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Good evening. Welcome to South Today.

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Service families say their complaints for improved

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It doesn't seem like we're important enough to care about making

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Calls for tougher sentences on the organisers of dog

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fighting as the RSPA records an increase in incidents.

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Three-year-old Marla's delight with her prosthetic arm

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Instead of that, "Oh, poor you," we get a, "Wow!

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I'm looking forward to getting to dry land again.

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And Gosport's Alex Thomson pushes hard to the finish,

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but has he got enough time to beat the Frenchman in the lead?

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The armed forces covenant says accommodation provided to military

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families should be 'of good quality, affordable and suitably located.'

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Yet, tonight we can reveal that families in the South are living

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Six months ago the firm in charge of maintaining them was threatened

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with losing its multi-million pound contract unless things improved.

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The Public Accounts Committee says they have, but that's not

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the experience of residents as Lewis Coombes reports.

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It's the battle that's closer to home.

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Military families fighting for an acceptable standard

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These are just some of the pictures sent to BBC South.

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Kim is married to an RAF pilot based in Hampshire.

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After 13 years, he's decided to leave his job,

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partly due to the state of military housing.

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A small leak from their boiler resulted in their lounge ceiling

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being replaced as it took nine months to fix what was initially

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Kim was heavily pregnant and recently diagnosed with cancer.

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I just don't know what happens between the people being called

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The process doesn't seem to work, the administration or the computer

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It did affect my health cos I was just so stressed about it

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and I was so focused about it and I felt so helpless.

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Carillion Amey maintains 47,000 homes in a five year contract

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If Carillion Amey is being paid by the MoD to do a certain job,

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BBC South has been inundated with families on e-mail talking

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about their experiences, but unwilling to do so on camera

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over fears of the consequences it could have on their jobs.

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It includes a solier of 22 years who's weighing up whether to leave

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the military because he's embarrassed about the standard

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of accommodation he's providing his family.

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A group of MPs have been tasked with holding those in charge

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Those wives are sitting looking after three kids

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while their husbands are flying Typhoos out of Akrotiri.

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That's not an acceptable support system.

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It should certainly not be leaving families in the state of young

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children and no heat, for example, and if that's happening,

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MoD figures show the average rent fo an unfurnished three bedroom service

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It's subsidised to help keep forces mobile, but families feel more

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It doesn't seem like we're important enough to care about making

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We expect our homes to be up to standard and then it

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Carillion Amey has apologised to Kim and insists it is "working hard

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for service personnel and their families and

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focusing on how they can improve things further.

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In a statement the MOD said "it will absolutely not hesitate to take

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Earlier, I spoke to the MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan,

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I began by asking her how things had changed over the past six months.

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Carillion Amey have made some real efforts to progress.

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They've improved their computer systems and tracking.

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That side of things is now working much better.

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The challenge that continues is, and it's something I raised

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in the Public Accounts Committee hearing that we had yesterday,

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is that actually stuff still isn't getting completed.

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A plumber might arrive, have a look, work out that he doesn't

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That can be logged as solving the problem and one

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of the challenges I set the department yesterday was to get

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some real clarity on what actually fixing the problem does look like.

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So that Carillion Amey have nowhere to go on that.

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1,300 complaints to the contractor in just one month.

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So on the ground, are you actually hearing the true story?

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Certainly families are contacting me and one of the challenges I have

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acting as their advocate here in Parliament is that many

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families still don't feel confident enough to actually contact me.

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I know you've set up this personal hotline.

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Families don't want to use it because of reprisals.

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They are concerned, they're not going to get in touch with you.

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They're not confident about getting in touch with you.

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I think that's the real challenge we have.

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I have confirmation from the head of people for the Army that it's

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absolutely fine for people to contact me on these matters,

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it's got nothing to do with defence, this is all about housing

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They can contact me privately anyway and we can work out how

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The Carillion Amey team are getting much better

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Otherwise people wouldn't be coming to us saying -

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The MoD is still holding about ?4 million from the contractor

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Do you anticipate they'll be hanging on to that even further and could it

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be that if the contractor doesn't come up with the goods

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and doesn't finish the job, they could terminate the contract?

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Yesterday the MoD people that we had in Public Accounts Committee talking

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to us were indicating that things had improved a lot

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and that they were minded to continue for now because change

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But I think we must be absolutely on top of this and I would urge

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families to contact me privately, so that I've got a much clearer

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Six months ago I spoke to you, we're speaking now.

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What will have changed in six months' time, do you think?

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I would hope that six months from now, I will be hearing

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from many former families who are frustrated by not getting

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the repairs done that they need so that their families

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Southern Railway is to resume a full train service from next

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Tuesday, for the first time since last summer.

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It held talks with the drivers' union all day.

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Aslef has suspended its strikes and overtime ban.

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But the RMT union, which represents conductors, is still due

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Southern says it will run four out of five trains that day,

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including serving Portsmouth and Southampton for the first

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Farmers say sheep attacks are on the rise and are calling

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for tougher action against dog owners whose pets attack

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In the last few days there have been fresh attacks in Sussex.

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Farmers there have met the Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne

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Sussex is a very rural area, we have a lot of farms,

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And these incidents are particularly distressing.

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The farmers are saying - are you taking it seriously?

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And my message to them is yes they are.

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But my plead to the public is whenever you see it,

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please do report it because intelligence is vital.

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More than 400 calls about organised dog fighting in the South have

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been made to the RSPCA in the past ten years.

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Now the animal charity and other campaigners are calling

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At the moment the maximum sentence is six months in prison.

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A warning that Peter Cooke's report contains some distressing images.

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The hidden world of illegal dog fighting.

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But animal rights groups say it's also been found on our streets.

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Rival gangs using animals as weapons.

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There is a strong link to dog fighting with crimes such

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as domestic violence, violence towards the elderly,

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And that's why it needs to be a recordable offence,

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rather than something that isn't properly recorded

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Because if it isn't recorded properly then the resources aren't

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put into investigating and catching the criminal.

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Despite 422 calls about organised dog fighting to the charity

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in the south since 2006, a tenth of the national total,

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only 137 people have been convicted nationwide.

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Now politicians and animal welfare groups want the current maximum six

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months sentence extended up to five years.

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Mike Butcher works as an investigations officer

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He's been trying to catch those using dogs to fight

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Even for any form of cruelty, six months nowadays is just outdated.

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You get five years abroad in Europe, longer than that in America,

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and we are in this country, we prosecute more dog fights

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than anybody else probably, we probably catch more dog

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Yet we're the lowest sentencing, so it's a bit weird, really.

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Hello. Hello.

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Both animal welfare groups are also calling for a register

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of banned owners and a review of the Dangerous Dogs Act.

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But the Government says it already has the right laws in place

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to tackle those using dogs for illegal purposes.

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The Isle of Wight Council could elect a new leader this evening,

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after surprise resignations earlier this week.

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The Leader Jonathan Bacon and Deputy Leader Steve Stubbings

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both stepped down on Monday, in what they said was a coordinated

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effort to highlight the island's struggle with austerity.

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The Council will meet at County Hall in Newport tonight.

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Workers at the Atomic Weapons Establishment sites

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in Aldermaston and Burghfield have been on strike today.

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It's the first of two 48-hour strikes.

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The action is over the long-running pensions row.

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AWE has previously said it's committed to putting-in-place

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arrangements, which ensure the long-term affordability

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Later, we'll be joining Kris Temple in a pub for the latest on Gosport

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sailor Alex Thompson, and here's Alexis.

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I've been finding out why this beach in Southampton

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'Give us more money or police services could suffer.'

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That's the message from those in charge

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today as they lobby the government for extra money.

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The force needs to save ?23 million by 2021.

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For which they've identified ?10 million worth of savings.

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But that still leaves them needing to plug a gap of ?13 million.

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The Chief Constable and the Police and Crime Commissioner claim they've

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already made all the savings they can and they're

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a victim of the national police funding formula.

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Our home affairs correspondent, Emma Vardy, reports.

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The thin blue line is being stretched ever more thinly. In

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Hampshire, the force has lost hundreds of art is supposed in

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recent years and it seemed a specialist teams cut back and more

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than 30 police stations are said to have been closed or it is set to go.

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Today, the Chief Constable appealed directly to the Government for more

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money. I am concerned because I wasn't concerned I would have penned

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a letter to the Minister. It is a very serious issue. The formula

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isn't fair. What we do know is it's a great police force and we have

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already made significant changes. We are a really efficient constabulary.

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Today is about securing our financial future in the longer term.

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Hampshire says it is around 25% underfunded compared with other

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forces, getting less money for policing. But the Government is

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changing the way it calculates how much each force should get. That's

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why Hampshire is making its case now. In a number of places around

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Hampshire, police have moved out of the traditional police stations and

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into shared buildings with the council and Fire Service, like here

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in Southampton Civic Centre. That is cheaper. Before it says it got out

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all the savings that can in they need another option. The current

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national funding formula which is two thirds of my money is not fit

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for purpose. There is a process at the moment are updated and I'm

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giving the evidence to the Minister to nature we get the funding

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nationally and they are funding locally. Police are being forced to

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get ever smarter to make their limited resources go further, like

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here at the frantic innovations centre set up at Portsmouth

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University where Hampshire now uses its students and volunteers

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alongside experienced officers to help fight cyber crime. The Home

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Office said today it believes there is no question the police still have

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the resources to do their important work, but will be considering

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Hampshire's case and that of other forces in the coming months.

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Emma, if funding isn't increased for Hampshire,

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It's been made very clear today that Hampshire Police do believe there

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are services could be under threat. What police do, they assess risk and

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then the deal with crimes as they happen. With resources being

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stretched, the bark of that would have to be set that much higher. --

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bar. That could mean the police would not be able to attend as many

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crime scenes as they once did I would have to get even less time to

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the less serious offences. To some degree, that is already happening.

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For example, some crimes are now dealt with over the phone where once

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upon a time he might have had a police officer, to see you in

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person. That's the kind of stuff for the public will not have the

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difference. Is the Government decides to allocate funding to

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different police forces is being reviewed now for the first time in

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over ten years. The chance to influence this doesn't come along to

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police forces very often. That's why we've seen Hampshire appealed

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directly to the police minister, Brandon Lewis, very publicly today.

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What we know is the Government will decide to make a decision on this

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next month, whether they agree with Hampshire's case, Hampshire has told

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us they think the Government is listening and that it does see this

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kind of unfair deal and it believes it's getting. -- that it believes it

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getting. Three year old Marla Trigwell

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was born without a hand. It's never been an issue for her,

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but now things could That's because she's just started

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using a prosthetic hand. This was one made on a 3D printer

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for just a few pounds. James Ingham has been

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to meet her family. This was the moment Marla opened her

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very special Christmas present. Her smile says it all -

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this prosthetic hand It's a boost to her confidence and

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it's a psychological boost for her. So, when she meets people,

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instead of that, "Oh, Marla's hand was made

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at a community workshop in Newbury Members of this club who love

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working on technical projects offered to help,

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turning a design that's freely To do it was actually not

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very difficult at all. You've got the fingers, the palm,

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the lower arm, the upper arm, the connecting pieces,

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put them together and you can get I'm quite proud that this has turned

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out better than I'd expected and it's really changing the lives

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of young Marla and her family. Materials for this

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hand cost only ?30. More traditional

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prosthetics are thousands. And Marla wouldn't be

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able to get one of them The NHS can't provide a functional

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prosthetic until they're much older, Whereas with the 3D printing,

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they're available now. She's three and a half

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and she's already using one. Marla is very able with just her one

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hand and she and her parents may decide never to wear a more

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advanced prosthetic. But by using this lightweight

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plastic hand, she will be better Marla's mum Joanne writes

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a blog, with another mum, about their experience bringing up

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daughters with Marla's condition. You can read that at

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ontheonehand.co.uk. Sport now and this evening,

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Alex Thompson has admitted that Vendee Globe glory is now

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probably beyond his reach. But he is still going

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and so are his supporters, Let's go live to Kris

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Temple who is in a pub, a very special pub.

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Kris. Tony was bouncing off that sofa last

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night counting down to the thrilling We are here at the sea horse. The

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reason we're here is because this pub, the landlord Alec Thomson 's

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brother and Abbey. Here are a group of supporters that turn up every

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Wednesday night. They have gone after the finish. The final 24 hours

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sailing, Alex Thompson hot on the heels of the leader. Let's speak to

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some special guests. Tracy is the assistant manager of the pub. You've

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been left in charge. Tell us what's been drawing these people here. Alex

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did it before he went to France and every Wednesday since he left they

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have met, eating, not enough, and supported him all the way through

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it. The are avid fans and I'm really proud of you all. You have live

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Wednesday night chats with Alex. We've just had one. He called Abbey

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and he talks every week and tells us what he's doing and has a chat. He

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talks if the kids aren't here. He is the bit busy trying attack at the

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moment. Simek easily got to step it up now. 300 miles to go. He's about

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30 miles behind. A very tight finish. You've had this damage back

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-- boat since November. Simek Alex's foils were revolutionary. They were

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very quick. When he broke his foils, it was bad. He is a very experienced

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around the world sailor and he's taken it in his stride. He's been

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fantastic and kept on his heels all the way through it. What is this

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last 24 hours going to be like? I'm not sure were going to sleep that

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much. Can Alex do it? CHEERING

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The pretty confident here at the Sea horse. Alex was very much in

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positive spirit is hoping that he did take over the leader. We will

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have the latest situation at our late bulletin.

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Southampton's hectic fixture schedule continues tonight,

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as they bid progress in the FA Cup at the second attempt.

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Claude Puel's side host Norwich in a third round replay,

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after being pegged back in the last minute in the original

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Saints have lost four league games in a row,

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but have a league cup semi-final next week too.

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The winners tonight host Arsenal in round four.

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Reading have completed the signing of Liverpool defender Tiago Ilori

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The 23-year-old Portugese centre-half has moved

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to the Madejski Stadium for an undisclosed fee.

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The owner of Dorset-trained horse Cue Card has confirmed that he'll

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run in the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March, rather than

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With his stablemate Thistlecrack the odds-on favourite

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for the blue riband race, the Colin Tizzard yard had mooted

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the possibility of Cue Card diverting to another race.

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But owner Jean Bishop has said today that Cue Card

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Here at the Sea horse, Alex is going to try and bring back the action. He

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is going to try and call back in about an hour's time together is the

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latest update but he is really tired. He's had a problem with an

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anemometer and he is suffering from a lack of sleep. Fingers crossed,

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Alex, you can do it. Everyone here at the pub is behind you. He has

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certainly got the support, the support of so many people. We will

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have all the news for you tomorrow and tonight on the late bulletin.

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He's 75 years old and an ex pharmacology lecturer.

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Yet, Richard Evans from Southampton, has chosen to spend his retirement

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doing something completely different.

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He's made it his weekly duty to regularly clean litter

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from the city's Weston Shore beach - no matter what the weather.

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This morning, I joined him on his cleaning round!

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When I came to Southampton in 2001 and I walked down

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on our Western Shore, I thought this is a lovely beach,

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So I started picking it up and gradually it's taken on my life.

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# I can see clearly now the rain is gone.#

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Come rain or shine, retired pharmacologist Richard Evans

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is found litter picking along the shingle of

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A lot of it comes down if there's nice weather,

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you get a lot of people down and people leave

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Even though they've carried their food there,

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they don't think to carry the wrappings away.

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16 years of picking up litter is certainly not

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His wife thinks he's barmy, but Richard's unpaid work

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There's no doubt that Richard's an absolute star player

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of ours and few have done more to keep Western Shore as clean

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and green working partnership with the council as he has.

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And it's a pleasure and a privilege to go litter picking alongside him.

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The amount that he collects is phenomanal.

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The famous 2014 Valentines Day storm, that brought incredible

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amounts of lots of mud on this beach.

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I think it's my way of trying to create heaven on Earth.

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# It's going to be a bright, bright sunshine day.#

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He is certainly a local hero. If we all did a little bit of that, we

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would have a clean world. Lots of litter on our beaches but he is

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helping clear it. Onto the weather. Very cold over the next few days. We

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saw temperatures plunge last night going to around minus six Celsius.

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This was the scene first thing. The glow of the sunshine over the water

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in the Basingstoke with the morning frost. Temperatures dropped down to

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around minus six Celsius tonight but tonight not as low. We are expecting

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widespread frost with freezing fog patches. Temperatures tonight in the

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countryside could drop as low as minus five. These are temperatures

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in our towns and cities. Currently minus three Celsius. We will see

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those temperatures tumble away. The farther north and west you are,

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temperatures will be above freezing, it still the chance of frost through

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parts of Oxfordshire. A lovely bright start of the day tomorrow

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with frosty conditions in the morning, sunny spells in the

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afternoon and cloud feeding in northern and eastern areas with

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temperatures reaching a high of five or seven Celsius and the winds will

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be light. In the evening, the cloud will thicken and it won't be as cold

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as last night. Lows of around two or three Celsius, hovering above

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freezing. Some clear spells and the chance of frost on Friday morning.

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For most of us on Friday we will see a sunny spells but there is the

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chance we could have the odd patch of rain. Not amounting to too much,

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high-pressure remaining in charge of our weather. The best of the

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sunshine will be very southern coastal counties. As we look ahead

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to the rest of the week, tomorrow is a lovely sunny day, a chilly start,

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more cloud the further north you are and we will see cloud started

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filling from the east during the course of the day, arriving from the

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north sea. Friday, some sunny spells and over the weekend there will be

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varying amounts of cloud that we are hopeful that cloud will start to sin

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and break with the breeze and we will see some sunny spells.

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There'll be a news summary at 8pm and we'll be back at 10.30.

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Because if you're not, then chances are the NHS won't be able to

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look after you as well as it should. And that's wrong.

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Because the Labour Party created the NHS 70 years ago on

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