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Hello. I'm Sally Taylor. Welcome to South Today. In tonight's

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programme: Hampshire Police Authority spent �9.2 million of

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taxpayers' money on this site three years ago, but it has never been

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used. Sitting comfortably? The promise of more seats on one of the

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most overcrowded train routes in the region. The mornings are bad

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but the evening is worse. Pay up or you won't get flood

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defences - Berkshire businesses are asked to fund a shortfall. And to

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fence or not to fence - the flying balls off this sticky wicket

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causing concern. Bewilderment, actually. We didn't really see why

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"I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole" - words of warning from a

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senior official ahead of Hampshire Police Authority's decision to buy

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land in Chandler's Ford for a new force headquarters. BBC South has

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seen internal documents which reveals senior officials had

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serious concerns ahead of the purchase in 2008. The documents

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show the authority paid �9.2 million for the site when the

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market value was just �6.6 million. The amount it would take to build

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the headquarters went up to an unaffordable �40 million. Now two-

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thirds of the land could be put back on the market. The authority

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estimates it would fetch around �3 million, which could mean a loss.

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The police authority says the rethink is down to budget cuts, and

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they are reviewing the whole police estate, as our home affairs

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correspondent, Alex Forsyth, reports.

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Romsey police station - for decades people had been able to drop in

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here to talk to officers, but soon they will need an appointment.

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you close the door you lose an opportunity for people to give

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information and for officers to receive that information.

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Hampshire Police is reviewing its use of buildings to save money.

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Asked when -- as well as 28 front desks, 18 police stations will be

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closed, and some land could be closed, including the site. It was

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bought in 2008 for a new state-of- the-art headquarters to replace the

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ageing site in Winchester. Three years on and it is empty. The plan

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is for part of the site to be used for a call centre, as well as

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training facilities, stores and archives. The police a poverty is

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still working out where his best for its headquarters. The police

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authority says budget cuts have forced a rethink. Internal

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documents show that concerns were raised before the deal was done.

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The treasurer said, I would not touch this with a barge pole. The

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Chief Executive said the price would be hard to justify to

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taxpayers. The authority's chair e- mailed a colleague saying, or God,

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what have we done. There are still questions over the purchase. They

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are scratching their heads, saying, my police station is closing down

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but we have a big lump of land near Eastleigh. Where is the sense in

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that? It was felt we would need a but -- a much bigger site.

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They say that keeping under-used desks is not a good option. We need

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an estate that is fit for purpose today. We have protected a number

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of officers -- the number of officers working in the local

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community. We think that is important.

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The authority will decide what to do with the site in the New Year.

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Earlier I spoke to Jacqui Rayment, chair of the police authority, and

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because of the cost involved I put it to her that it was always going

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to be a white elephant. necessarily. We had various

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valuations that gave us various prices. We had various people

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giving advice and we had to take all of that into consideration.

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What about the warning e-mails that came out, saying, stay away from

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this, I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. All of those private e-

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mails did not come to light until the Freedom of Information request,

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and that was the first time I saw a number of them. So you got no

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warnings at all? Nobody criticised the decision you were thinking of

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making? No, I am not saying that. We had advice from various

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individuals, conflicting advice some days. On balance we made the

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decision we made. And that decision only to two months, didn't it? Was

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that enough time when you were spending �9.2 million of taxpayers'

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money? A huge amount of time and energy over the previous eight

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years had gone into finding a site. All of that work that went on

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behind the scenes came together in the culmination of two months.

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is a short period of time. Even if you were buying a house. If you

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look at the number of the big building projects around

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Southampton, two months to make a decision is quite quick, but over

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the eight years previously to find the site and get the figures

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together, that is quite a long time. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but

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do you have any regrets? Do you have misgivings now? No. We made

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the decision in good faith and we stand by it. Times have changed,

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Sally, very much since we bought the site. We have cuts to make, we

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have a new team. I accept that. You can blame an awful lot of people

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and say that there are circumstances that have changed,

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but can you accept any responsibility at all for this bad

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decision? I have to, I am the chair of the authority. As you said,

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hindsight is a wonderful thing. With the information... Would you

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do it again? If I had the same information and we were in the same

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financial climate, then I think I would make the decision again. If I

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were making the decision now with the information available in the

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current financial climate, my personal decision would be

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different. Thank you for coming in. The man charged with the murder of

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Yolande Waddington 45 years ago has appeared at Newbury Magistrates'

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Court. 64 year-old David Burgess is charged with murdering the 17-year-

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old on 28th October 1966. He refused representation for today's

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appearance. Mr Burgess will appear at Reading Crown Court on 5th

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December to enter his plea. Police have evacuated several homes

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in Bournemouth following the discovery of potentially hazardous

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chemicals at a neighbouring property. It is one of the most

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overcrowded rail routes in the country. And today passengers

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through the Thames Valley are being told they will benefit from extra

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carriages. It will create thousands of extra rush-hour seats. The 10

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most overcrowded trains into London are all services which run through

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Reading, but passenger groups say it is a sticking-plaster solution

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that will do little to ease the unacceptable conditions, as our

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transport correspondent, Paul Clifton, explains.

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This train from Reading is one of the most overcrowded in Britain. It

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carries almost twice as many passengers as there are seats.

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is fairly stressful. Very little chance of a seat. I have to use it,

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and forced to live. It is crowded every single day.

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All of the 10 most overcrowded trains travel through a wedding. --

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travel through Reading. It has some of the most expensive train fares

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as well. The morning is bad but the evening is worse. It is painful.

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extra 46 carriages have been found. Many will be old buffet cars

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converted to high-density seating. Some trains will be made one

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carriage longer. This train delivers very quickly. Some of the

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trains will be in the business in the coming weeks. We will refurbish

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them and get them in very quickly in the New Year. These trains will

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be hired for Cotswold services. First Great Western handed them

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back years ago because they were expensive and unreliable. Now they

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will return. Trains like these have been found to be used on the

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shuttle between Basingstoke and Reading. That will allow other

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community -- commuter trains to be made longer. It is a sticking-

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plaster job, I am afraid. For every three-carriage train you see now

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you will need a four, carriage -- four-carriage train by the time the

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next election comes along. The new carriages come as a long-

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overdue pleasant surprise. Rush- hour capacity will increase by 9%.

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And Paul Clifton is here with me in the studio. Paul, will the extra

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carriages solve the problem long- term?

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In the rush her to London one in five people are standing on the

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train. People are paying �37.50 to stand all the way to London, and

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�23 if you park in the car-park. Growth in the Thames Valley is so

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fast that those extra carriages will only accommodate one year of

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extra growth. Really this will on we stop the journey becoming even

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more overcrowded where will -- overcrowded.

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Where will the money come from? Most of it will come from

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government. There are much bigger plans for electrification and a new

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fleet of trains, though? The cost is �5 billion. The trains

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have not been ordered yet, so things will get a good deal worse

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on that line before they get better. There is a promise of jam tomorrow.

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Is it -- it is at least five years ahead from where we are today.

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Thank you. Police have evacuated homes in

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Bournemouth after potentially dangerous chemicals were found at a

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neighbouring property in Kimberley Road. A limited cordon still

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remains in place but the police insist that there is no threat to

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the public. A man has been arrested after a dog

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which was dragged behind a car for more than six miles was found dead

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in a lay-by. A black Porsche Carrera was seen being driven with

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a dog tied to the back at Devil's Dyke outside Brighton on Sunday

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night. The body of the beagle- collie cross was later discovered

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on the A27 near the Southwick Tunnel. A 33-year-old is being held

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on suspicion of animal cruelty after handing himself in to a

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police station in Worthing. Workers have rejected Southampton

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City Council's latest proposals on pay. The council says it is a

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disappointing result. A secret ballot held by Unison, Unite and

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UCATT voted against plans that would see a pay cut for anyone

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earning more than �22,000. All staff would be subject to a three-

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year pay freeze. Union members will be joining the mass walkout of

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public sector workers on 30th November.

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Still to come in this evening's South Today: Is the chilly weather

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on the way? Here is Sarah Farmer. Blankets and pyjamas at the ready -

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it is set to be a chilly night. There could be frost first thing

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tomorrow. The full forecast later. An inquest into the death of a

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father and son taking part in a race over the Isle of Wight have

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this evening reached a verdict of accidental death. They were taking

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part in the Merlin Trophy race from Bembridge Airport when Michael

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Willis and James Willis were involved in a mid-air collision.

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The retired pilot, who died alongside his son, had once saved

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the lives of more than 100 passengers. Laura Trant has been at

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the inquest, and we can join her live on the island tonight. Laura,

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what more can you tell us about the inquest? As you said, the jury

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recorded a verdict of accidental death caused by multiple injuries

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when Michael and James Willis died from ground impact.

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The jury heard from another son who was also involved in the race?

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They did. That was Jonathan Willis, the younger brother of James. He

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explained how his father had extensive experience of flying and

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how his father and brother would often fly together. They were

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particularly experienced. Jonathan was also taking part in the same

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race. Everything was going fine until he heard the Mayday calls.

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That is when he knew something was seriously wrong. He then heard what

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had happened and flew over the wreckage himself to see for himself

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what had occurred. And did they hear from any other

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witnesses? They did, they also heard from

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Benjamin Chapman, the pilot of the other aircraft involved in the

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collision. He said how, as he was flying, he was aware of the other

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aircraft being beneath his and to the right-hand side. He then lost

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sight of that and said that, seconds later, he felt a huge jolt

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beneath him. The cabin then shot past with a big puff of smoke or

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steam. He then wrestled with his own plane to get it under control

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and to safely fly to Bembridge airport. Other onlookers said they

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saw the aircraft spiralled to the ground. As I mentioned, the jury

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returned a verdict of accidental death.

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Thank you. The coastguard's new National

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Maritime Operations Centre is to be based in Fareham. It will occupy

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the abandoned regional fire control room which has stood empty since it

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was built. It is part of cuts to the coastguard service that will

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reduce the number of stations and control centres across the UK. The

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coastguard station at Portland will close, despite a campaign against

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the move by the local community. The English Channel is busy and

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there are lots of incidents, we know that. The knowledge we will

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still -- the knowledge will still be retained in the cost good

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service in the future. That will be retained in our existing centres.

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A mother from Hampshire has warned young drivers to slow down fter her

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18-year-old son was killed behind the wheel. Anne Blackhirst made her

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appeal at the start of Road Safety Week. The charity Brake, which

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campaigns for safer roads, says young drivers are involved in about

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a quarter of all crashes that leave someone dead or seriously injured.

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Mark Sanders reports. This is Richard Black first on his

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18th birthday. Two days after this photo was taken he was killed in a

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head-on car crash. The young man was trying to overtake on a dark,

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wet country road while approaching a bend. Like lots of 17 and 18-

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year-olds, I think he thought he was invincible. He told me he could

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drive in all sorts of weather conditions and was able to handle

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the car if there was snow and it was icy. He had not driven in those

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conditions. Experience does count for a lot and he had only been

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driving for seven months. For the start of Road Safety Week,

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Brake Has been focusing on young drivers. The organisation warns

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that young drivers are involved in a disproportionately high number of

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crashes that kill people of all ages.

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We are calling on the Government to introduce a system called graduated

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driving licences. It includes a novice driving period for newly

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qualified drivers. These sorts of systems have been introduced

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overseas, we know they are ineffective. A study in the UK

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found that if we were to have graduated driver ricin sing here it

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would save in the region of 200 lives per year. -- graduated driver

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licensing. The appeal is simple - slowdown.

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The service is designed to safeguard children in Sussex have

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been branded inadequate. The regulator believes that the

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situation could potentially place children and young people at

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serious risk of harm. They are designed to protect

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Newbury from the kind of flash floods that caused hundreds of

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thousands of pounds worth of damage four years ago. But some businesses

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are resisting calls to help fund the town's new river defences. They

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say the scheme will do nothing to save them from future floods. Joe

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I can see the sense in it but why should we pay when there is no

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benefit? A planned protection scheme will

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only be partly paid for by Whitehall. Even with money from

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local councils, there is still �111,000 of a funding gap. We need

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to deliver this critical infrastructure next year. Without

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addressing the shortfall, the funding is very likely to go

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elsewhere. This is not just about individual premises, this is about

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infrastructure in Newbury. Customers need to be able to get to

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them, and they still need to be able to get deliveries out to

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customers. If the infrastructure is not available they will still have

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a big problem. This month's meeting will try and push that message home.

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If businesses cannot be persuaded, Newbury's rivers will continue to

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pose a threat. Meanwhile, work starts today on a

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multi-million pound sea defence project which aims to protect

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hundreds of homes at risk of flooding in West Sussex. Medmerry,

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near Chichester, is one of the coastlines most at risk in southern

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England and is only protected by a shingle bank. More than three miles

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of defences will be created further inland by early 2013.

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Crews at Great Western Air Ambulance are celebrating after

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receiving a donation from the Prince of Wales. Representatives of

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His Royal Highness sent a cheque to the charity's office from the

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Prince's Benevolent Fund Committee. The money will go towards the �1.3

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million the charity has to raise each year.

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Now the sport. I am joined by a great painter athlete. I am going

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to start with cricket. Is it a row about a fence being put up or not?

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It is about fences and wayward cricket balls. 175 years of cricket

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in Lymington could be about to come to an end because of concerns over

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flying cricket balls. The town council could force the club to

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move to an alternative site after health and safety inspectors

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flagged up the risk of potential injuries from stray cricket balls.

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Rachel Canter has the story. This is Leamington Cricket Ground,

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home to the club for 175 years. But along history steeped in tradition

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could be about to come to an abrupt end. -- Lymington cricket ground.

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No-one has ever been hurt at this ground by a cricket ball and get

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the argument has been cited that flying cricket balls are a danger.

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Warmly this year the club held a special anniversary match, playing

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under the 1836 rules. The council's now recommending they should be

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evicted, but not everyone agrees. The only grounding for health and

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safety is that in the last three years three balls have ended up in

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the tennis courts. I would have thought that was a minimal risk.

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The club said that hitting high nets up could solve the problem. It

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is a prime location. Councillors say there are no plans to develop

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here. The fate of the club will be decided at a full council meeting

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next week. It's replay time in the FA Cup,

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with three of the South's sides in action tonight. Aldershot's match

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against Maidenhead United will see the winners travel to Hillsborough

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to face Sheffield Wednesday. Meanwhile, Oxford City line up

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against Redbridge. And Bournemouth travel to Gillingham. Our reporter,

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Adam Blackmore, is there. These days the Cherry's seemed more

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at home away from home. They had a good away win in League 1 at the

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weekend. They were in control against Gillingham ten days ago

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before a late equaliser brought us all back here tonight. Leyton

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Orient await the winners in the second round. Lee Bradbury's men

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will be to play well if they are to meet him at Brisbane Road at the

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start of December. Full commentary on BBC Radio Solent

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tonight. Just days after finishing the

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Transat race, Hampshire sailor Alex Thomson is preparing to race back

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across the Atlantic single-handed. Alex and his co-skipper, Guillermo

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Altadill, completed the race in 16 days to take second place overall.

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The technical team are now in the Caribbean preparing the boat for

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the return leg, this time a solo challenge from St Barts to Lorient

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in France in just under a fortnight's time. It gives us the

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opportunity to learn. In his last race we sailed a lot of the race

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with other boats. We really have a good gauge on where our boat's

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performance is. If we get the chance to do the same thing again

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single-handed in this race that would be perfect. We have a little

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time next year to make our final modifications to the boat.

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A big challenge there. He is aiming to be the first British man to win

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It is a master race, a scary race. It is huge. He had to turn back the

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last time because they were facing something like 40 knot winds.

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I was watching the pictures of the Caribbean.

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It is nice to dream, isn't it? It would be nice to see some

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sunshine. I do not mind if it is cold.

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Celebrate the seasons, Sally! It did come out for a little

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The sun was doing its best to shine through at Poundbury this morning.

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Thanks to Neil Crick for sending that shot in. Barry Taylor took

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this, a dramatic scene at Hatchet Pond in the New Forest. Looking

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very still there. And this is a rather arty shot - you can just

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about make out the boats at Portchester harbour in the gloom

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today. Rob Smith sent us that picture. Thank you.

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A bit of a contrast by day and by night. There were some heavy

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thundery showers today. Tonight we're looking at much colder

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temperatures. We could get down to freezing or possibly below. We are

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set to have some frost tonight. You can see from the satellite picture

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this wave of cloud working its way out towards the east. We will just

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about see off the last of those heavy showers tonight. Clear spells

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will start to develop. There will be some fog and mist forming at

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times. A widespread frost in store for most of us by tomorrow morning.

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Some good sunny spells through much of the day tomorrow. A little high

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cloud coming in from the North West. Possibly some hazy sunshine later

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in the day. It will feel a little fresher. Clear spells tomorrow

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night but the cloud is increasing. Lows of eight or nine Celsius. As

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we take a look ahead you can see this area of low pressure to the

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north of the UK. That will bring trouble for people further north.

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It will be a bit breezy on Thursday but some good sunny spells. More

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sunny spells on Friday and at the weekend.

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Thank you very much. Enjoy this season's! In the middle of winter,

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