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

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In tonight's programme: A crackdown on a Polish drug craze which has

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arrived in the south. Police seize over the counter medicine.

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Fighting to clear his name. The Dorset businessman who's now

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returning to Hungary where he was imprisoned. My son has been

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investigated, extradited, persecuted, tortured and prosecuted.

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Tony Husband will have all the sport. Including the dressing room

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visit here at Bournemouth that caused national headlines.

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And animators of the future. The Bournemouth students celebrating

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their role in the Oscars. I was with all of my friends saying, it

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is this all some effect. And they are saying, I'll shut up you are

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Health officials and police have been raiding shops in Southampton

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to crack down on illegal medication linked to a European drug craze.

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This is what they've been removing - these sachets, which are

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manufactured in Poland. This looks perfectly ordinary and used

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properly, it's a treatment for inflamed skin. But as we

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exclusively revealed last month on South Today, teenagers in

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Southampton have been extracting an active ingredient from the sachets

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in order to get high. Tristan Pascoe has this report.

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The first evidence of this drug craze coming to Britain was a spate

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of vandalism here at Southampton's old cemetery. Among the rubbish,

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was the packaging for a Polish medicine. It is an anti-

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inflammatory. After reports that Polish teenagers were misusing the

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chemicals to get high, the authorities decided to take action.

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Trading standards officers conducted raids on several stores

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and Southampton this morning seizing stocks of the product at

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want shop. Because it is labelled in Polish, people who get hold of

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it won't be aware of what the ingredients are. If they are

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tempted to abuse it, there will be all sorts of problems. Used for its

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intended purpose, the product which contains benzydamine is perfectly

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safe. News that teenagers were abusing it caused concern in the

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Polish community. I was shocked because it was used for teenager it

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so I was really surprised somebody can sell them these products. For

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me, the first reaction was really surprise and shock. Staff at a

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local Polish newspaper were also surprised.

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A lot of Polish families, especially those with the kids,

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were shaken by this story because it is a product that is available

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from the shops. So it was quite surprising to know that the product

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has been used for these sorts of purposes. Authorities say it is

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illegal to sell in the UK and are telling retailers if they continue,

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they will face prosecution. And our reporter Tristan Pascoe

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joins me now. Tristan - these sachets from Poland aren't actually

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harmful in themselves? Not if used for it's intended

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purpose. It's an anti-inflammatory product used by women. It comes in

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sachets that can be made up into a watery solution for topical

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application. In Poland, where it's manufactured, its legal, sold over

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counter and doesn't need a prescription. But it's not legal to

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sell it here. Even though the active ingredient is licensed to be

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used in other products in the UK including mouthwashes, lozenges,

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mouth spray and cream. And drug addicts realised this

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medication contained an ingredient that they could use to get high?

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Yes, benzydamine hydrochloride, it's thought teenagers using it

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carried out vandalism in the city. Drug addicts have shared

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information on how to extract that chemical and swallow it to

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experience hallucinations.This is what some of the users have been

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saying. Benzydamine is far from "nice". It

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leaves you pale, shaky and effects kicked in. A magnificent

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visual show. The taste was the most disgusting I

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have ever felt and I was almost sick a few times.

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So now it will be much harder to So now it will be much harder to

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get hold of? Well it's still a relatively

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unknown drug although there have been problems with its misuse in

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Poland, Romania and Brazil. It's thought that Southampton was the

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first reported case in the UK. Police have said they are delighted

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with the seizure and removal of the product from one store today and

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the authorities are reminding retailers that it's illegal to sell

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it here so it should be disappearing from the shelves of

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Polish stores across the South as a result of today's raids.

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The Home Secretary, Theresa May, has been given a briefing on

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security at the Olympic rowing and canoe sprint venue at Dorney.

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Policing the games this summer will be the biggest peace-time operation

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ever undertaken by the Thames Valley force. Up to 30,000

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spectators are due at the venue each day. The lake itself is right

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on the doorstep of Theresa May's Berkshire constituency. An enormous

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amount of planning has gone into security at this venue and all the

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Olympic venues. Planning for Olympic security started before the

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bid was one in 2005 and has continued ever since. What we want

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is to ensure that people can come to the Olympics and to the events

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here and can enjoy a great sporting event and will be saved and Secure.

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It's been called a massive injustice. A Dorset businessman

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held in a Hungarian jail for several months without charge. Now

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Michael Turner is having to return to Budapest to face the authorities

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again. The events date back to 2005, when the marketing timeshare

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venture run by Michael and his partner collapsed. They allegedly

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owed creditors around �18,000 in Hungary, but decided to come back

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to the UK. In 2009 the Hungarian authorities caught up with them.

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The pair were extradited to Hungary under a European Arrest Warrant.

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They were held in a jail in Budapest for months without charge

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then released with no explanation. Now, three years later, Michael has

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been told he must return to Budapest to face charges of fraud.

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Our Home Affairs Correspondent Alex Forsyth caught up with him at Luton

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airport. Heading to Hungary, but for Michael

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Tanner, the journey is an anxious one. Three years ago he spent four

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months imprisoned there before being charged with any crime.

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was terrible. They take everything away from year and giving little

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contact with the outside world. They lock you in a cell for 23

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hours a day. Tell me how you are feeling about going back? I am very

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anxious. Michael and his business partner ran a timeshare marketing

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business in Budapest which failed. Allegedly leaving creditors out of

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pocket. Four years later, authorities used the European

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arrest warrant to extradite them for fraud. They were not charged

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but spent months in a Hungarian jail. After a high-profile campaign

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they were freed. My son has been investigated, imprisoned, tortured

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and prosecuted in a process that has taken longer than that at

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Nuremberg. It is a disgrace. He has been totally let on by the British

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government. Three years later, Michael is facing charges of fraud

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and heading back to Budapest for the start of his trial. His MP says

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the case should never have gone this far.

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This case has been one massive injustice. This charge has been

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pursuing him now for some years and the pressure on him and his family

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financially, emotionally and physically have been enormous.

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Home Office is considering its response to a review of UK

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extradition arrangements. Campaigners want EU law improved.

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People have been ripped from home, family, jobs, studies and shipped

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off to another EU country when actually the prosecution is no

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winning try already. We can't allow people to be extradited from the UK

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in those circumstances. Michael's family had his journey will soon be

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over. Tensions over the sovereignty of

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the Falkland Islands have taken another twist, with the Argentinian

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authorities banning a Southampton based cruise ship from entering one

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of its ports. Around 700 passengers on the P&O ship Adonia were told

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the news this morning. They were told the Adonia, and another cruise

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ship the Star Princess, were being turned away because they had

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visited the Falklands a few days ago. Steve Humphrey is with me.

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Steve another spat over the islands then?

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Yes, this is the latest fallout from the continuing dispute between

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the UK and Argentina over the Falklands.

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And at the centre of the latest arguments is the Southampton P and

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O cruise ship Adonia - which left in January for an 87 day voyage to

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South American. She carries around 700 people.

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Why stop the Adonia going into port though?

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Well simply to make a political point. What's interesting is that

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Adonia had visited TWO ports in Argentina before going to Stanley.

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Her route should then have taken her to Ushuaia in Argentina - and

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then Puenta Arenas in Chile. Both Adonia and another cruise ship

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- the Star Princess -- visited the Falklands on Saturday - for many of

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the passengers it was a highlight of their trip. And for the

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islanders - some very welcome tourist revenue.

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And what about the long term impact?

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One travel journalist Jane Archer who is on the Adonia says what's

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happened could deter cruise companies from visiting the

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Falklands. It could make it very difficult in

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terms of itineraries because Argentina is a big country. If you

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are circumnavigating South America, you really need to call in there.

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So what is the Foreign Office saying?

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Well, the Foreign Office says its concerned.

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Twin Sails was expected to open to traffic today, it did not. This

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morning engineers were back at work. It has been long promise that the

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crossing will unlock a large swathe of brownfield land in the area, but

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there is little sign of any such regeneration getting off the ground.

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The bridge is almost finished, but not quite. It was expected to open

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to traffic today. In his 30 million blog project that has been talked

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about for at least 30 years, there are a handful of last-minute

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glitches. There is not a major problem, just

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commissioning glitches. The borough don't want to accept the bridge as

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highway before it is 100% complete. The bridge has been built in two

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years. Poole hopes it will symbolise the town as clearly as

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the spinnaker Tower represents Portsmouth. Over the weekend,

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20,000 people walked across ahead of their opening. Alongside the

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empty road, it land earmarked for regeneration is idle. Over the next

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10 to 15 years, 2000 homes and 5000 jobs are promised as a result of

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the new bridge. There are five sites for

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regeneration close to the bridge. A planning application for one was

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rejected last November, a second one is under way now, but the other

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three could still be years away. The planning applications that are

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coming forward showed an appetite for that kind of development around

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such an iconic structure. I would say that within the next decade,

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you will see this area of Poole being completely different. But it

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might be taking a little longer than originally hoped? Obviously it

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will because of the economic downturn. The official opening is

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booked for March night. A few days later, the Princess Royal will

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visit. The council is confident it will be ready by then.

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Still to come this evening: Keeping it Street, a dancing lesson with a

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difference. I may be hopeless, but these guys

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are not and now they want to take their success one step further.

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Alight inside out has the behind- the-scenes story of how Surrey

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police called the husband-and-wife team behind a 100,000 pound

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internet fraud. Daren and Tracey Grant tripped scores of people out

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of their holidays at their villa in my yorker. The couple continued to

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take multiple bookings despite knowing they had a long-term tenant

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On certain weeks, they had up to 10 parties booked into the bowler, so

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it was not just a case of making �2,750 per week. On one week in

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August, you can multiply that by 10. You can see more on that this

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evening at 7:30pm. Meryl Streep, Christopher Plummer,

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The Artist were all winners last night at the Annual Academy Awards.

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Of course, many thousands of people work behind the scenes to make a

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successful film. The South has its own particular niche in the film --

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the field of computer animation. No fewer than 70 former students of

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Bournemouth University's media school worked on this year's batch

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of Oscar-nominated movies. They are screen icons, dressed to

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impress, clutching a wards and hogging the headlines. But compared

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to the old days, movie magic has a much broader definition. Take

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Martin Scorsese's family adventure, with Oscar winning effects that

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would not have been possible 10 years ago. Where do you learn to

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create this particular brand of movie magic? In Bournemouth. Half

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of our students are in computer games and that has been a stunning

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success, and the others have gone into movies. These people work all

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over the world. Today, students in the animation laboratories are

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learning how to blend three- dimensional images on to two-

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dimensional pictures. It needs creativity and lots of patience.

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People work so hard on one thing for such a long time. You are

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compressing your life into this one piece of work. I say to my friends,

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"there is an awesome effect," and they say that I am reading the poem.

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By a bustier, this man got an Oscar and a BAFTA. -- last year. Seeing

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their names in lights is really satisfying for us. Every year, we

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get very excited. They have been teaching movie magic at Bournemouth

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for more than 20 years and that is just -- that has just won at the

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University its own education Oscar. Fabulous! How wonderful to be part

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of an Oscar-nominated film, or one that has won an Oscar. We will see

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those students in the future, I am sure. In sport, it is all about

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dressing-room gossip. Not Tony's dressing room! This is

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extraordinary. The dressing room visit heard all around the world,

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you would say, on Saturday. No one is suggesting that anybody's wife

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went into say what would happen in the second half, but what was

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interesting was that there was a visit to a dressing room. You don't

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have people visiting dressing rooms too often. Eddie Mitchell has

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apologised for swearing on national radio and insisted that the half-

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time address to his players from the wife of his Russian: There was

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nothing more than a good-luck message. -- his Russian colleague's

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wife. A football changing room is

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considered by many to be sacred - the domain of only players and

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management, particularly at half- time. But as Eddy Mitchell

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explained on Saturday night, his colleague's wife made an impromptu

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visit. I believe that she is entitled to express her opinion. I

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feel that we are allowed to to filter out of frustration down to

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the changing room and if we were 2- 0 up at half-time, we would not

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have come down. With the story breaking on social media, while

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fans and professionals expressed their astonishment, Mitchell went

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on to Radio 5 Live and was involved in an angry exchange with the

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presenter Mark Chapman.? Eddie! Eddie! Eddie! Get rid of him.., I

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don't care who you are. I am not having somebody coming on and

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swearing three times when there are kids listening. He apologised on

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Saturday and again today. What really happened? They all looked

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very sad that the situation, which I can understand. If you are

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walking past the doorway and poke your head round the door, you know,

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maybe it is not done in many football clubs, if any. We are

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allowed for everybody to join in. I saw no harm in it. Will it happen

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again or should it not happen again? When we gain promotion to

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the championship, I would have to be in the changing room either at

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half-time or after, as long as we know we are going to the

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championship. By partner's wife would feel the same. More from

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Eddie Mitchell on BBC One at 11:05pm. They will also have all

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the goals from the weekend action. Southampton are back at the top of

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the championship after a hat-trick from Rickie Lambert saw them easing

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past Watford. Another one came from the penalty spot. Southampton are

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back to the top of the league. All the goals tonight. Reading secured

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their 5th consecutive win at Middlesbrough and up to third. Here

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towards automatic promotion with a 5th win. They deserve their 2-0 win

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at Middlesbrough. This set them on their way. This player added to his

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collection of long-range goals from free-kicks to wrap up the win.

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Brighton remain unbeaten in the league in 2012. This player

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completed a fine at move against Ipswich. This player broke his goal

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drought, scoring another two goals. It takes the sea goals up to seven,

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level with Cardiff, who occupy the final play-off place. You have seen

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the quality of our players. They took advantage of the opposition

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and the situation. When you play like that, you can make decisions

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on the pitch and sometimes they look difficult.

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Portsmouth drop to 23rd in the championship following a goalless

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draw days Leeds. They were denied a clear penalty at half-time. --

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against Leeds. This effort for Leeds may have crossed the line.

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Portsmouth's administrator praised the attendance of 17,500, the third

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highest attendance this season. This player struck twice in League

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Two as Aldershot thrashed by on it. On Friday, we will live at the

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launch of Rallye Sunseeker. Attendance figures were up by 20%.

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Driver Mark Donnolly took the spoils in the event, which was also

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the opening round of the British Rally Championship.

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First it was St Mary's and dense and James's Park, and now what is

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the Rose Bowl where a significant change of name has occurred because

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of a business sponsorship. Hampshire County Cricket Club has

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formed a partnership with insurance company Ageas and as part of the

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deal, the ground is being renamed the Ageas Bowl. But what if the

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fans object? The boss should bear in mind the benefits that this

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relationship will bring up to be Ageas Bowl. I am happy with it and

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I have had a major part to play but I think we need to look beyond the

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name to look at the six-year partnership. To all the benefit of

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the supporters. I am going to get confused now!

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I did dance and ballet. Did you not? No. Children love getting

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involved and now we have urban dance classes on offer. Yes and we

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have some street dancing for you now. They are called Street Vibes

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and trained in Ferrand. They are training in competitions and now

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need help to get to the European Street Dance Championships. Our

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reporter is with them. Not quite having a go just yet but

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I did earlier! This group have been dancing together for two years and

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now they have the first chance to compete internationally -- compete.

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MUSIC PLAYS. They are a talented lot and they

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have been trained by Nicky. How much work goes into training them?

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It can take six to eight months to get a routine of the standard we

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need. They train between four and five hours a week. Now do have a

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chance to go to Paris but it comes at a cost. Yes, it comes at a huge

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cost. We are fund-raising and looking for a sponsor and doing

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some busking. Tracey, you are a Marmot. -- a mother. What does it

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mean to you do see them at this standard? I am really proud. They

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have worked so hard. Go into the championships means everything to

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them, to compete at European level. But is amazing. A big financial

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commitment. A Yes, it can be, but you know that when they joined the

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club. It means so much. It is like another family for them. They get

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on so well that you just do it. That is the view of the parent. But

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let's find out what the dancers themselves make of it. We have

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Hannah and Danny here. What would it mean to you to be able to go to

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Paris? It would mean everything. It is the biggest thing we have ever

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done. What is it about street dancing that is so special? That

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you can share your passion with all your friends and family to learn

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how to dance. We wish you good luck. So I will let you carry on. But I

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am sure you will agree, they are a talented bunch.

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They certainly are. They put us to shame! We have been trying to do

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that in the studio! Tony has been Thanks for your photographs. I come

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roaring out of words to describe cloudy and mild. That is how it

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will be for the evening. We are looking at the rain band that is

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trying to edge in. As it heads further south, it is fragmenting,

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so just a little bit of light rain or drizzled with some dampness in

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some parts. Quite a lot of coastal fog. A low of and nine - not very

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low. Through Tuesday, a great deal of cloud and the fog will be quite

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stubborn to shift and with barely a breeze, the cloud will be reluctant

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to breeze -- to break. Temperatures doing rather nicely caught

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potentially 15 Celsius further east. Generally, a lot of dry whether to

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be had and you can keep the heating off for another night. Another

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frost free night. Where are we grabbing this warmth from? It is

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pulling up from the far south. The high pressure is becoming bigger

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and bigger as the week goes on. It is blocking a way be weather fronts

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that could have brought us some rain and also, since we are

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sandwiched between them, we are in a warm zone. It is mild but also

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moist, and that is why we have lots of cloud. On Wednesday, the far

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south-west of the coastal stretch may see some brightness and through

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Thursday, but to be cloud. It is mild and dry for both days and

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temperatures in double figures. For the rest of the week, I didn't

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expect to spring warmth and did your scarves. Largely cloudy and

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there is not much rain. -- get rid of your scarfs. Cloudy and more

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cloudy on Tuesday and Wednesday able to bob back to brightness on

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Thursday and Friday. Submissions for a new way to say

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