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Hello, I'm Sally Taylor. Welcome to South Today.

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In tonight's programme... The Russian parliamentary aide who

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denies being a spy but admits having an affair with a local MP.

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Police are given more time to question a former detective

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following the murder of a serving policewoman.

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Tell us who's responsible - the call to shop drivers who hit

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animals in the forest. It is only by these cases been publicised that

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people would realise how serious it And it's a top of table clash -

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Saints face their biggest test yet as they take on West Ham at St

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Mary's. It is a Premiership team and a challenge to Premiership

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standard. Why can't wait to play against them and I know the lads

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can't either. A former Parliamentary researcher

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for the Portsmouth MP Mike Hancock has denied being a spy and snaring

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the Defence Select Committee member in a honeytrap operation. Katia

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Zatuliveter admitted having a four year relationship with the married

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Liberal Democrat MP. She had previously been having an affair

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with a Dutch diplomat, and took up with a NATO official after her

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relationship with Mr Hancock ended. She was fighting an attempt to

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deport her from the UK at a hearing in London today. Our reporter Joe

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Campbell was there and I spoke to him just before we came on air. I

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asked Joe how Mr Hancock had first met this young woman.

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Katia Zatuliveter was just 20 when she met the 60-year-old member for

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Portsmouth South, the MP whose constituency contains Britain's

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biggest naval base. She was acting as a chaperone when they visited

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Russia. A short time afterwards she met with up -- up with him at his

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hotel and went for dinner with him and had a coffee with him. They

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struck up a relationship as a result of that. She then moved to

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the UK to continue her studies later on because she had been a

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student in Russia been seen Petersburg, which is where the Home

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Office says you must have been recruited by the Russian

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intelligence services. She started working as an interment -- Inter

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for him at the Palace of Westminster. That job earned her a

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parliamentary security pass and she eventually became his researcher.

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She said she had targeted him because he had had a series of

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extra-marital affairs. She says that in actual fact he was not an

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important man, just a humble backbencher. She admitted she had

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drafted defence questions for him. Is Mr Hancock expected to give

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evidence? Mr Hancock has always insisted he

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did nothing wrong in employing her. He has not been expected to appear

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in London but the suggestion is that she has denied herself

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throughout that she was a spy. She did admit she had had an

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relationship -- a relationship with a Dutch diplomat and she then went

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on to start seeing a NATO official. It was as she returned to the

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United Kingdom, to get wet, but she was stopped by members of the

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intelligence services here. -- to Gatwick. It was only when she was

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being questioned that she mentioned Mike Hancock.

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A police force is in shock after the body of one of its officers was

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found in woodland in West Sussex. The woman police officer worked for

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Surrey Police. A former detective with the force is being questioned.

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It's believed they were a couple and lived in Haslemere. The woman's

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body was found just over the border in woodland near Lurgashall. Our

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reporter has been following today's events and joins us from our

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Brighton studio. What more can you tell us? Serie police have told us

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they have been given a further 36 hours to question a man they are

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holding in connection with the inquiry. All they have told me is

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that he is 35. He has been named locally as Peter Foster, a former

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detective constable who served with Surrey Police and now works as a

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plumber. I've been told he is from the area. Police were called to a

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house in West Street in Haselmere on Sunday evening. They then

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searched an area of Blackdown woods just over the West Sussex border

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about five miles away and found a body. Again we are waiting for a

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formal ID, but locally she has been named as Heather Cooper, a police

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woman with Surrey Police. We believe she has a young family and

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a baby. Neighbours told me that they were shocked. I do not know

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who they were, they were here and then the next minute it was empty.

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His is unimaginable that something like that is on your doorstep. It

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makes us realise we are all very vulnerable. Do we know how the

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inquiry is progressing? A post mortem examination has been

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carried out today. Police are appealing for information on eight

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BMW estate. They say if anyone saw it they should get in touch because

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that information could prove vital to this inquiry.

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A serving soldier who saw action in Iraq five years ago today denied

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any involvement in a Portsmouth- based paedophile ring. Daniel Bell,

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who is originally from Emsworth, had linked up with Robert Hathaway

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over the internet. Hathaway has already pleaded guilty to a string

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of offences, including the rape and sexual assault of children under

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the age of 13. Today, Bell dismissed any conversations that

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they had had as 'pure fantasy'. Roisin Gauson was in Portsmouth

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Crown Court. 14 days in and the defence began here in court three.

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The woman who has been at the centre of much of the evidence that

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we have heard today it chose not to take the stand. The bearded one of

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her co-accused. The first person to take to the witness box was Daniel

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Bell and he's spent almost the day there. Prosecution said he had an

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inherent interest in children. Logs were read out between -- of

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conversations between him and Robert Hathaway. The court was told

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he had taken setback in his personal life, had taken to

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drinking and had sought out conversation to ease the loneliness.

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He maintained they were pure fantasy and even then the pair had

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discussed sexual activity with children and the possibility of

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meeting up, he said it was nothing he had ever intended to follow

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through. Mr Bell told the court he had made comments to get attention

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from Robert Hathaway. He said in the clear light of day, I am second

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of it. It does not remind me of anything ever do and it makes me

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hit my thumb. Two other men, John Maddox from Essex and marked day

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from Kent are also accused of being in the paedophile ring. Continues.

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-- the case continues. There's been a dramatic rise in the

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number of New Forest animals knocked down by motorists who then

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drive on without reporting the incident. The hit and runs are

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causing such concern that garages in the area are being asked to

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report vehicles they think could have been involved. You might find

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some of the images in Chris Coneybeer's report distressing.

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It is the time of the year for the drift, as it is known, when the New

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Forest ponies are rounded up, market and sold. For most of the

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year these ponies have roam free, breezing along with other animals,

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on revenue for it, there's. The roads are busy and all too

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frequently, when animals are involved in a crash, the

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consequences for those who have to deal with the aftermath can be

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distressing. In those cases, the animals can go off for quite some

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distance, perhaps injured, even those with a broken leg will travel

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a considerable distance and it is not reported, the animal may be

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there for several days in agony. The latest figures show that so for

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this year, 74 animals have been killed on forest roads, up from 68

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last year. The head and from figures for September showed a

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dramatic increase with a -- hit and run Vigurs. Garages around the New

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Forest have been sent falters -- posters. This pony had three broken

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legs. We hope people will feel just as badly as we do about hit and run

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accident to our livestock and we will be receiving more reports of

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accidents so motorists can be brought to justice. A reward of up

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to �1,000 is on offer for information leading to a conviction.

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What -- It is only by these cases being publicised that people

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realise how the raise its bid. daylight hours getting shorter they

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are hoping the message will get through that if an animal is head

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it has to be reported quickly. Still to come in this evening's

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South Today... Kris Temple has a pitch-side view

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for a top of the table clash. In his first against the second at

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St Mary's. Every seat is sold. An investigation into the death of

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a Gosport pensioner 13 years ago has been put on hold. Portsmouth

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Coroner David Horsley was due to hear the case of 91-year-old Gladys

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Richards next week, but it's been postponed until the New Year. Mrs

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Richards died during a visit to Gosport War Memorial Hospital in

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1998 and her daughter Gillian McKenzie was only granted an

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inquest after a long campaign. She says her mother was recovering from

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a hip operation, but died after doses of diamorphine which are

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usually reserved for terminal patients.

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Improvements to Boscombe's �3 million surf reef are unlikely to

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be completed this year. The reef has been closed since March after

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two sand bags were damaged. ASR, the firm which built the reef,

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returned in August to carry out repairs and improvements.

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Bournemouth council says it's now in discussions with the firm on

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what work can be undertaken before the weather deteriorates further.

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The council won't confirm whether it's paid ASR any of the �150,000

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it was withholding until the work was completed.

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A hospice in Sussex has been forced to close its day centre after a

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large drop in donations. The Martlets in Hove has seen the money

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its left in legacies halved and other donations drop by 10%. The

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day centre is used by up to 60 terminally ill people each week.

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Our Sussex reporter has been along to get their reaction.

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Birthdays always celebrated with a special key here. The days that it

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is funded entirely by donations and marked its 14th anniversary this

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year but faces closure. Terrible. It is freedom, isn't it. I lost my

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husband and I live on my own. It is a pleasure coming here. The look

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forward to that every Monday. You think, oh yes. And the things we

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get down! Acupuncture, massage, everything. They also kind. They

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really are, they are angels, all of them. The hospital has been

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legacies down to �400,000 a year. Despite recent job losses and a pay

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freeze the charity said the day centre must close in order to

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safeguard in-patient bed and its average service. We cannot keep

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dipping into reserves. The last financial year we suffered a loss

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of about 300,000 and we have already lost that amount in this

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financial year. Regretfully, some level of production had to be made

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until we can get our income back on stream. A new chapel and refer

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Bushmen were funded two years ago by a specific grant from government

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which could not be used for running costs. Richard Ford has been coming

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here giving an important route to his wife Paula. -- important break.

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The give me five ours on a Tuesday where I can have downtime, no win

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Richard is getting here and attention. Fashanu wing. It gives

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me a chance to recharge my batteries. The final session he

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will be held next week. More short term foster carers are

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needed in Bracknell, according to the local authority. It says

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there's a real shortage of people who can look after children and

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young people with disabilities over weekends or overnight. It's so

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full-time carers can have a break. The Princess Royal has officially

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opened Southampton's new Central Police Station. The force moved

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into its new home in March. The station houses 500 officers and

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civilian staff. Princess Anne unveiled a plaque and toured the

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building, which is Hampshire's largest custody centre with 36

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cells. Melissa Waddingham from Horsham is

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searching the South Downs for black gold - not oil, but truffles. You

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would normally associate the rare and expensive delicacy with

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Southern France or Northern Italy, but in fact truffles, a type of

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fungus, can be found on the South Downs. Truffle hunting is a

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tradition in Sussex which is being revived by Melissa. Mark Sanders

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joined her and her truffle hound today.

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This nose is not to be sniffed at! There be de is on the hunt for

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couple's hidden in the soil of the South Downs. -- this dog is on hand

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for Troubles. This is one I picked about three weeks ago. This is what

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we are looking for. It does not look like something you would what

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to eat. It is quite an ugly little beast but it makes up for it in

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taste. The South Downs are well- suited to the British summer

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truffle. It is chalky soil and it has oak and hornbeam trees. The dog

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has been trained to search for them. He was brought up with a couple

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aroma all of his youth. Today they have proved elusive but to show the

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dark's scales, there were some pieces of cotton wool soaked with

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truffle oil for him to find. Good boy! Good boy! Travel hunting is a

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tradition in hunting. There are records of people foraging for them

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going back to the eating habits. Melissa is reviving the practice of

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those she was not -- although she was not successful today.

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I have a feeling everybody will be going up there with their dogs!

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If they are so good why does the dog does not eat them? -- just not

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eat them? Tonight is a massive night for

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football. There will be about 32,000 at Southampton.

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Police will apply some of the strictest tactics ever seen to

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police a football match in Hampshire when Southampton fans

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travel to Portsmouth in December. The fixture has attracted disorder

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in both cities in recent seasons. This was outside St Mary's after an

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FA Cup tie last year. Southampton fans will only gain access to the

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game by buying a voucher and taking specially designated coaches to

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Fratton Park on Sunday 19th December. There's no other way to

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gain entry and Portsmouth fans will face the same process at the return

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fixture. Eid es about balancing the enjoyment of the football fans and

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the experience they undertake. -- it is about. Also, the enjoyment of

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others, so they are not subjected to disorder and violence. It would

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be great if we did not have to do it. We feel under the sick and --

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under the circumstances it is appropriate.

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To tonight's Championship action, headlined by the clash at a sold-

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out St Mary's. Southampton, beaten only twice this season, against

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West ham, two points behind them. The prize tonight- win and go five

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points clear of one of your biggest promotion rivals. It's also in-form

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striker Rickie Lambert's 400th league start. I don't really

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concentrate on scoring, just playing well. I have said that in

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the past. As long as I know I am playing well but goals will come.

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Are they just starting to think about a Premier League? I think

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they have to. Maybe everyone is expecting sat panting to falter by

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now but they are still the team everyone wants to beat. --

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Southampton. They have had 16 straight wins which is quite a

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record. They will get a test from West Ham tonight who are hot on

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their heels. They would repeat -- replace since at the top of the

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table tonight. Ricky Lambert has been another reason they are top of

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the table. He has had 11 goals this season and sits at the top of the

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gold storing -- scoring charts. The manager has also had a big role to

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play, leading them to promotion. I caught up with him earlier. It is

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going to be a full house. I want to get to the Premier League again.

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The next game is always the most important one. West Ham want to

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bounce back up. It will be a good test for us. It is going to be a

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game we have to make sure we can deal wife, can we played the game

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we are going to play -- we have been playing all season? What will

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be the secret of success? Rate support. -- great support. Everyone

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wants to beat that have done. Eventually, somewhere down the

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pathway, that will happen. In the meantime we just have to endeavour

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to win every game that we play. people write to be thinking that

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promotion is the aim this season? We are at the top of the table on

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merit. We just have to try and stay in the race until January. Tonight

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is going to be a great challenge for both sides. West Ham will be

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pleased if they can get something out of the game. Pictures how well

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we are doing this season and we have to maintain that. -- it shows.

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They are handing the team sheet in on the other side of the stadium.

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Every seat is sold. There is talk that it might be a club record of

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32,000 fans. Join us on the radio and on South Today tomorrow night.

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A good night ahead. Elsewhere tonight, can Brighton

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regain their winning formula? Five wins in their first six games back

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in the Championship. Now, without a win in five and news that defender

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Tommy Elphick won't play this season as he needs a second

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operation on an Achilles injury. Albion hope Craig Mackail-Smith

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overcomes a back complaint to play at Millwall.

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Meanwhile it's the Whittingham and Gray show again for Portsmouth, who

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go to Ipswich fresh from a morale boosting win on Saturday, but away

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form's been a problem, Portsmouth have lost their last three on the

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road. Dave Kitson made an impact on Saturday setting up the second goal.

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He could start tonight. Home has not been a happy hunting

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ground for Reading this season. Tonight, Robbie Savage and his

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dance partner from Strictly Come dancing will do half time jive. But

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what Reading fans really want to see are some wins at the Mad Stad -

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just one so far this season. Jem Karacan, hero on Saturday, should

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start in place of the injured jay Jabb. Derby are the visitors

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tonight. It should be a great night of the ball. -- or football.

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Fahan Din do not play so well without some of their main players

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but fingers crossed. -- Southampton. There's been an unusual guest in

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the library of Springhill Primary School in Southampton. Danny the

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greyhound is what's known as a reading dog. He's part of a new

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scheme to encourage children to read aloud. Roger Finn went along

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to see what the children made of him. He started working his tail in

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circles. He does not criticise or Mark or judge. Breeding dogs were

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pioneered in America, were there are 1,600 visiting schools. The

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idea is effective with children who are shy or a black confidence.

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is strange because it doesn't understand, but it does, if you see

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what I mean. He is likely can understand you. Has primary school

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regularly invites people in to read. What do they make of the scheme?

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are trying to inspire children to read more and this is another

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example of kind to get him to read and read and read. Danny's owner

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has been involved with the scheme for five years and is convinced it

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is effective. I have been too many schools and teachers are happy. If

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you just get one child to read it is worth it. What a lovely idea! By

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all seemed so chilled out. Southampton and Portsmouth play on

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the 18th, not the 19th. As the weather turns colder, Surrey

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highways teams have begun filling more than 17,000 grit bins. The

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operation also includes gritting around 110 extra miles of road

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regularly in severe weather, with more hills covered. The amount of

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salt ordered has been increased by nearly 4,000 tonnes compared with

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last year. I don't know what that is trying to tell us?

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We are going to need at! I thought I grant you gritting

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lorry. You think that means something?

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Cold and getting colder. Today, we Charlie Sturrock sent this picture

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on board his boat Hot Liquid in the middle of the Solent. A good day

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for sailing. Two stags go head to head at Petworth Park. Thanks to

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Ron Tutheridge for that picture. And Tony Duff thinks he may just

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have caught the final glimpse of summer today on the River Frome in

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We have had a fresh day to day, compared to the beginning of the

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month. Feeling much fresher indeed and we have got frost on the way.

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You can see the cold front sweeping out overnight. Another front

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driving some blustery showers into the North and the West. Not all of

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us seeing those showers today. It is a similar story tonight. Staying

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dry and feeling come. The breeze still a key feature. There will be

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some Shell was on the western fringes of the region and on the

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coast of. -- showers. Clear spells of ahead and temperatures creeping

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-- they think to four or five degrees. Tomorrow's starting on a

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fresh snow -- note. Plant working in giving us an overcast afternoon.

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More of us seeing wet weather tomorrow. Temperatures just a touch

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below where they should be for the time of the year. Temperatures

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dropping away furthers Bill -- further still. A chilly start to

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the day for a Thursday. It could be Chris first thing and -- it could

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be crisper first thing and we will see people scraping their cars in

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the morning. Friday, more in the wake of cloud. The wind picks up at

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the weekend. The outlook, tomorrow, sharp bursts. Brightness but

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