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well. More details if you want to go on the website. That's

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Crackdown on violent drug gangs ` Hampshire Police extend the fight in

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one of their biggest ever campaigns. Deadly dust ` the beach huts in

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Poole contaminated with asbestos. Green is the colour ` celebrating St

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Patrick's day and everyone gets a shamrock.

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And it's Pup Idol ` the search for an operatic dog to take centre stage

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in La Boheme. Whichever dog deserves it `` gets it

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deserves it. They are all so lovely. A victim shot in both legs. Four men

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stabbed in one night. And a fatal shooting described as a gang

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execution. These are some of the outbreaks of drug`related crime in

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just one city, Southampton, in the past two years. Police across the

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South are worried about the spread of London drug gangs onto the south

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coast. Two years ago, Hampshire officers launched a crackdown on the

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gangs, called Operation Fortress. They are now spreading this across

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the county in one of their biggest ever campaigns. Emma Vardy has this

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exclusive report. Hampshire police say they've made

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more than 300 arrests since their crackdown on drug dealers began.

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Most recently, a gang from London were jailed for a total of 90 years

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for the shooting of Jahmel Jones at a flat in St Mary's in Southampton.

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Police have put a number of dealers behind bars under the operation, but

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say they are always up against the threat of new organised gangs moving

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in, often coming here from London or further afield.

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This man was formerly a low level dealer in Southampton and himself a

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heroin addict for many years. He spoke to us about the way the drugs

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gangs operate. A lot of people I out there using drugs. It creates

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competition between the dealers. Once they are established, they will

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rely on people from Southampton, addicts, to take out of the

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business. They will coerce them. If you are shifting thousands of pounds

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of money and drugs, you need security. The simplest thing to do

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is get a gun. This AK47 was found by police at a

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house in Lymmington along with a large quantity of Benzocaine, a

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substance used to cut other drugs. Before now Operation Fortress was

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predominantly targeting Southampton, but it's now being rolled out across

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the rest of Hampshire. During the course of the operation, we have

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been successfully recovering far wrong from the streets. We can

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demonstrate the numbers of drug`related violence crimes has

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dropped significantly. Far more users are going in for treatment

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now. At the Bridge, a drugs advice centre

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and needle exchange in Southampton, the team have been working with

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police to try and help vulnerable addicts who've become victims of

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violence and intimidation. They are so fearful of what they

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have got mixed up in that often they can't see the woods for the trees.

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They can't see a way out. We are saying, look, come into get

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treatment. You don't have to leave that lifestyle. We can offer you a

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way out. `` lead that lifestyle. In St Mary's, where a number of

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violent drug related incidents have taken place, the community says it's

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trying to get rid of the stigma attached to the area.

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You have got no more families living here, decent people. It is just on

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those S state to have individuals who tend to stand out. `` Estates.

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Hampshire police say there will be more raids like Vista, and that,

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armed with the knowledge and experience the team have built up,

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they are hoping to become even more effective at making this a hostile

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place for drug dealers in future. Our home affairs correspondent is

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here now. Recently we have a high profile case of those killers being

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sent to jail. What other successes have Hampshire police had? They are

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trying to remove the dealers that are further up the supply chain.

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They are the ones they say are bringing violence to Hampshire and

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posing the greatest threat. If we look at the numbers, 66 people have

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been convicted under the operation of drugs offences and other crimes.

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?190,000 of drugs has been seized by police and taken off the streets. In

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addition, ?150,000 of cash has been taken away from criminals through

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the proceeds of crime act. The Lee said that with all this work they

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have also seen drug`related violence decrease. It is having an impact.

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Why do they need to expand the operation out? Police say

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Southampton was the focus but the problem of drug dealers isn't

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related to the city. They are going to pull it out across Hampshire. The

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problem police have is because we have seen covering all is coming

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here from other cities, even when some are convicted, others can come

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into take their place. Work is under way today to remove

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potentially dangerous asbestos from dozens of beach huts in Poole.

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Workers in protective suits have been called in to the seafront

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properties. But the council won't be removing asbestos from all of the

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town's beach huts at the moment. It says it's safe as long as beach hut

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users don't starting interfering with the material. Steve Humphrey

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reports. They are not taking any chances with

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the asbestos and information work at these beach huts into. They have got

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special air loss to stop any fibres getting out. Workers are in

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protective clothing as even an on`site decontamination unit. These

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beach huts are 40 years old and as a source was used in the floor tiles.

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`` as best. The work is being done because the council is trying to

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find out how water getting into these popular buildings. It is quite

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a job but we have got to make sure that it is done properly, that the

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people doing the work are safe and that the public is safe as well. So,

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yes, it looks extreme and times. But we have got to do the job properly.

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The removal work has been attracting plenty of attention from people

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enjoying the sunshine on the seafront. I think they are taking

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precautions. It doesn't bother me. The thing that would bother me is

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that it has been there for 40 years! They should know what they

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are doing by now. When you can see all the gear, what do you think when

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you see something like that happening? Anybody would feel

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reassured that they are doing it the right way rather than on the cheap.

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Altogether, asbestos is being removed from that is its beach huts

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ear. The council says there will still be asbestos in other beach

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huts but that it is safe as long as it is not disturbed. We have a

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number of older buildings on the beach. We tell people to contact us

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before they do any work on the building so we can warn them about

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precautions. The work you is being done by a special contractor who

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says it is following all of the regulations for asbestos removal.

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So what has George done for you lately? At the beginning of Budget

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week, all eyes are turning to the Chancellor of the Exchequer and

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Wednesday's statement from Mr Osborne. But how did last year's

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Despatch Box announcements affect the lives of businesses and

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communities in the South? Our business correspondent, Alastair

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Fee, has been finding out. The slow years are over and orders

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are up. This Berkshire factory makes gearboxes for the motorsport

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industry. Business in the last 12 months has grown significantly. It

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is over a year since I was last here. At the time, doing business

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was still far from easy. It is a different picture now. How much of

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this improved climate is a direct result of government help?

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Confidence is needed in the marketplace. Any measures the

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government put in to make people feel better help, but with us it is

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nearly 90% export. We are looking at business from Japan and Europe being

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what has lifted our story. So not necessarily driven by the

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government? Unfortunately not. They have not damaged it but they have

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not been the answer, either. In his 2013 Budget, the Chancellor

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announced a number of initiatives. There are measures to increase

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lending. None of these initiatives are bad.

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They haven't made a significant difference, in my view. The economy

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goes up and down. The classic thing at the moment is to blame everybody

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else for how it went down and take with the credit when it goes up. But

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there is a normal cycle here. A lot of what is going on is to do with

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the general movement of the economy. We need to be exporting and

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manufacturing more. We need something other than a consumer

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driven economy. Easier said than done. Here, the last three months

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have been the best 2007. They are making more and exports have

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increased by 50%. It is an enviable position. For a sustainable

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recovery, this week, the government will need to have more companies do

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the same. `` to help. The village was badly hit. The

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chairman of its flood action group has said he is hopeful the rules

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about which place gets new flood defences will change.

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Still to come in this evening's South Today: Who has won Pup Idol

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and will be treading the boards at the King's Theatre?

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Beaches in the South could be stripped of their designation as

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safe bathing waters under tough new laws. The Environment Agency has

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released a national list of 45 beaches in the firing line, which

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includes beach Green in Lancing, Southsea, and Bembridge. There are

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fears that threatened closures could cause huge damage to the local

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economy. Sean Killick is at Southsea beach.

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Southsea beat is popular with tourists. Thousands were here at the

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weekend enjoying the sunshine. A question has arisen over the quality

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of the bathing water. The Environment Agency has to enforce

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new EU regulations which I tried `` twice as stringent as the current

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one. On these, Southsea would fail. It has raised concern among local

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businesses. On a hot day, everybody wants to go to the beach. They will

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walk through, get some sandwiches, drinks, etc, and take them to the

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beach. We will be affected by it. Nobody is going to want to go and

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swim in horrible sewage water. Why can't they sort it out? The

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opposition leader here says she plans to table an emergency question

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on this issue tomorrow's full council meeting. This would have a

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devastating effect on Portsmouth and the Portsmouth economy. We are a

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city that thrives on tourism. We have a robust seafront strategy. If

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the Environment Agency are saying that our beach is not safe for

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bathing, for public swimming, this would be a disaster for Portsmouth.

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I'm joined by the leader of the city council, Gerald Jackson. What are

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you doing about this? The water is tested in three places. It has

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always been fine in two places but we have had a problem here. We have

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now sorted that. For a while we thought there was a problem. We

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thought there was a dream coming from the peer that was broken. We're

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confident that this year all of the beaches will be passing with flying

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colours. The Environment Agency this has been

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going on for 20 years. Absolutely, but luckily we have been able to get

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in the and get it sorted so there is not our problem now. What would your

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message be to bathers who are concerned? There is nothing to be

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worried about. All of the beaches here are going to be fine. Two out

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of three have official approval. The last one we think this year will go

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with flying colours. Come and have a great time. It is wonderful here.

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Thank you. It is a bit cold, I have to say.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were with the First Battalion Irish

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Guards in Aldershot today to mark St Patrick's day. Prince William is

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Colonel of the Regiment. But it was his wife who took centre stage,

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presenting traditional sprigs of shamrock on the parade ground. The

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Duchess wore a stylish emerald green coat and an Irish Guards brooch,

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which is a Royal Family heirloom. Nikki Mitchell was there.

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The tradition of presenting shamrocks to the Irish Guards dates

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back over a century. In the last few years, the Duchess of Cambridge has

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made the bold her own, winning the hearts and minds of the first

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Battalion and their families. She was lovely but the girls were

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fighting over who would hold the flowers. She was very good. She

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said, are they for me? I think she thought she would never get away

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otherwise. Shows a genuine interest in people and what they are talking

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about. It is not false, but genuine. Following in the Queen Mother's

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footsteps, she was wearing the same gold Cartier Shamrock broach the

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Queen Mother used to wear on her Patrick 's day visit. The duke and

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duchess also met the cadets. Raymond Collister post the inevitable

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question of whether or not the duke and duchess were planning to have

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another mini cadet of their own. Prince William told him... When time

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allows! Year matter we had a little chat about football. `` we had a

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little chat about football. The duchess made sure nobody was missed

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out today. Even the wolfhound had a sprig of Shamrock had `` pinned to

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his tune it. This is his third time eating the duchess. He seems to have

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enjoyed it as always. Perhaps hardly tell, though. Nobody has ever heard

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him bark! Their Royal Highness is posed for photographs before

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finishing their visit in the cookhouse and the officers' mess.

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Now, they say that every dog has its day. Well, for one young pup, that

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day was today. The King's Theatre, Southsea, has been auditioning local

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dogs to take the role of Muzetta's pet in the Italian opera La Boheme,

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Southsea's very own Pup Idol. Frankie Peck went down to see the

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pooches take on Puccini. The budding actors all held their

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nerve as they waited patiently in the wings. Not a sniff Orbach could

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be heard as they prepare to show the judges their talents. I thought it

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was going to be easy but it is not. The dogs all look so beautiful and

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cute. They were so well`behaved. It is going to be difficult to make a

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decision. For this part you don't need to be a good singer, you don't

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even need to understand Italian. What the producers are looking for

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is obedient and also being frightened by bright lights or loud

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noises could be a problem. Colin here is one of six dogs who are in

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for the running for the Park today. Good boy, Colin! It is not quite

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Puccini, but this loud music was played in the theatre lights were

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turned up to make sure the dogs were not easily distracted. It is not the

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biggest part within the performance, but for these proud

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owners there was a chance to show off the tricks their pups could do.

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There were number of roles but no sausages. He did really well. He had

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a bit of fun. He got on well with the other dogs. Whichever dog gets

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it is really deserving. They are so cute. To see how Colin would react

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in the lights, everybody just falls in love with him. They all call his

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name. They don't know our name but they called his. The winning is...

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Tex! Here he is. He is here with his owner. Well done, Tex. You were

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wonderful. Why did he win? Because he is well`behaved. We will find out

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in the next couple of minutes! What did you have to do? I e`mailed and

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put him in for it. I got a phone call to say he had been selected for

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the last six. Today we went and there were six of us. I got a phone

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call. Is he quirky? He is cheeky. He has got a real character. He is very

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good. He has done a lot of training and a lot of shows. He won a

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competition catching sausages. That is not difficult, is it, for a dog!

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Believe it, a lot of them can't. How old is he? He is three. They must

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have been looking for star quality. He was very calm. Everybody tells

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me, because I haven't seen anything that was on earlier, he walked

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really nicely. He had to be calm. He has to like other people. He is very

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friendly. I could take him home. He has got an understudy. Yes. She did

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not like him. He is going to be all right going on stage? Loved it. On

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the night, what does he do? I have to take him on. You are in it? I am

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in it. A singing part? I hope not! So you are going to be part of it. I

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will be on the stage so he knows I am close. This is all for fun, isn't

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it? Yes, and I think he will soak it up. He is people friendly, as you

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can see. Look, I am covered! Look at this. It is great to meet you.

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Lovely to meet you. Somebody else who is singing for his supper

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tonight is Tony. I am covered! Tex is great. It is a good job that

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Lynne joined him on the sofa. There was a big controversy back in 2012

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to do with the Dorset tae kwon do star.

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Dorset's Aaron Cook won gold at Taekwondo's Dutch Open, and in doing

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so defeated the man who was controversially selected ahead of

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him for the London Olympics. In a long`awaited rematch, this was the

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first time the pair have met since Team GB selectors opted for Lutalo

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Muhammad ahead of Cook, despite the Dorchester fighter being ranked

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world number one at the time. Cook, seen here in blue, won the bout in

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Eindhoven 10`8 to take the title. He's now won three of the first four

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tournaments of the season. In football, Southampton made it

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consecutive wins with a 4`2 victory over Norwich at St Mary's. An early

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goal from midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin got things up and

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running after a slick passing move. Rickie Lambert then made it two

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within a minute of coming off the bench in the second half. Lambert

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then laid on a third for fellow international Jay Rodriguez in front

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of the England manager Roy Hodgson. But a couple of late mistakes seemed

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to offer Norwich a lifeline, this goal making it 3`2. But then a

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breakaway goal for young striker Sam Gallagher, his first Premier League

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goal for the club, wrapped up the win that moves Saints up to eighth.

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Now time to round up how our Football League teams faired this

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weekend. Now time to round up how our

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Football League Four unbeaten for Bournemouth. This was disallowed for

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a foul on the keeper. It is a measure of their progress that they

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were disappointed not to beat Middlesbrough who were Premier

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League have just five years ago when the cherries were fighting force

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press `` league survival. It is now four matches without a win

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at the tasty Stadium. Reading failed to find a winner. It is going to be

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a nervous into the season. Portsmouth fans had a new ground to

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visit at Fleetwood. But they returned without much to

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cheer. Four without a win now for Portsmouth. They are just four

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points above the relegation zone. Fleetwood scored three before this

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highlight. Hampshire sailor Dee Caffari has

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announced she's to compete in this year's Volvo Ocean Race. The

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41`year`old from Titchfield has joined Team SCA's all`female crew

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that includes Portsmouth's Sam Davies. Caffari remains the only

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woman to have sailed solo around the world in both directions. The race

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starts in October. And, talking of competitors,

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Bournemouth legend Steve Fletcher will be joining me on the Late Kick

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Off sofa tonight fresh from picking up the first Sir Tom Finney Award.

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We'll also be looking at whether standing areas should be brought

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back to football grounds. That's Late Kick Off, 11:25 tonight on BBC

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One. Also, look at this. This is our rail

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seat. It is the future of standing at football with are you sitting in

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it? I will try. Let's move on to the weather. It was Gorges yesterday.

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A bit more clout this week. Dieter Valerius captured the sun

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rising over the Itchen Bridge in Southampton. Roy Barton photographed

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the moon this morning over magnolia's in Newport on the Isle of

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Wight. And a busy bee on Bergenia in Charvil in Berkshire was captured by

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Kate Morris. So, a lot of clout this week but there will be some sunshine

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as well. This week generally more cloud. Some rain at times. That is

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more likely towards the end of the working week. It will turn slightly

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cooler towards the weekend, maybe making a frost return. Generally Joe

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Wright tonight but there is a chance of rain and drizzle. `` generally

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dry tonight. It will be a major ice starts to tomorrow although we will

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see the winds increasing from the West. `` it will be age rife start

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`` July start. We expect highs of 10`12 Celsius.

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Out in the open, with the wind, it will feel fresher. Tomorrow night,

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similar to tonight, a risk of the odd outbreak of rain. The main

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difference a night is the increasing breeze. Temperatures will drop to

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around eight Celsius. The dry start to Wednesday. Wednesday is the best

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day in terms of sunshine. Increasing cloud from the worst. A weather

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front is moving down towards us by Thursday. That will arrive around

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midday on Thursday, introducing more cloud. The rain band may well stay

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with us for 24`hour is. From Thursday lunchtime through to Friday

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lunchtime, giving us rain through the night on Thursday. By the end of

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Friday, we are seeing an improving picture. This is the picture for the

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rest of the week. A lot of clout, but there will be some brightness.

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Some outbreaks of rain through Thursday afternoon and into the

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cause of Friday morning. cause

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A museum of Antarctic memorabilia is celebrating today after p`p`picking

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up its new exhibit at the end of a 10,000 mile journey. Percy the

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stuffed emperor penguin was unveiled today at the Gilbert White Oates

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Museum in Selborne. He was found in the Antarctic and taken to the

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Falkland Islands, where he was prepared by a taxidermist called

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Steve the Stuffer. The museum said that when the penguin missed its

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sailing to England it was brought back to them in the hand luggage of

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the Governor of the Falkland Islands.

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There you have it. That is it from us. Fans for watching. Good night.

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