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Queuing up for trouble - warnings the South West could run out of

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fuel if people don't stop panic buying. Good evening and welcome to

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Spotlight. Today concerns also turned to the effect on the tourism

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industry if visitors stay away. We'll look at whether the fear

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running empty is a huge problem or whether it will now calm down. Also

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tonight: Positively beaming - a dramatic increase in the amount of

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electricity being produced from our sunshine. And a warm glow at the

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dock too as service families receive their loved ones with open

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arms. The images of cars queuing up at petrol stations is one the

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tourism industry would perhaps be glad to see at the beginning of the

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school holidays. But as locals continued to stock up on fuel today,

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there were concerns the visitors might not make it at all. The hope

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tonight is that the decision by the tanker drivers to rule out a strike

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for now might restore calm. Our reporter, John Henderson, is at a

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holiday park in Torbay. Yes look at this, enticing isn't it? A lovely

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outdoor pool in a large holiday complex of which there are many in

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the South West. There was a concern that places like this would stay

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empty if the fuel problem carried on. Another day, another morning

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spent queuing for fuel. This time a supermarket at painten. For these

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motorists the options were limited. Pblgts I'm not bothered. If it runs

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out, it runs out. It has been made up. It's the Government. And the

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Prime Minister saying panic by a. But supplies were getting low. At

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this garage it was all gone, a similar story across the region.

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Then the new that there would be no strike over Easter. If it carry on

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with people panic by aing, we'll Rupp out of fuel regardless of the

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guys being strike. It was the fear of running out that prompted

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holiday makers Alan and Lynne to fill up once they had araved in

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South Devon. Getting home was their chief concern. It is a worry for

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when we go back and to make sure we have enough fuel. I work on Easter

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Monday. So we have to get me to work for a couple of days. So the

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threat hanging over the easter holidays is gone, but it has been

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an unsettling few days. Unsettling and for some stressful. Well for

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one man, fears over any shortage of fuel have caused real concern. 59-

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year-old Tom Goodison is disabled, but he has a specially adapted car

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which he says he completely relies on. The idea of losing his

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independence because he has no fuel is proving very stressful.

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Spotlight's Andrea Ormsby has been to meet him. Tom had a stroke 14

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years ago. Before that, he was a high-flying television producer.

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Adapting to life with disability has been difficult and now he says

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his car is a lifeline. I was worried they would take away any

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sort of independence that I had. Because I couldn't face queuing for

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hours at a petrol station. It was a worry. Today Tom is on a mission.

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He doesn't normally take his car to fill up. Now he feels he has no

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choice. One problem is I can't fill my car on my own. I need someone

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from the garage to do that. What would you like sir? Petrol please.

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That was a small concern. I thought if they have a queue waiting, are

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they going to be available to help fill up the car? Well that wasn't

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too much of a problem. But it has taken the pressure off the next two

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or three weeks to know I have a full tank and I can sort my life

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out and retain independence, which is very important. Tom says he has

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sympathy with drivers, but hopes talking not striking will resolve

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their issues over pay. There you go. It has been a few days. But the

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clouds seem to have parted. On the fuel front. I'm joined by Claire

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from the holiday park. How difficult has it been for you?

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has been a bit stressful. We were busy for Easter b we are have some

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spaces spare. People are saying they will not come down? No but the

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phones were quieter. We are pleased they have picked up again. The sun

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is shining, the weather has been fantastic. We're hoping it will

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pick up and we are looking forward to a good season. Since this

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afternoon when we heard the strike is not going to happen, more

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interest? Oh certainly. I think there was a confusion and panic

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around the country and it did have an knock on effect to us. The

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phones have been pick up now and we are pleased it is such a great

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place to come. People will be concerned with getting here and not

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being able to get out. Yes, why wouldn't you want to get stuck

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here? You have to get home and this a always in people's minds? Yes,

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but it is such a relief it is over and we can get over withen joying

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Easter. Do you know how many people you are expecting. How has the past

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few days affected business? Yes we can take up to 500 families at one

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time in Easter. And we have a few last minute backings left. We hope

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they will fill. Thank you. From sunny South Devon, fingers crossed

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for the next few days. Thank you. If you drive around you'll notice

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plenty of fuel tankers still on the roads. The South West has been

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suffering the impact of a strike without a single driver walking out.

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Why? Well, I'm joined now by our Political Editor Martyn Oates. How

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much of this has been caused by the politicians in Westminster? It is

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clearly the Government's advice which has caused the panic by aing.

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There was also the advice to people to haul -- hoard petrol in jerry

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cans, that was condemned as dangerous by the Fire Brigades

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Union. Today we have had this story from Yorkshire of the lady wh has

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been seriously burned transferring David Petraeus roll. -- trfrg

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petrol. And it has been a terrible week, with David Cameron facing a

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new problem each day. We haved that granny tax, the pasty tax, now this

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business with fuel. Critics, including senior Conservative MPs,

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are saying this gives the impression the Government's out of

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touch with ordinary people. And if that sticks in the public

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perception it could lose the next election. You are going to lack at

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another divide on Sunday? Tkwre old debate about building new grammar

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schools. Existing schools can build satellites on new sites. But there

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is a case in Kent that demonstrated those satellites can be miles away

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in a different town and critic say that is a new grammar school by the

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back door. A lot of Tories would like to see the full blooded policy

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of allowing kpwram ar -- grammar schools restored. David Cameron

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says no chance, why? Interestingly enough, he says that kind of policy

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would be the thing to make us seem out of touch. Thank you. There's

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been a dramatic increase in the electricity produced from

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photovoltaic panels in the south west. Figures obtained by Spotlight

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show the number of new installations has soared, because

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of government incentives. During 2009 in Devon and Cornwall there

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were just 130 new installations. By 2010 that had risen to 850, but in

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2011 that figure topped 7,500. Our Environment Correspondent, Adrian

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Campbell, reports. Another solar panel is being delivered to another

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South West home on a sunny day in Exeter. In two years the local

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company carrying out work at this house has seen its turnover grow

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from �500,000 a year to �8 million. We have had annual growth rates of

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around 100% year on year to 2010 when the tariff was introduced.

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Since then, we have experienced growth rates of over 300%. Even

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after past uncertainties about the Government's incentives for those

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fitting solar, many believe this energy is a good investment. It is

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a shame we have just missed the larger tariff. But we're expecting

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something like a ten year return on this. Something like 7%. Find an

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Isa that will give you 7%. uptake has been remarkable,

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according to experts. They say prior to 2011 there was enough

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capacity to fuel 900 homes. But during 2011 that increased to

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around 12,000 oms. -- homes. On roof of this retail outlet, Michael

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says solar energy has been good for business. We're not just growing

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food, we're growing energy W the recent weather the meter has been

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spinning like crazy. How much a month do you get. Between two and

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three thousand pounds a month. It is becoming sustainable not just

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with food, but with energy as well. And even though the incentives for

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general ratesing solar energy have declined, they're still enticing

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home owners to make the most of the weather. There's an investigation

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into why staff at Devon County Council were sent the wrong

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payslips. The authority says it's down to a printing mistake and it's

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now reviewing its contract with the firm which supplies them. Staff are

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being told to return the payslips to the council. It hasn't affected

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salaries being transferred into their bank accounts. Devon County

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Council is facing a multi-million pound compensation bill after a

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pothole on a rural lane caused a major accident. The High Court

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ruled that safety inspections on the road near Honiton had been

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inadequate. It follows a car crash in 2006 which left one passenger

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with brain damage and another paralysed from the neck down.

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People living in Brixham are going to be asked if they're prepared to

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pay more council tax to keep open the historic Shoalstone outdoor

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swimming pool. It's owned by Torbay Council, but it wants to pass

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responsibility to the local Brixham Town Council. A consultation's due

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to take place later this year, as it's thought it could cost up to

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�50,000 a year to run. There's plenty still ahead in the programme

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- Dave's been on his travels. me for all the sport, from the

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county ground in Taunton. As Somerset try to win that elusive

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title. And practising the drill - the brightest minds taking on the

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mining games. Dock in bright sunshine, step off the ship and

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pick up the baby you haven't seen for months. That's how Easter began

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for sailors arriving at Devonport today. The crew of HMS Argyll were

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reunited with their loved ones who packed the dockyard. Our reporter,

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Andy Breare, watched the Type 23 frigate return from the Middle East

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with those crowds. To the sound of the band of the Royal Marines, HMS

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Argyll came alongside, back to her home port after six months at sea.

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Hundreds of the ship's company's family and friends had turned out

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to welcome them home. Well Eliza was four weeks when we went away,

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sorry five weeks and she is now seven months. So she is a bit

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bigger. Just a little. Been counting since five months and 0

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days, counting down the days since then. He likes to be home. Good to

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have him back? Lovely. Me beautiful nephew, I'm so proud of him.

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child was born while I was away and she is five months and she is

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getting a bit cranky. You have not seen her before? No and she's

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beautiful. Argyle has been patrolling shipping lanes in the

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middle east, sailing almost 37,000 miles. Today though everyone was

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just glad to be home. Absolutely -- absolutely. A home coming like this

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in sunshine, to get back home is a wonderful treat which makes all the

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hard work of the last six months worth while. The ship will now

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undergo a few month of maintenance. And the company have a few weeks

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leave to catch up with loved ones and have a well-earned break. And

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you can see more interviews with some of the ship's company who

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returned home today on our Facebook page. Just go to

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facebook.com/bbcspotlight. Giving patients more power has been a key

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aim of successive governments and a new website for those suffering

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with dementia takes another step in that direction. Together with their

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carers, they'll be able to rate the services they receive, as Heidi

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Davey reports. Nor mafpb was diagnosed with depltd ya four years

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ago. -- Norman was diagnosed with dementia four years ago and he has

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been fighting for better recognition for those living with

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the condition. He is delighted the Government has pledged over �60

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million. For every �10 that has been spent on the cancer and the

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heart foundation. We only got �2. So we're an eighth behind everyone

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else. This will make us up there with the big boys. And it will make

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such a huge difference. The new NHS web-site is designed to provide a

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range of lolt services. And most importantly to Norman, sufferers

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and carers with rate the MEP they receive. We will be able to give

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feedback, so people running the services will be judged, so that

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will be the transparn si David Cameron was talking about. The move

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has been wok welcomed by the medical profession. We can grass tp

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nettle and in the South West we are one of the lower areas of the UK

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for diagnosing rates in dementia. There are many reasons why that

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might be the case. But a lot of work has to be done to improve the

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rates. That is already being done. But this just one example of that

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work. For sufferers like Norman the new service may only be a small

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step forward, but it is a significant one. Now, as part of a

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BBC campaign highlighting the issue of adult literacy we've been

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looking at how people in the South West are learning to overcome

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problems with reading and writing. 16-year-old David Haley from

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Plymouth left school two years ago with no qualifications. He's found

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learning at a community project in the city has helped him get his

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life back on track. Ties type of one-to-one learning has helped

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David achieve his first qualification. For someone who left

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school at 14, this is quite an achievement. When I went to the

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secondary, I fell through cracks. I couldn't handle it. I couldn't

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handle big groups. I couldn't handle it and just mixed all the

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time and I got kicked out. After two years of home schooling, he

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came to the Oasis project. People come in and it is that easy step

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then to move on and think, I will give that a try and see how that

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goes. There are many reasons why people need help, but seeking that

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help is often the hardest step. is different, because it is adult

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learning, but it is being back in the courtroom classroom, pause you

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have been away for so long, it is having the confidence to volunteer

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to come in. These adult learners have taken that step. For Vicky it

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was a case of wanting to help her daughter with her homework.

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would come in with homework and I couldn't do it. So we try to use

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first step courses in areas that would interest people, family and

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parent learning where people can learn with their kids and get them

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engaged and to understand that there are opportunities for them

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and then build it from there. have nothing to lose and you need

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to make that step and get the confidence to make that step. And

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once you have made it you will be glad you did. David's now working

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towards a place at college, where he hopes to study carpentry. Time

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for the sport now and the new cricket season is less than a week

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away so Dave's been to Taunton to join the Somerset players. It has

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been another glorious day in the South West, including here in

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Taunton at the County Ground. Hopefully that score board will be

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ticking over next Thursday when Somerset open the domestic season

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in the first division against Middlesex. But first the rest of

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sport. The sand is running out of hour glass for Exeter City. They're

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eight points adrift in the scramble for League One safety. Their

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manager knows anything less than vbgtsry against Colchester will see

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the relegation trap door open wider. After back-to-back defeats, yofrl

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are looking over their shoulders and go to Bournemouth -- Yeovil.

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Only six poins bv danger. -- six points above danger. Carl Fletcher

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plots the down fall of Bradford, so Plymouth Argyle can move further

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from the bottom two. Rugby and Exeter Chief's goal scorer can

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smash the 250 points bearier as they try to beat London Irish. At

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Sandy Park he needs only two points to reach the quarter century

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landmark. In the Championship, the Cornish Pirates go for a double

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over Report ram in South Yorkshire. And Plymouth Albion face London

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Scottish on Sunday. Sitting at the top of their relegation group after

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beating them last week. The cricket season starts here next Thursday

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when Somerset meet the newly- promoted Middlesex in the first

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division. Will bit Somerset's year. Let's find out from Marcus

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Trescothick. What can we expect? Hopefully we carry on in the same

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way. But just try and get that one step further. We have been

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consistent and a good performing team. It is up to us to match the

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standards. You're on a level with Lancashire, the champions and

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everyone else up there, what would make the difference for you to be

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the best? If I knew that we probably would have done it. We

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have been consistent and we will strive to do the same,, but we hope

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the preparation that we have done will give us that advantage that we

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need. Peter, this is your sixth season back here. A Somerset boy,

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how frustrating is it for Somerset just to keep missing out on

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trophies? It is hugely disappointing to put in six months

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hard work and come out with a load of second place medals that are

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collecting dust in me closet! It wants to be replaced by a gold kun.

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It has been -- gold one. But we need to keep bouncing back and I

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think I'm maturing as a cibgtser and being getting some -- cricketer

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and getting some overseas experience. When the captain tosses

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me the ball I have got to do my job and hopefully do I that more times

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than I don't. Before I finish here, BBC Radio Devon has full coverage

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of Torquay United against Barnett tonight. Fancy a go at hand

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steeling or swede sawing? Some of the best and brightest mining

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students in the world are in Cornwall this weekend for the 34th

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International Mining Games. It's the first time the Games have come

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to Cornwall - the event is being hosted by Camborne School of Mines.

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Spotlight's Matt Pengelly went along to practice day. These are

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the traditional skills of the hard rock miner - drilling, hammering,

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hands muck. Moreen that later. 36 teachs have travelled from places

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like the United States, Canada and Australia. Where Cornish miners

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went to find work when their industry went into decline many

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years ago. A lot of people went awrod, -- abroad, because thrfsz

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more to be had there. Many would have taught others how Cornwall

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mined and how they set it up. So these gays probably have a bit of

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heritage coming back. We think this the home of hard rock mining.

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get to make contacts with people from here in England and with

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people across in Australia as well and we can do good jobs across the

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world. Growing up in a small town in America, it was also a small

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mining town. A lot of the mystery from the Cornish might be that --

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might be that we have seen is what I grew up with. It shows you how

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much mining has progressed. This is hand mucking, when a wagon has to

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be pushed down a track and filled with gravel. Before they can

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complete in the jack leg drilling, they have to be shown the drill.

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have the old rock drills and our laveds are different to what

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they're up to in modern mines. A lot they don't use them at all. It

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is hands on experience and very physical and I'm sure they will be

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exhausted. The team who can master the seven events will be declared

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world champions on Sunday. Good world champions on Sunday. Good

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luck to them. Now the weather. Mly, have we seen the last of the sun

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shy? We have seen the last of the warm sunshine. The weather is

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changing. After a warm week its turning cloudy and cooler. On

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satellite you can see a lot of clear skies. We have seen more over

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the British Isles, but still with this large area of high pressure.

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But it has been cragging - edrag -- dragging westwards. By tomorrow

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lunchtime a cold front will move down from the north and we will see

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much more cloud tomorrow. The high does build in temporarily, so

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brighter on Sunday. But cooler as well. It will feel very dirch,

:24:55.:24:59.

despite still some sunshine. A closer look at the satellite, you

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can see we did have a lot of cloud over Devon and Cornwall this

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:25:12.:25:14.

morning. Most of that did disappear. But it was a contrast. This was the

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Teen estuary. A bit of haze, the warmest temperatures towards this

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part of Devon by this afternoon. But further west, this is St Agnes

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Head, where they had cloud for most of the day that, breeze adding to

:25:29.:25:33.

the cool conditions. And despite seeing the cloud, ten Celsius was

:25:33.:25:37.

the top temperature there. And during tonight we will all see much

:25:37.:25:41.

more cloud. It us moving down from the north and west. Still some

:25:42.:25:46.

clear skies to the south and east. Here the coolest temperature, down

:25:46.:25:51.

to around three Celsius. But where we have more cloud, six to eight

:25:51.:25:57.

Celsius. Tomorrow morning, a chance of some brightness at times, but we

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will all see more cloud. This cloud perhaps thick enough for some

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drizzle over the moors. Sunshine quite limited. Still some of the

:26:08.:26:13.

warmth that we have had. 16 Celsius is the maximum. But I will feel

:26:13.:26:18.

different with that cloud around. For the isles of silly it is mainly

:26:18.:26:26.

cloud with the Rix of drizzle. -- risk of drizzle. The times of high

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water tomorrow. The coastal waters forecast, the winds from the north

:26:35.:26:41.

do veer more easterly later. Mainly fair with occasional drizzle. For

:26:41.:26:46.

the surfers the swell pick up a bits for the north kest. But

:26:46.:26:52.

generally messy and flat. So at the outlook for the weekend, it will be

:26:52.:26:58.

bright on Sunday as the cloud will break up. But it is a cold night on

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Saturday with a risk of rural areas seeing a touch of frost A chilly

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start on Sunday. But a brighter start. Despite the sunshine, after

:27:06.:27:11.

the warm temperatures this week, it will feel cooler and a maximum on

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Sunday of 12 Celsius, contrast to 22 earlier in the week. For Monday,

:27:17.:27:20.

we will still keep the cool conditions and some cloud too. On

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