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from the BBC News at Six. So it's goodbye from me, and

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No cut in the cost of fuel. Most rural areas of the region will lose

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out under plans to reduce prices at the pumps.

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Good evening. Only one filling station in North Devon would see a

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cut in duty under plans submitted to Europe. It's angered drivers who

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think it should be extended to other rural areas of the region.

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I think we ought to have it. I want to know why the price of

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I think we ought to have it. I want to know why the price petrol is so

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high here when Hello. It is Also tonight. Not everywhere

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else. Most foreign forces are scheduled to leave Afghanistan by

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the end of next year but one very special member of the British

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contingent is already home. else. Most foreign forces are

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scheduled to leave Sunny's ability to sniff out roadside bombs is said

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to have saved countless lives ` we'll find out about his new home in

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Cornwall. And we are the regional news. Where

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else can you tell jokes in traditional dialect?

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Only one small area in the region is to be allowed to apply for a

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discount to bring down the cost of fuel for motorists in rural areas in

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the latest announcement from the Government. The rest of the South

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West is excluded under strict rules set by the Treasury. It's people

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living in Scotland who could benefit most, with seven areas judged to

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meet the rigorous criteria for a five pence a litre discount off

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fuel. Just three have qualified in England, one in Cumbria, one in

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North Yorkshire, and Lynton, that's the EX35 postcode area in North

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Devon, where there is just one fuel station. The Isles of Scilly already

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benefit from a fuel duty discount. We'll have reaction from across the

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region tonight. First, Hamish Marshall reports from Lynton.

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It is too pricey to fill appear in court on to the government and it is

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the only place on the mainland South where it may help. This garage says

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it keeps fuel prices as low as it can, to encourage people to use the

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shop. But it is still higher than the lowest prices elsewhere. The

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owner believes 5p per litre discount would have widespread benefits. Not

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only will it help our business but all other small businesses, and also

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the local economy. We are used by the different services like the fire

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brigade and the police service. Obviously, every 5p that they don't

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have to spend on fuel duty will go back into the coffers. Officially,

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the discounters for the whole postcode area. But this is its only

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filling station. The others are more than ten miles away. That's one

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reason why the government feels a discount is needed valid. Rather

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than just putting a fiver into get to town, where we can fill up where

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it is cheaper, we can put 20 quid and because it would be cheaper. It

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will work well for both of us, I think. This taxi driver is keen to

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wipe off 5p off the litre. I am doing about 38,000 miles a year on

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average and that mounts up to a lot of diesel that I'm using. 1p Alito

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would make a difference. Good news here but even those who will gain

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will question why other places will not benefit as well. The government

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says it has got a good body of evidence to support its case. A

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final decision would be made by the European commission on whether this

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plan can go ahead. That is expected sometime next year.

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Earlier this week it was revealed that the government had been talking

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to petrol retailers in Devon and Cornwall about its application to

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cut fuel duty in rural areas. So the news today that just one town has

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been put forward has frustrated many. David George has been speaking

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to motorists in some of our farthest reaches.

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Today, fuel prices here are a few pence per litre more than they are

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ten miles away in Penzance. The price has been higher but not for

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long enough to trigger inclusion in the government 's proposed fuel duty

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reduction scheme. These moors are rugged and remote but apparently not

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remote enough. There are few petrol stations left. Here, the pumps have

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been replaced with flowerbeds. Bus services in this area are under

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threat with one operator pulling out of some routes within days. People

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who live here so using a car is becoming more and more essential.

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You do, you need a car, yeah. Most people have got cars, they try them

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because they need them. I start work at six o'clock in the morning and if

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I didn't have a car, I wouldn't be able to work. The local MP has

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successfully campaigned for the fuel duty reduction on the Isles of

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Scilly. He believes with greater distances to travel, West Cornwall

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motorists also deserve the savings. Yet it was his colleague, the Chief

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Treasury Secretary, who has left West Cornwall. You must be fed up

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about this. No, I am... I never give up. The fact is, I think the

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government, partly as a result of EU regulations which I think need to be

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looked at, art in a bit of a bind, taking a 2`dimensional view. I am

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asking them to look at this matter again. Danny Alexanders Highland

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constituency will be part of the proposed scheme. He says he knows

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that fuel prices tend to be highest in areas where a car is most needed.

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People in West Cornwall agree. They say they should be given the same

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help to keep their vehicles running. David George is still in St Just

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tonight, he's at the Square. David, do we know any more about why West

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Cornwall hasn't been selected for this rebate?

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Yes, the Treasury have told us about at least two more criteria involved

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in choosing these areas. One is that they must be at least 100 miles from

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the nearest oil refinery. Clearly, the whole of West Cornwall qualifies

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on that score. The other is about population density for some region.

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It wasn't me any more than about 135 people per square kilometre. This is

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quite a densely populated area, despite being so far from the rest

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of the region. That is possibly where West Cornwall has fallen by

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the wayside. Well, that's the view from rural

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Cornwall which, like most of the region, won't benefit from this

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scheme. Joining me now is our political editor Martyn Oates. A lot

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of people will obviously be disappointed. What's the government

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got to say to them? To begin with, remember that people

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in Dorset and Somerset will not `` were not allowed to apply for this

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rebate, presumably because the government took the view they would

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not meet the criteria. It's interesting, given that is the

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case, that Clinton is the one place which has been selected because that

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huge chunk of rural Exmoor is pretty much identical, geographically, but

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they couldn't even bid for it. Devon and Cornwall were among only six

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counties in England to be allowed to make a case for themselves. I think

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that drove up expectations. But ministers all along have been very

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clear that the rules are very stringent and it would be assessed

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on very localised basis. Something which Danny Alexander has repeated

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today. The list of times here is selected according to a series of

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strict and objective criteria, that are based on what we think the

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European commission will need to know about in order to approve the

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scheme. It would be nice to have a longer list but on the other hand,

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what matters most is having something that we've got a

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reasonable chance of being agreed and to make happen.

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People were hopeful it would be across much more of the region. Were

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people getting carried away early in the week with the idea they might

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get this rebate? The third reaction there from Andrew

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George today. As recently as August, he seemed to think it was a foregone

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conclusion that Cornwall would be recommended for at least a slice of

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this. Of course, as Danny Alexander reminded us, any rejoicing in Linton

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would be premature because we've got to await the European commission and

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their decision next year. Lots of you have been telling us

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what you think about this story. Carl emails to say, I think the

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South West of England should be the first place to have the 5p off a

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litre. The government knows nothing about living in rural areas. Mary

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says, why on earth should Lynton get the fuel subsidy? It's a town, not a

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rural area. I live in a truly rural hamlet, with no shops, no pub, and

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no bus service. And on Facebook Simon writes, yet again this so

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called Government of ours has shown that they don't really care about

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rural communities such as those in Cornwall. The fuel rebate should be

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extended to all rural communities. Thank you to all of you who in

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touch. Now could an incinerator be coming

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to town near you? Five sites in Devon have been suggested as

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possible locations to turn waste into energy. The county produces two

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million tonnes of rubbish a year, but with landfill becoming too

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costly and environmentally unacceptable, planners are looking

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to develop a range of alternatives. Our Environment correspondent Adrian

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Campbell reports. We all produce vast quantities of

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rubbish. In Devon, planners are now looking at ways to reduce the amount

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and then efficiently dispose of the rest. The plan being considered says

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that by 2031, the county will have 440,000 tonnes of waste a year which

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could be turned into energy. At the moment, 213,000 tonnes is already

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accounted for and it might be possible to produce more energy from

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facilities which have already been given planning consent. But there is

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still a potential gap of up to 224,000 tonnes requiring new

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facilities. Holes in the ground are vanishing rapidly and in the near

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future, we are going to run out, so we've got to look at alternative

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means of disposing. If we can use waste as energy, this makes sense.

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Devon is being brash has been consulting about his strategy for

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the future. A number of sites around the county have been suggested for a

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range of different energy from waste technologies. But in Tiverton, close

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to one potential side, some people are unhappy. My house is there, the

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wind in the right direction, I am sure you will get with being next to

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it. It is a no`no for me. I'm retired, enjoying retirement and I'm

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very sad and second to see this area being destroyed by all this

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development. From what we've heard, it is not as bad as some people

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think but when you go and read some of the stuff, it is unclear what you

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could end up with. It could be worse than what they are actually saying.

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Plants which digestible gasifier waste are set to be more important

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in the future and Devon is deliberately keeping its options

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open. Over the next 20 years or so, newer technologies will come into

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use the planners and politicians will have two persuade us they are

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all the best option. Still to come: David has the weekend

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forecast and there is another international for the Exeter Chiefs.

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In fact there's an international feel to the sport tonight. Join me

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later to hear about my world`record year!

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And ever been left none`the`wiser, even after the joke? We'll have

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another punch line from the past. Among the troops in Iraq and

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Afghanistan in recent years has been a dog ` who's played a key role in

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the conflicts. Sunny can detect roadside bombs, protecting

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servicemen and women he was with from deadly attack.

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And now after his active service, he's finally having some rest and

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relaxation. He's been adopted by the Cornish soldier who developed a

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close bond with him while they served together at Camp Bastion.

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Spotlight's Julie Fisher's been to meet him.

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Roadside bombs have killed hundreds of British troops in Afghanistan.

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IED sniffer dogs have stopped even worse tragedy. From the front line,

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4000 miles away, to Callington, ten`year`old Sonny is one war that

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truly loving every second of retirement with the Army reservist

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who fell in love with him in the heat of the Afghan desert. They have

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saved countless lives, yeah. They are worth their weight in gold, they

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really are. They deserve all the credit. But it is no stand to Sonny

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has bonded with. Fantastic what he has done. It makes you proud,

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doesn't it? He is fantastic. Nobody knows about what he has done. His

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biggest job now is playing fetch. He has been out of the army for two

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years but still sniffs for IED is, even in a Cornish countryside. He

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runs around, does a loop up and down. It is his instinct to go up

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and down all the time. His days as a dog with a dangerous job are over.

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He is glad he is year, I think. He is fantastic. I don't know what I

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would do without him. And he knows it as well, I think.

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Onto tonight's sport and Dave's been to Plymouth Life Centre to join Ruta

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Meilutyte who's just come back from the swimming World Cup with three

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more gold medals. Here at the Plymouth swimming pool,

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it is where this swimmer is warming down after her daily morning swim.

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This is where she trains and she is fresh from winning another three

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gold medals in the World Cup this week. We will be talking to her in

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the moment but first, Exeter Chiefs go for another win in the European

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Rugby cup. This time, it's a Glasgow Warriors this weekend after another

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good week at Sandy Park. With Tom Johnson winning a recall for the

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England squad, and his back row colleagues in cracking form, they

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are three different characters. In rugby, there are teams within a

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team. The back row combination of Ben White, and Tom Johnson, has been

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making a name for itself in recent weeks. And the England man was quick

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to praise his young number eight. He is a beast, isn't it? The size of

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him. He grew up in Zimbabwe and they make them strong over there. He has

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been knocking people live a beast, isn't it? The size of him. He grew

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up in Zimbabwe and they make them strong over there. He has been

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knocking people over for fun. The modest player is not letting the

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attention given to his head. I've got a hard enough job to stay in the

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team so I will just keep my head down and take it week by week. The

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last member of the trio was Ben White, who has broken into the

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starting line`up and has developed quite a useful try scoring habit.

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But too many bangs on the head may have affected his memory. It doesn't

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do me justice! You've got to take them, haven't you? The best back

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rows worked together as a unit and know each other inside out but how

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well do these three know each other off the field? Ben White, he is

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folic or challenged and fortunately and tries to spend time covering up

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at the back. Has to be Tom Johnson. Ben White. Hang on, sorry. Ben

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White... He would be dancing round to his... Maybe some things there

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are better off not knowing. Yeovil town Hunstanton first win in

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the championship. After a fortnight 's break, the manager is keen to

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start afresh by beating Brighton in Somerset. Where will Scott Bennett

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play when they go to Scunthorpe? Will Bennett revert to midfield or

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defence? John Sheridan takes his struggling team to Hartlepool with

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Marvin Morgan facing an operation on a shoulder problem. At this player

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looks to his third goal in four games as Mansfield town come to the

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region. She is suitably relaxed with a total

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of nine gold medals in big tournaments this year. Hello. Three

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more gold medals at the World Cup in Russia. How did you achieve that? I

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have no idea. I didn't have the best preparation and I wasn't expecting

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to do so amazingly. This was all done in a 25 metre pool which is

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half the size of the one behind you. Was it easier for you? Yeah, I

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mean, the races are shorter. There is more underwater work and less

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actual swimming than in the 50 metre pool. You have to be more skilful

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with the tins. Would you regard this year as your best to date? Breaking

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the world record in 100 metres 50 metres breaststroke in Barcelona and

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then I went to the world juniors. I had an amazing season. It has been

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my best year so far. Whatever you take part in, I am sure you will do

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very well. Thank you. Imogen Sills tried to a a world youth title to

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her recently won European crown on Sunday. Six days of competition will

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determine whether she can do it. We wish her well.

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To one of the more unusual stories of the week. A family in Dorset had

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a bit of a surprise when they discovered what was almost a perfect

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image of an owl on a window at their home. It turns out that a bird

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crashed into the glass leaving behind an imprint of its body. As

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John Ayres reports it survived its ordeal although it may have had a

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bit of a headache. It is beautiful, if not a bit eerie.

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This image was first spotted by a friend of Lisa, who thought it might

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have been stencilled on by her children but apparently not. An owl

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has flown into the window, leaving its mark and it appears it has

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survived. I absolutely love owls. I really didn't want the owl to have

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been hurt. There is nobody or sign of the owl. We are hoping it got

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stunned and may maybe because it had its whole body against the window,

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rather than just its head, in a way that means it is more likely that it

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is OK. This isn't an uncommon phenomenon. Each year, tens of

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thousands of birds fly into Windows because they don't see the glass.

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This impression is pretty special. What happens is the birds, their

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feathers are covered in a kind of dust. When they hit something solid,

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they will leave a mark on the window. I have seen this before in

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one or two occasions with owls but the impression this one has left is

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amazing. You can see all the feather detail, all the feathering and

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everything. It's quite something. Lisa is now hoping the image will

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last as long as possible. I don't want to touch it or rabbit because I

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don't want it to be damaged. It is so divine. I feel like it is

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touching a work of art. He would never go into a museum and touch a

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painting. That is how I feel about this. So far, it has lasted a couple

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of weeks. They are hoping it might stay a little while longer.

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We spend quite a lot of our day trying to bring you the true essence

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of a region here but after meeting two women in their 80s from Dartmoor

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we realise we may as well give up and go home.

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They know their bibble from their buckerly, their churn from their

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clathers. But imagine when they get together with traditional dialect

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speakers from around the country in Exeter tomorrow. Carole Madge has

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been listening to our representatives in that lively

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conversation ` they speak proper Debn.

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I think that's a better start doing something for tea you know. I'll

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make some scones. You sit down and do some apples. This is not a

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novelty to these two sisters, it's just the language they were brought

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up with and love. We are very proud of our accident. We belong to the

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WRI and there are a lot of new members there. We are the only two

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speaking with a Devon Jackson. Then you feel conscious of it. Isn't that

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right? We are the only two. And we are the eldest, too! Yes, yes. Now

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they treat us with respect excavation mark they do. Carry some

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of the stories you will have told within your dialect. There is a dear

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old couple, I saw her in Kempton yesterday. I said, hope EU? I said,

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not very good, Martha what's up? I'm having a job with George. George can

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hear very well. I took him to the doctor and I sat him down in the

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surgery and I said that he is, Doctor, I've brought him in about

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his urine. The doctor looked at him and said, have you brought a

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specimen? He said, I couldn't not come without. It's this here `` hear

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hear. That is Devon should dialect. Ie doing some bacon for tea? I've

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nearly finished... Now a younger member of the family has taken up

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the story. HE SPEAKS is it a shame it is dying out? If

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they applied for a job and spoke like this, they would never get it.

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But it is a pity. It is sad. That is why it is nice they are trying to

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get people interested in it again. You see? They do look good. What did

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happen to the farmer who bought the lavatory rush as a last`minute

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present? good evening. We have got some rich

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whether to look forward to this weekend. Certainly, it is mild. That

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is perhaps the main theme. It will be breezy and we will seize on the

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showers but we will also see some sunny spells. It's not a write`off.

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We should see temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees. The air is coming

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from a long wayside. In fact, this stripe of cloud stretches from

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Scotland, down the West coast of Spain and Portugal. That really is

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the source of the air at the moment. It is tempered by sea

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temperatures as it travels along way. It is full of warmth and

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moisture. It will bring rain overnight. That rain band will cross

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us through the night into the eastern side of England during the

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small hours of the morning. It is replaced by showers which we will

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have on Saturday and Sunday. Plenty of ice was so quite a breezy affair

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as well. By the time we get to Monday, we still have the same

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source software. It's from a long wayside. Some more persistent rain

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on Monday morning before it turns more showery through the afternoon.

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But for tonight at least, the rain is a bit more persistent and quite

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widespread. This was earlier today when we had some brightness across

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Exmoor. There were clearer skies and some glimpses of sunshine briefly.

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Parts of us had a reasonable day, a fine day, despite all the cloud.

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Further south, as we hop across the border into Devon, plenty of water

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after the recent rainfall but also blue sky. A bit of blue sky in now,

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the fad has become quite extensive and is starting to fall quite

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heavily in a few places. The rain band moves steadily overnight

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tonight and once that starts to happen, it begins to dry up from

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Cornwall first and then into West Devon. A bit misty over the moors.

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Still quite breezy with winds from the site. The overnight

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temperatures, unusually high. 15 degrees in a few places overnight

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tonight. That is above the daytime maximum temperature we should be

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seeing at this time of year. As for tomorrow, yes, we will season

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showers. In the middle of the day, they could be quite potent. Either

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side of that line of showers, we will season sunshine and a brisk

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south`westerly breeze. A top temperature of 16 or 17. For the

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eyes of silly, probably in a few spells of sunshine. `` the Isles of

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Scilly. Plymouth... Challenging surfing conditions for

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our servers. The reason for that is the strength of wind. It has been

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blowing from the South West. Occasionally, seven, showers are

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otherwise, mainly fair. But the forecast for Sunday, showers.

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Showers again on Monday after the morning rain clears out of the way.

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A little bit cooler on Tuesday. Not too bad because in between those

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showers, it should hopefully be sunny. Have a nice weekend.

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Traditional music is also being celebrated this weekend as part of

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dialect Dave so we will leave you with a wonderful sounds of the

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melodeon played on Dartmoor by Thomas White and Danny Watkins. Have

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a good weekend. I buy. `` goodbye.

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