a century,

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life here has revolved around the natural cycles that govern how we

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get our milk. This afternoon, as the cars were led into the milking

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parlour, all of that was coming to an end. Nobody was feeling the loss

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more than Simon. He has been 20 years a herdsman, more than half of

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those on this farm. One car gone already would have been one of the

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first cars I milked. She would have been one of the first heifer as I

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ever milk. Seeing her in a lorry, well, it is very upsetting. Doing

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this for the last time, I did not know if I was going to be able to.

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Friends and neighbours have rallied round to have loaded the animals

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for market. Car around -- Caroline gave up her own herd to help sedate.

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It is a hard decision to make but he has no option. The barns are

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falling apart and he has not got the support he needs. There is no

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money in it and he cannot reinvest. We have all put on a brave face for

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him. It is very hard. The fact that these cars are being shipped out

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says much of the dairy industry in Berkshire. The case is it is no

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longer worthwhile trying to sell them in this country as there are

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no Dairy Farm has left to buy them. And so the farm fell quiet. I hope

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they get there safely and they find nice forms to go to, for they are

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looked after. And then we move on to something else.

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We'll have another report from Joe Campbell tomorrow as Michael's herd

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go under the hammer. Another problem for farmers is what to do

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with all of them manure from livestock. If you mix it with food

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waste, you can create gas which can be earned for energy. It is a

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process called Arabic digestion. It is getting the residents of one

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Hampshire village very irritated. But plans for a digester at a

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brickworks near Selborne were rejected by the council. Today

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there was an appeal and Roger Finn went along.

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An Arabic digester takes waste trade and farm manure, put it in

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heated tanks, work bacteria munch at its and produce gas. What is

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left over can be used as fertiliser. There is plan to put one here at

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the brickwork. Its owner blamed the price of gas for the closure, which

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accounts for 70% of the cost of producing a break. An anaerobic

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digester produces an identical gas and captors heat that would be

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wasted from the kilns. There is a lovely symbiosis. The waste heat

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fires the bricks. The proposed plan would import 20,000 tonnes of food

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waste each year and local fruit -- farm manure, all to doubt into a

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seat handing shed. That I jesters would sit in leggings held from

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view. -- by jesters. Local people worry about the extra 100 lorry

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movements here each week. We have already lorry traffic going through.

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Any increase would be, we believe, bad news for the village. It is a

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red herring so gas can be produced and sold to the National Grid.

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appeal inspector is and expected to make a recommendations in the

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autumn. A very special dream came true

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today. It was an idea nine-year-old Sebastian Gates from Berkshire

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shared with his mum just days before he died from cancer back in

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2003. Today, his very proud mum, Jane, and hundreds who have helped

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her, came to celebrate the opening of a holiday respite home, where

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seriously ill children can take a break with their whole family.

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Allen Sinclair reports. When he came up with the idea,

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Sebastian knew it would never be a place he himself would get to stay.

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But 100 families a year will now be able to come here for a holiday,

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free of charge, to spend precious time together. We haven't been on

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holiday for two years so it will be nice to. Other children need to as

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well. I can't describe how important it is to be together for

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a week. I saw this place two years ago when it was just mud and

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thought, what can come out of this? It is just amazing. This facility

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will give them a chance to recharge their batteries and Foster being a

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family. That is important when you have the pressures faced by parents,

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siblings and wider families of sick children. Among the hundreds of

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supporters at today's launch was Olympic Gold medallist David Wilkie,

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patron of the trust, who with Charlie's help christened the pool.

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Go! WHISTLE BLOWS. This is an opportunity to forget hardship at

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home and take a week off. This is a sanctuary where families can simply

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be themselves... Making memories, and forgetting their day to day

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difficulties for a while. Now we move on to sport. I am

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watching about the policing of the Olympic venue, which will be

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extraordinary? If you imagine, it is such a

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mammoth task to organise all the security. In fact, difficult,

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painful and challenging is how the man in charge of policing in Dorset

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for the Olympics and use the job of ensuring a trouble free games.

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Assistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting and his team are already at

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an advanced stage of planning. And as Bob Everett reports, it's as

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much about motorists as terrorists. International yachtsmen and women

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aren't the only ones doing the hard yards before next year's Olympics

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in Dorset. The county's police force is at it too - buoyed up by

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timely funding from the Home Office. 19.4 million is a significant

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contribution that had local tax payers had to find it, or had it

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had to come from the 4th's budget, would have been untenable.

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Terrorism is inevitably covered by the security plans for Weymouth and

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Portland. But the success of the Dorset police operation will also

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be measured by how well they can keep normal systems going during

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the Games. None of the security arrangements can be so restricted

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that people simply cannot continue to trade off go about their lives.

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The biggest single police concern outside terrorism is unquestionably

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transport. Improved traffic measures will help, but won't

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address all the pinch points. At peak times, 500 of the County's

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1300 strong force will be on Olympic duty. -- it is as large a

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consideration as some parts of the security. It can be a big challenge

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in midsummer, when the infrastructure is pushed anyway.

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peak times, 500 of the county's 3 - - 1,300 strong force will be on

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duty. Even so, ensuring a pain-free visitor experience will be a truly

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Olympian task. Some football news and Hal Robson

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Kanu has signed a new three year contract to stay at Reading. The

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22-year-old midfielder scored six goals in 15 appearances for the

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Royals last season and will now stay at the Madjeski Stadium until

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2014. Meanwhile, Portsmouth are close to signing former Derby

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striker, Luke Varney. The players has undergone a medical at the club

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and they're expected to make an announcement in the morning. We

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understand Pompey are also in advanced talks with goalkeeper

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Stephen Henderson. Bournemouth are looking into signing Adam Barrett.

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In last night's T20 cricket, Surrey pulled off an 18 run victory over

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rivals Sussex. Steven Davies was instrumental in the win. He batted

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throughout, finishing just shy of a century on 99 not out as Surrey

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made 203. Luke Wright smashed five sixes for Sussex in reply but the

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visitors lost momentum in the last few overs, reaching 185.

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Let's have a look where that leaves things in the bigger picture.

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Sussex remain in third place, Sussex remain in third place,

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But perhaps the big winners of the night are Hampshire, who benefit

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from that Sussex defeat and stay four points clear at the top. Just

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one more win from their remaining four games should see them in the

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In speedway, Elite League leaders Poole Pirates suffered a narrow

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defeat last night in their away fixture against the Peterborough

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Panthers. The Pirates found themselves trailing by ten points

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early on in the clash, but 12 points from skipper Davey Watt and

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13 points from Chris Holder, overtaking here, helped to narrow

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the gap and earn them a bonus point for the meeting, to finish 49-44.

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And in the Elite League, you can see that defeat hasn't done too

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much to change the Poole Pirates fortunes. They're still three

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points clear of Eastbourne and have two matches in hand.

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And it's another result for Mountain Bike Orienteering champion

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Emily Benham from Salisbury, who's just secured her 8th British title.

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You may remember we featured her a couple of weeks ago. The little-

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known sport involves not only mountain biking at speed, but

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navigating the quickest route around the course - tricky stuff.

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Looks like good fun! Does she have a sat nav?

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It would be helpful in the Forest! In some performances it is like

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poetry in motion, synchronised swimming or dressage. Here is

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another one, although I am not sure you would call it a sport. It is

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synchronised mobility skidders. Think of it at -- as the riot --

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Red Arrows at trap -- ground level. One group of pensioners should of

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their skills in a national average. Reversing into position to run

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through their figure of eight. One, too, three, face away.

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group of pensioners would not let anything stand in their way. Last

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week, they were filling a TV advertisement in London. It gets

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off to a slow start. It's not easy growing old. Many of as levels --

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live in poverty and isolation... But it soon picks up speed...

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it! And now the bit we are interested in. They call themselves

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the Red Ed targets, -- the red cards. Blink and you miss it. No

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attention to detail its Baird, look at the go faster flames. And what

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is the aim of his team? Show them life is worth living. You don't

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even have to have a mobility scooter. Don't sit there and say, I

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can't do it. Do it, because you can. They are brilliant fun to work with,

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never a dull moment. I was doing this on Saturday at the local

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festival and we were never sure what would happen next on some of

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these. It is good, it keeps you on your toes. He says there is a

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little work to go before they win Britain. -- Britain's got talent...

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But they won't let anything stand in their way. Well, almost nothing.

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I am assuming that wasn't intentional! Did they have masks

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on? It was like Batman and Robin. They were really going for it.

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Archaeologists have discovered teeth belonging to one of the

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Viking warriors found under the Weymouth relief road had been filed.

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They were amongst remains found in a burial pit which was discovered

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two years ago. The pair of front teeth have deep horizontal grooves

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cut into them. Experts aren't sure why the teeth were filed but

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believe it may've been to frighten opponents.

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Just thinking about that, I am thinking about Vikings filing their

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teeth and looking hard, it puts my We have some weather pictures. The

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cloud is starting to build this The rain arrived this afternoon. We

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started off in a bright and sunny note with cloud building from the

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West. Tonight we will see one or two showers. It is courtesy of this

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weather front across the country, below pressure centred over

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Northern Ireland at the moment, it will stay for the rest of the week.

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The main weather front goes towards the North Sea. Behind it, one or

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two showers which could be on the heavy side. Maybe the odd rumble of

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thunder as well. Clear spells but mild temperatures staying in double

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temperatures. Tomorrow, some sunny spells but also the risk on a sunny

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shower. We could have the risk of thunder. A dry interlude in the

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afternoon with highs of 19 Celsius. Temperatures cooler than today.

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Tomorrow night, another band of persistent rain will edge in from

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the West, moving towards the north- east. Behind it, cheering skies but

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under the rain, another mad night with loads of 13 or 14 Celsius. The

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low pressure is not going anywhere quickly. That low pressure will

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drive in various weather fronts. Thursday and Friday, both days,

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sunny spells and scattered showers. By the weekend, the showers will

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become less frequent and there will be more in the way of sunshine.

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More cloud arriving from the south- west in the afternoon. For the rest

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of the week, heavy showers were likely on Thursday and Friday, may

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be some founder. The wind will pick up speed. Wet and windy conditions.

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There will be some respite and we will see sunny spells mixed in

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amongst those. Dry conditions for the start of the weekend and get

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