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Hello. Tonight, trapped in a cave and the desperate attempts to save

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her. Controversial plans to reduce speed limits on motorways and drive

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on the hard shoulder. Why a night on the town has got more

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expensive. We don't have as many customers as we have before. Simple

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as that. People don't want to pay. 50,000 people signed a petition to

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keep a Dorset legend. I always was aware of the love but didn't see it

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until I saw this petition online. It tears at my heartstrings.

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The parents of Royal Navy reservist Charlotte Furness`Smith stood up in

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court today and labelled the inquest into their daughter's death as a

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charade. Buffy, as she was known to her friends, died after being swept

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into a sea cave with her brother Alex near Swanage in November.

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Earlier Bournemouth coroners court heard that they were going

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kitesurfing but changed their plans due to the bad weather. Lewis

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Coombes reports. After two hours of evidence Buffy's

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mother and father, Patricia and Charles, stood up and forcefully

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labelled the inquest a charade. It emerged they had asked the Coroner

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to call on a specific witness but the Coroner had refused. The family

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are now taking legal advice from their lawyers. The coroners court

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heard how Buffy had been Coasteering which involves swimming and climbing

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along the cliff ` with her older brother Alex at Anvil Point near

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Swanage. Both were well equipped and experienced in the activity. They

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entered the water at approximately 2pm on Saturday November second and

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deemed the water to be safe, despite strong winds. But then the weather

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took a turn for the worse Winds picked up to 35mph and waves were

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over three ft. Both were swept into what's known as Tilly Whim cave.

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Inside it was pitch black and they were being tossed upside down

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underwater. They became trapped. After many failed attempts to escape

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the cave, each time being pushed back by waves, Alex explained that

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waiting was not an option. Alex managed to swim free and flag down

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help. A call was made to the coastguards and a helicopter was on

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scene at 15:32. Alex was winched to safety. Winchman Paramedic Adrian

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Rodgers was then lowered to a narrow blowhole at the top of the cave

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where he shouted down to Buffy to reassure her. "Can you hear me?"

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"Yes," she responded. Rodgers told the court that he realised that he

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would be unable to lift her out alone. Just before four o'clock

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rescue teams had a pulley system in place over the blow hole. Buffy was

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said to be screaming from inside, with each scream sounding more

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panicked. The court heard how at Specialist cave rescuer Ian Bugler

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the. Put his own life at risk and was lowered into the cave. It was at

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this time that Ian Bulger saw Buffy's body floating face down in

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the water. Conditions were so poor that Buffy's body could not be

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recovered, by the time the weather had calmed two days later, the body

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had disappeared. The Coast Guard said they did everything to recover

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her body. The family, they have many and answered questions.

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Plans to reduce speed limits to 60 miles an hour on part of the M3 are

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being fiercely criticised by the AA. It's one of two major changes

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proposed to the south's motorways. The M3 between Farnborough and the

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M25 will see the hard shoulder converted into a permanent fourth

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driving lane, and some of the route will have the new lower speed limit.

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The M4 between Theale in Berkshire and west London will see the hard

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shoulder used as a driving lane at peak times, with variable speed

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limits for more than 30 miles. The total cost will be more than a

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billion pounds. But will it be confusing to have two different road

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systems operating so close together? From Farnborough to Lightwater, the

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plan is to reduce the M3 speed limit from 70 to 60 miles an hour from

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seven in the morning until seven at night. In fact, the motorway is so

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busy that the average rush hour speed is already down to 45 miles an

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hour. The hard shoulder will be turned into a fourth traffic lane.

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All this would be managed by overhead signs and speed cameras.

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The reason: without it, rising vehicle emissions will soon breach

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local air quality limits. The AA is fiercely opposed to it. Most of the

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pollution is coming from the heavy vehicles which were net 60 miles an

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hour anyway. They won't have to slow down. The cars will have to slow

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down and the cleaner vehicles are amongst the motorway traffic. It is

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ironic to invest the money here and bring the speed limit down and The

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Highways Agency reckons that by smoothing the flow of traffic, the

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changes would cut four minutes off the morning commute. Stop The cost `

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?174 million. The Agency calls it a smart motorway, and says work could

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start in June. We will be running on the hard shoulder but there will be

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in the agency refuge areas every 2.5 kilometres. 50% of the traffic will

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be able to get there when they do have an emergency. Consultation

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about these ideas is underway. You need the hard shoulder. I am in

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favour of it. I think it will work well. It won't ease the traffic.

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Today similar plans for the M4 have been announced, with variable speed

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limits and using the hard shoulder at peak times all the way from

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Theale, west of Reading, into west London. It does seem a little bit

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odd having two similar systems. It can be confusing. The highways

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agency has taken different approaches with each of them. The

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M4will be the longest. ?900 million is also going to make it the most

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expensive. It will use `` use the hard shoulder and have variable

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speed limits. This has been tried before around Birmingham and it has

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claimed to cut accident rates by half and improved journey times. He

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M3is genuinely different and it is much cheaper but removing the hard

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shoulder altogether and having a 60 mile an hour speed limit in daytime

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and then a 70 mile an hour speed limit at night has not been tried

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before. The AA thinks it is daft. When will it happen?

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The M4is much further ahead and it would be ready until 2021. We are

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not building new motorways in this country. If we want them to use the

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roads, we have to look at other ways of getting more vehicles onto the

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existing amount tarmac. A court has heard how a type of

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forklift truck that fell on its operator and crushed him to death,

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was unsuitable for working in the area where the accident happened.

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Father of two Mark Williams died in Summer 2011 when his tele`handler

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tipped as he lifted tiles onto a roof at the Parkway development in

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Newbury. Two building companies are on trial at Reading crown court from

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where Ben Moore reports. Today Reading Crown Court heard all about

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tele`handlers, large fork lift trucks with extendable arms. Expert

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operator Michael Dixon told the court that a mobile crane or smaller

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machine should have been used by Mark Williams instead as he worked

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on the development. He was crushed as he tried to leap from the cab as

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the machine toppled as he was lifting tiles to the roof. Mr

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Williams was 41 when he died, a father of two. The court had already

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heard how Mr Williams complained to site managers about the tight space

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he had to work in the day before he died. Mr Dixon said the risks of

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using a tele`handler should have been identified as the work was

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being planned. Mr Williams' mother was in court as the defence said

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Mark Williams was using an unauthorised loading bay and

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cross`examined Michael Dixon about whether a stabilising leg should

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have been used with the tele`handler. The defence say the

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loading could have been done safely but the reason the tele`handler

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tipped was because the boom arm was fully extended, it was fully loaded

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and the stabilisers haven't been deployed. Asked if used in this way,

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it could have been dangerous, Mr Dixon replied, "Yes.". The developer

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is expected to take the stand tomorrow. It, along with the roofing

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company will plead guilty to breaching health and safety laws.

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A court has heard allegations that a Hampshire firm that makes

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surveillance equipment designed to intercept emails and remotely

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control webcams, illegally exported its products. Andover based Gamma

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International denies that it has broken the law. Today a legal

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challenge began that could force the Government to reveal the extent of

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any investigations into the company. Rob Powell was at the High Court and

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is in London this evening, Rob, what's the background to this

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company? Gamma International makes surveillance products ` equipment

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that can essentially spy on people. It says its technology is used by

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governments to fight terrorists, organised criminals and paedophile

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rings. Now, what appear to be promotional videos from Gamma that

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have been leaked online seem to show how some of this firms equipment

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works. One product hides itself in an email, and when a targeted person

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unknowingly clicks on it, it installs onto their computer. From

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here it can intercept emails and Skype calls and even remotely switch

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on webcams in order to watch the person using the computer. So how

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has this court case come about? Well, today's hearing was brought by

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a charity called Privacy International ` a group that

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campaigns against unlawful surveillance. The group claims that

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Gamma International, which is based in Andover, has been illegally

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exporting their surveillance gear. And as a result people in the Middle

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East and Africa have been using it to spy on political activists `

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allegations Gamma denies. Privacy International asked HM Revenue and

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Customs to investigate these alleged export breaches ` but HMRC said it

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could not confirm or deny whether it was investigating ` saying it would

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be illegal to comment. Well Privacy International disputes this and has

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asked a judge to review the decision. So today in court the

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charity's legal team has been trying to convince that judge that because

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HMRC is a public body that enforces law ` it should release details of

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any criminal investigations into Gamma International. So what does

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the Government, HMRC, say? Well, HMRC says there are laws that ban it

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from releasing details of criminal investigations. There are exceptions

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to these laws ` say if releasing the information would help an

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investigation, or if it is in the public interest. Well the hearing is

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due to continue tomorrow morning. And the judge will make his decision

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at a later date. If he sides with Privacy International, HMRC will

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have to look again at its decision ` and it could pave the way for the

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release of information about Gamma International.

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A martial arts fighter has gone on trial accused of beating a man to

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death in an alleyway in Southampton. Father of three Kevin Wyeth was

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beaten so badly that he was left unconscious and later died from his

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injuries. Today a jury heard that Damon Wright, who competed in cage

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fighting, is accused of attacking Kevin Wyeth, who was his

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girlfriend's former partner. Damon Wright of no fixed abode has pleaded

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not`guilty to murder. Still to come, from riding the waves

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to riding horseback, two Paralympic champions swap sports. Sussex Police

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has announced a ?10,000 reward for information to help catch a killer.

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55`year`old artist and grandmother Valerie Graves was brutally murdered

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at a house she was looking after for friends at Bosham near Chichester

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just before New Year. Detectives have taken more than 100 statements

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and found a hammer they believe to have been used in the attack. But so

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far no`one has been charged. Sean Killick reports. It is now nearly

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three months since Value Graves was murdered at this property. The

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police have only recently concluded their forensic examination. So

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detailed was their search that they have called in contractors to make

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repairs before the family who live here can move back in. In the porch,

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decorated Christmas tree. A reminder that it was back in December when

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tragedy struck. Valerie Graves was 55 years old and had been

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house`sitting with her family at the property wealthy owners were on

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holiday. Her body was found on December 30 and she has suffered

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serious head injuries. Her daughter and son made an appeal at a police

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car `` press conference. We were devastated for the family. We would

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appeal to anyone who has any information about them and for them

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to contact the police. Despite that appeal, coverage on BBC Crimewatch

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and interviewing more than a hundred people, no one has been charged. It

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has led to some anxiety in the area. It is terrible that it happened and

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even worse that they haven't found anybody. It is a bit weird that they

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haven't found someone. You just have to get on with life. 50 Sussex

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police started working full`time on the investigation. Street surgeries

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are being held to reassure residents and to look for new leads. Police

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announced a ?10,000 award. We are hopeful this will walk will bring

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forward a person who may have some concerns around an acquaintance or a

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friend or who may have talked about hurting someone with a hammer. We

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want that person to come forward and help us to help the family and find

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a resolution to this terrible crime. 22`year`old man who was arrested on

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suspicion of murder in January release `` remains on bail.

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Businesses in Southampton say they've been losing trade since

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evening parking charges were introduced in the city centre at the

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beginning of the year. Figures obtained by BBC South show that the

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city council raised forty thousand pounds in revenue in January. They

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also issued nearly 650 parking tickets that brought in another

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?9,000. Briony Leyland has been speaking to businesses and joins me

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now. Oxford Street here has a wide range of restaurants catering to

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every taste from pizzas and tap us to fine dining and bars. It used to

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be free to park around here after six o'clock. It isn't any more and

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it costs ?2 and it applies across the city centre here. Traders say it

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is bad for business. We haven't seen as many customers as we had before.

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Simple as that. People don't want to pay ?2. I can't see that putting up

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car parking charges makes people want to come out. If you have the

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council saying it is a great place to eat and shop, you have an addict

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`` you have another department sticking on charges putting people

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off. It is a negative effects. The first of the restaurant owners said

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he told one of his customers' parking fines. The charges apply

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between six and eight o'clock. Around the corner, the charge is

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applied between six and midnight. People we spoke to today said they

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are still getting used to the charges. When people come over, we

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don't know what to tell them about the public. It is not very obvious.

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It is a little bit confusing and expensive. ?3 gives me an hour. It

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is a lot of money. Very annoyed. We seem to swallow it and think it is

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another Bill and take it on the nose. We should complain a little

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bit more. What have the council had to say?

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Southampton City Council weren't available for interview and deny

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this is a money raising ploy. They said there is increased demand for

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parking across the city throughout the day and the evening charges will

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help to cover the cost of providing parking provision in the city. In a

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statement they told us that there has been no evidence presented yet.

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Traders here hope by voicing their concerns there is some hope that

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there will be changes to the arrangements. Now for the sport.

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Bournemouth are bang in the middle of the table. Bournemouth have now

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kept four consecutive clean sheets and tonight they're at a club who

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not too long ago were courting the services of manager Eddie Howe. Kris

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Temple is live at the Valley where he's commentating for BBC Radio

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Solent, Kris the Cherries aiming for another milestone tonight? The boss

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is bold enough to say that he thinks his side could make the play`offs

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this season. A win here tonight against Charlton will reduce the

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deficit to a points from top six. Bournemouth will have to overcome a

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pitch at the boss told me was probably one of the worst he had

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seen. They are aiming for a clean sheet to night. It hasn't been

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achieved for the past `` best part of 20 years. Brian Fraser returns.

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Kris is live with the whole game, we'll have the goals here tomorrow.

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The skills of a top sportsman or woman are often transferable, and

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that seems to be the case for two of the country's leading Paralympics

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athletes who have traded places to get a taste of their sports. Sailor

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Helena Lucas joined Equestrian rider Lee Pearson to see how each achieved

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a gold medal in their respective events in 2012. First up was Lee at

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the Weymouth and Portland sailing academy. Then Helena tried out a

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spot of horse riding, so how did they cope? I loved it. It was great

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to do more or less everything. I made a few adjustments. My reach is

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limited and my manoeuvrability. It was a really good experience. There

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is definitely a feel factor with horse riding. It is completely

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different but there is that. I think that is widely picked up the sailing

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so quickly. I could sense when the boat was moving fast. There is

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definitely a lot of field to both sports. They are both sitting down

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as well. The 11 boats which make up the

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Extreme sailing series are in the middle east for the second stage of

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the competition. The teams, including Lymington's Ben Ainslie,

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who skippers his own racing team, will compete over the next four days

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in Oman. The Swiss boat Alinghi won the opening event in Singapore last

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month. It is a tremendous event.

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Tomorrow, we will be down with the reigning elite speedboat

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championships. We will look ahead to the new season tomorrow night.

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It's been a symbol of thousands of family holiday memories, but a

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privately`owned land train that has been running at a Dorset beauty spot

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for 45`years is to be replaced. Thousands of people have signed a

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petition to save the Hengistbury Head land train.

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They want the council to overturn their decision to replace it with

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one of its own. But the council says they intend to provide a better

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service including improved disabled access and additional stops. Dani

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Sinha reports.. It is known to locals as the noddy

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train but it could soon be consigned to history after the council failed

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to renew its contract. This woman was so enraged when he heard the

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news that she drove all the way from Reigate in Surrey to sign a

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petition. This is a family concern and it is `` and it has been going

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for 45 years or more. I think enough changes in this world and some

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things should remain the same. The new council run trains are designed

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to incorporate additional stops. It is going to be 50% more capacity on

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the train and it would be slightly wider. They would be fewer journeys

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and it would be more eco`friendly. I can't see how they will improve on

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something that has been running for 45 years. We have perfected the

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service over these 45 years. There is a lot of affection for this

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train. Come November, it could spell the end of the line for this

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particular service and for some local people, that is

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incomprehensible. The train is working perfectly well and I am sure

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it has little impact on the environment. Why change it? It is a

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bit of history. Only people power is likely to save this little fellow.

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The council says customers will not be disappointed with its

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replacement. It is one of your favourite trains.

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I love that part of the world. It is so beautiful. Is it going to be good

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weather over the next few days and the weekend? Tomorrow, it is not a

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bad day. We had sun shines and snowflakes later in the week. We

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have had some gorgeous weather pixies `` pictures.

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Some beautiful weather at times and we have some more to come tomorrow.

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We have some winter we showers in the forecast later this week.

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Through the rest of this evening and tonight, we are seeing some clear

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spells overhead but with the breeze around, I suspect we will steer

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clear of a frost. It is quite a mild night. We have patchy cloud and some

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lengthy clear spells and our temperatures down to six Celsius. As

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we start the day on Wednesday, a mild start with some clear skies yet

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again. Hazy sunshine through the morning and some patchy cloud coming

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and going. There is a decent day of sunshine. We have some good

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temperatures into the mid teens. Along the coast, it is a bit cooler

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and we have some low cloud sitting out in the Channel four parts of the

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day. A decent day with some warm sunshine. Tomorrow night, we will

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see some cloud in the picture. Temperatures around eight Celsius

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during the overnight period. As we look to Thursday, we have a change

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on the way. This weather front sweeps in from the north`west and it

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will bring with it some heavy rain. After a cloudy start, we have that

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wet weather arriving. You can see the cold air that will be introduced

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as we go into Friday and the weekend. How do we round off this

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week? It will feel much colder. There is some overnight frost to

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come as well and we may have someone to come as well and we may have some

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winter we will see them as hail but if you are on higher ground, you may

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see one or two snowflakes here and there. It is set to feel much

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fresher by the end of the week. A cloudy day through Thursday with wet

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weather arriving June be middle part of the afternoon and as Mattel of

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the week, things are turning colder with some showers that could be

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wintry in nature. My chickens have only just started

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playing again. Tony is having a nightmare with the lawn.

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I have reseeded the lawn but the frost is coming back. We will have

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the budget tomorrow. Goodbye.

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