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European Union after 44 years of membership. That's all from the BBC

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I'm Sally Taylor. Welcome to South Today.

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So many questions but not many answers yet.

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As we start the process to leave the EU, what are businesses

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Up till now Brexit has been very good for this business.

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We may have to respond to changing markets and changing environments

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Honouring the victims of the Shoreham air crash.

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Designs for memorials are made public.

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How a school is diversifying to raise millions for

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And a modern take on a medieval tale - the story of the South's superhero

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More than 2000 words over six pages that

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can best be summed up as "Dear EU, we're leaving".

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The official letter triggering Article 50 was hand-delivered

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Probably best not to rely on the post for historic documents.

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Nine months on from the referendum vote, the issue is still

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There's a rally taking place tonight in Portsmouth Guildhall Square,

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where we can join our reporter James Ingham.

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These people here are concerned about one specific issue raised by

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Brexit. Stand Up To Racism 1's European workers and students here

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to be given guaranteed rights to remain immediately, not to be used

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as bargaining chips. They say they are an essential part to the economy

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and British way of life that many people would rather see fewer

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immigrants here. The Union flag flying proudly over

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Gosport, a town that wants to sever ties with Europe. 64% of voters here

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chose to leave. I'm thrilled. I voted Brexit and I hope it will all

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go well with no trouble from these Remainer 's. The owner of this cafe

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voted out for one reason. Emigration. I don't mind the ones

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here that are working putting their money into the system, you do get

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some that just come for benefits. But his customers are divided. I'm

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not convinced people have thought about the implications of any of it

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beyond, I don't like foreigners and they take all the jobs. Have they

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considered that a divided Europe becomes an unstable Europe? I think

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we should welcome people but the moment there are problems with that

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individual, then they should be treated harshly and removed from the

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country and our borders are too easily open. Many in Winchester will

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need a little spring cheer today. Six in ten here voted remain.

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Whatever wave people voted we have to get behind it, there will be

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implications but no point fighting against it. In a city which voted to

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remain it's been easier to date finding people who voted leave and

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most of them now want to get on with it. It's taken nine months. Too

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slow, it's been ridiculous. Tomatoes are Spanish, plums are Spanish and

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mushrooms. So anything from Europe has no para. Are you worried about

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free trade ending? Not really, they will always send it over here. We

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get no benefit from it. Europe has become rather bureaucratic and

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tended to take over. We need to rediscover our identity as a country

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rather than Europeans because we have a lot of history and a lot to

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offer the world. So what will happen

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to European nationals working Or if you run a company

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that needs people from Just before last June's referendum,

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South Today went to a plastics Today we went back to see if views

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from the shop floor have changed. They say a week is a long

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time in politics Here at Impress Plastics we asked

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whether they had changed their minds on Brexit since we spoke

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to them last June. It won't be all the

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doom we're hearing. We're a great nation,

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were very inventive, very industrious, manufacturing

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is doing well. It's obviously been affected

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by the exchange rate, on the one hand on the supply

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side costs have gone up but we have a lot of value

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with our injection moulding and on the positive side

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we are much more competitive. It will be difficult to bid with,

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much trepidation, I have decided I would think we would be

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better off out. Britain has a good of which the team

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to go forward with all the goods I know the pound has taken

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a hammering but at the end of the day it seems quite

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good that the majority The factory employs a mixture of UK

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workers and immigrants from a wide Tina is from Macedonia

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in the former Yugoslavia She said if things don't work out

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she'll go back to eastern Europe. I'm not worried because if I don't

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get here work, I will get Maybe the future will be

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not the same like here but my parents live in Slovenia

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and I will live there. As we move into the next phase

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of this two-year divorce process, all these people will be hoping

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for the best from "There is no turning back" according

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to the Prime Minister as she addressed Parliament this

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afternoon but the opposition parties all made clear they will closely

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scrutinise the Brexit deal A short time ago I spoke

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to our political editor Peter Henley and asked him about the mood

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at Westminster as the starting gun Our historic day for the nation but

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Theresa May felt like a teacher dealing with a troublesome class, a

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lot of grumbling from the backbenchers. Her first put down

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when the Scottish said we voted to remain, which she said in her

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constituency they voted to remain as well but the country voted to leave.

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We have some questions from Gosport about what might

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I want to know how trade prices are going to be affected, imports,

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the overall stability of the economy.

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If we go out on world trade terms, it's 10% on cars, 20% on alcohol and

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30% on their reports, so cheeses and BMWs and Italian wine will cost

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more. In terms of stability, the pound has dropped so are our exports

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are easier and there is more investment into the South. There are

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two years to do a deal at another viewer wants to know what that

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means. I'm a little unsure

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about the timeline of Brexit, the different stages of pulling out

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of Europe and The timeline is tomorrow we get the

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Great Repeal Bill although what MPs said not great, not appeal, not

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really a bill and then the EU published their guidelines on

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Friday. They are looking at this like a divorce, they want a

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financial settlement but we have to talk about visiting rights,

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immigration will be a sticking point and then it has to be approved in

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the European Parliament and by the British Parliament.

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There's more detail on the BBC News website

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and coming up after South Today, Brexit - What Next?

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with Andrew Neil interviewing both the Prime Minister

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The first proposals for a permanent memorial to the victims

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of the Shoreham aircrash have been revealed.

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The idea was born after the bridge of flowers became such a poignant

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The proposals contain some surprises - it will actually involve five

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separate memorials and the winning design almost didn't

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The Shoreham tragedy brought an immediate response,

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the emotions of shock, sympathy and grief manifested

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in this impromptu memorial on a nearby bridge.

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What's planned now is a more lasting symbol, the artworks along

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the riverbank providing a place for contemplation and tribute to

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The listed bridge, home to an official memorial today,

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cannot be altered but once more it's at the centre of things.

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It's planned to have an arch made of 11 separate archways,

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each representing a victim, and you will look through it

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across the river to where the crash site was and there will be 11 stars

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lit up day and night over the other side which you will see looking

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through the other archway and they're to represent

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The new plan with its 11 illuminated stars standing roughly

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round about here as a memorial to those who died that day was not

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on the original short list, but while there was a clear

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favourite, when it was put to the families of those

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who lost their lives, the response to it was at best

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lacklustre, so they went back to the drawing board and have now

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opted for this scheme which failed to meet the original

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The rethink seemed to meet with approval from those

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It's going to strike a chord with the town.

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That's nice, it's quite a nice way to remember everyone.

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This almost points to the spot, I suppose, it heads

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Installing the memorial will have to wait for flood defences

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Investigations are continuing after a fire started

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Fire crews spent most of yesterday evening at the Weald secondary

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The Leisure Centre next door had to be evacuated.

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Later the cricket season is just round the corner

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We will be assessing Hampshire's prospects for the new campaign

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shortly. It's internationally renowned and,

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here in the UK, is widely recognised as our leading centre

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for the teaching of deaf children. But Mary Hare School in Newbury

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also has a problem - its primary and secondary school

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sites operate from some less than ideal buildings,

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which are several miles apart. They want to amalgamate,

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by building a new primary school. It'll cost millions, and,

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as Allen Sinclair reports, they'll have to raise

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every penny themselves. Small class sizes and expert

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tuition come at a price. Deaf children from up and down

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the country are boarders here with the ?51,000 pound annual fee

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paid by their home council. It means that, unlike schools run

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by their local education authority, Anything it wants to do,

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any improvements it wants to make, Moving the primary school four miles

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across town to the secondary school We're already looking at various

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architects' plans and finding these things cost a lot of money and it

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will mean a big fundraising push. The school has thought

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outside the box to make The Arlington Arts Centre is a space

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for the pupils during school time, but outside those hours,

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it's a business, making money back for the school -

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money that in recent years has helped fund new accommodation blocks

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for the older children, and recently a refurbished and much

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improved swimming pool. In the water we don't have any

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of our hearing aids or cochlears in, so it's hard to lip-read,

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whereas now we can lip-read The pool also brings in money -

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hired out to the wider community. But it's perhaps here

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where the school's lateral Mary Hare set up its own hearing aid

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repair shop 15 years ago. But it's now fixing hearing

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aids sent in from Another stand-alone business set up

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by and for the school, uses state of the art technology

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and 3D printers to manufacture the individually moulded earpieces

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for tens of thousands Half of the profits made by these

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spin-off companies are ploughed My predecessors recognised

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that there was a real need for schools like ours to diversify

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if they were to survive and we always have plenty of good

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things we want to spend more money on for the sake of the

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children's education. There's a long road yet before

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the new primary school is even granted planning permission

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but the hope is to open by 2010. And this school has proven time

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and again that where there's Last week we revealed

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Southampton City Council's plans for a factory,

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building prefabricated homes on the site of the former

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Ford Transit plant to help solve Well, it seems prefabs -

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a quicker alternative to bricks and mortar -

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are sprouting all over. A new factory which makes

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modular homes has opened It's creating more

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than 150 new jobs. At first glance it looks

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like any other building site across the South,

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but these homes are being The modular units are built in here,

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then decorated and fitted out on-site too before being transported

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to anywhere in the UK. The company has recently moved

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from London to West Sussex The numbers of staff

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are increasing monthly now. We've gone from a workforce

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of about 45, we're in excess of 100 now, it will be 150

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in a couple of months. The company has won a ?250 million

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contract for student These 110 units will

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go to Nottingham. Modular units can be fitted together

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to create a variety of different style properties up to 25 storeys

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high, including houses or hotels. Among the new staff are many

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trainees and apprentices. As I'm kind of working

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with the finance and admin department mainly, I'm learning

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all the different areas, so I work with lots of great people

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that teach me all sorts of things. I put everything I have learned

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from college into practice, It's a fledging business

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so it will only go up, I'm in the window

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fitting department. We need to train people up

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in the skills that are required This is not like laying

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bricks and the older forms of construction which have been

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around for centuries. Proponents believe prefabricated

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homes offer a cheaper and quicker solution

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to Britain's housing problems. The two-bedroom show home

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on side would cost ?130,000 However, they still need land

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on which to be placed, and face the traditional matter

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of requiring planning permission. it's new players and new hope

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for the summer ahead. The new season just around

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the corner and for Hampshire it's new players and new hope

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for the summer ahead. Let's join Kris Temple

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live at the Aegis Bowl. Yes, the new county cricket season

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just nine days away and preparations for the Radio Solent crack forum.

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Lots of talk this week about the T 20s side, although the blue ribbon

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remains the County Championship. Here at the Ageas Bowl, Hampshire

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held their media day today, to talk through the hopes

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for the campaign ahead. Fresh from a preseason trip

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to Barbados, the English spring felt doubly harsh for photocalls today

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but with the additions of South African signings

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Kyle Abbott and Riley Russo, hopes are high that Hampshire can

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blossom after last year's I think we're going to have a really

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good crack at the championship. The vibe amongst the guys

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is good towards that. Having a real experienced squad,

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the bowlers and the batsmen, you look around you and you say

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there's not too much inexperience so there's no reason why we can't

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have a run at the championship. Australian batsmen George Bailey

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arrives in a month to assume the four-day captaincy

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while James Vince will lead Using George's experience

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and giving myself a bit of a break in the season

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will hopefully work well. He's got a lot of

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captaincy experience. I'm sure I'll learn off him and it

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will be good for the other guys do With Liam Dawson developing

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on the international scene, and West Indian fast bowler

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Fidel Edwards still to arrive, Hampshire's squad looks capable

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of launching plausible bids for silverware in all

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forms of the game. names in the Hampshire squad this

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season. Much talk about the future of the game TV 20 wise. The

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Hampshire chairman joins us now. You have been a supporter of this new

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competition, how significant a few days has up Dean for the game? An

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amazing couple of days, I'm sure releases in the county chairmen are

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about to take will change the face of English cricket for decades.

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There will be eight venues for this tournament. Will this be one of

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them? The IGS bowl and other facilities should be among those

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being the silk -- considered, but I will leave it to the committee to

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decide. What do you say to those who are worried that a new tournament

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might kill off the current domestic game? They will have nothing to

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worry about, the competition will continue as it is. This is the form

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of cricket that young people want. You have a lot of power. As this

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season. We want to keep everybody fit and then have a fight for the

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top, which we haven't done for some time, so fingers crossed. Rob, thank

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you. Rob will join the panel for the Radio Solent cricket forum which is

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live from 7pm. Oxford United warmed up

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for Wembley in an emphatic fashion, and in doing so,

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boosted their League Followed by a smart

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finish from Joe Rothwell. Everton loanee Conor McAleny then

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scored either side of half time And after Bury's consolation,

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McAleny completed his second Oxford Oxford face Coventry in Sunday's EFL

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Trophy final at Wembley. Non-league Basingstoke Town

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Football Club have announced plans to groundshare

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with Farnborough next season. Basingstoke's Camrose Ground

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is to be sold off for development, when owner Razi Raffak departs

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at the end of this campaign. Funds will be put into a new home,

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but a site in the town Short-term they will

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co-habit with Farnborough, but Basingstoke are also talking

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to Whitchurch United about Four school rugby teams

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from the South today experienced the thrill of a lifetime,

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by playing at the home There were mixed results, two wins

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and two defeats. Thomas Hardye School

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from Dorchester had a great day, This try from Thomas Reid

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in the 62-7 win over Dr Challoner's. Wellington College from

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Crowthorne Royal Latin College, But Bishop 's word worse were

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unfortunately defeated. We've all heard of King

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Arthur and Robin Hood - He's another medieval

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legendand his escapades He also founded the

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city of Southampton! Hollywood may not have come calling

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yet for this particular hero - but his story's now being told

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in a exciting new way. David Allard is in

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Eastleigh to tell us more. Everyone is here tonight to

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celebrate that local legend at the lodge of a graphic novel funded by

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Eastleigh Borough Council telling the story of Serb Beavers, so budge

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up, Batman, the world has a new superhero and it has more back story

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than all the X-Men put together -- serve beavers.

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In ancient England, a land of warriors and monsters,

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in the city of Hampton, wrapped in celebration and morning,

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Forget Game of Thrones - this is a hero that's home-grown.

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The joy of storytelling is in this boy who grows up and goes

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through terrible things and becomes everything he's

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It's a tale of knights and maidens and dragons and swords

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He finally comes home again and reclaims his birthright

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The medieval legend of Sir Bevis has been chronicled

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through the centuries by minstrels and storytellers.

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He's said to have inspired King Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt.

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His fabled sword Mortglay now hangs in Arundel Castle.

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There are echoes of the legend throughout Southampton -

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the Bevis Valley area of the city for example, and then the stone

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lions at the Bargate that represent those slain by Sir Bevis in defence

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Creating the comic book was its own epic challenge.

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It can literally be a painful journey and when we got there,

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to have it in our hands and when you flick the pages

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for the first time that are professionally done,

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It's difficult to separate fact from fantasy in the story of serve

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beavers, and someone who knows that well is Lynne Forrest. You are

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written a book about him. What have the guys got into this book that

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impressed to? They managed to get the whole feeling of the violence,

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the fantasy, the extraordinary power of that time as it was represented

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in the original stories, they have captured that very well. They

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brought it to life in a way that hopefully will be as appealing to

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the modern audience as it was to the original audiences because there

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were so many different versions of it. But one thing that remains

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constant is the role of Southampton. Yes, that is the one real element in

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this story and it never very right from the beginnings in the

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Anglo-Norman version. Blood And Valour, the website is the place to

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go to find out how you can get a copy of this or the online version.

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Now onto the weather. It was chilly today. More cloud than originally

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thought that tomorrow may be the warmest day of the year so far.

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Plenty of sunshine although it might be hazy. Many of you have been

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taking photos but it has been a great day and blue sky bob, he

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didn't catch the blue skies in Portsmouth, they were grey skies

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overhead and also some cloudy conditions on the Isle of Wight but

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we had one or two brighter spells to the day and this was the scene at

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Warfield in Berkshire, blue skies to be seen. Tonight the cloud will

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increase and like last night we will see some light rain at times but

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there could be the odd heavy burst, especially in the second part of the

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night with some showers turning into longer spells of rain. The further

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south and east you are, the clearer the skies, temperatures remaining in

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double figures for many so quite a mild night. We may see single

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figures in the countryside, so when wet start to tomorrow, but once that

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showers clear and the weather front moves away West, the sunshine will

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make an appearance and in light winds we could see the highs up to

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20 Celsius. These are temperatures in towns and cities but sunshine in

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places may be hazy with medium and high level cloud feeding in.

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Tomorrow is a pleasant evening and tomorrow night we could have one or

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two showers from the West but clear skies initially, the breeze will

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increase to start Friday, temperatures tomorrow night some of

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two tonight, those between ten and 11 Celsius, so some rain at first on

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Friday blood and improving picture and winds fall lighter with a

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widening of isobars in the afternoon, so this showers will

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clear and we will see patchy cloud and sunny spells and it will feel

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pleasant although Friday not as warm as tomorrow, so on Friday a high of

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15 Celsius and temperatures over the weekend will drop back down to the

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seasonal average. A good deal of clothes to start the day, a

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potential high of 18 or 19 Celsius, rain on Friday and thunderstorms

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possible on Saturday. Just to remind Hampshire cricket fans the forum

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starts in a few minutes on BBC Radio stolen. We're back tomorrow at 6:30

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a.m.. Good night. I expect you'll want to become

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a schoolmaster? That's what most of the gentlemen

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does that get sent down for indecent behaviour.

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Evelyn Waugh's classic novel. Have you ever been in love,

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Mr Pennyfeather? No, not yet. The fire escape is very dangerous

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and never to be used,

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