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. A promise of thousands of jobs ` the Prime Minister says Hinkley C

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will provide a massive boost to the region's economy. Good evening. As a

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deal is reached to build the new power station, we'll assess the

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economic and environmental impact. David Cameron has been trying to

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allay concerns over safety. There are high safety standards in our

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nuclear industry and there have been for decades and all the time we are

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asking how can we make the industry safer. It's thought it may be a

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vegetable oil. It's unclear where it came from. And the best in the

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country ` a secondary school teacher from Tavistock picks up a major

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award. There's a promise of thousands of

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jobs, and millions of pounds of investment in the local economy as a

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result of the deal struck to build a new nuclear power station at

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Hinkley. The Prime Minister's been in Somerset today to talk about how

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the area will benefit. Our Somerset Correspondent Clinton Roger reports.

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Nationally they were talking about a new nuclear dawn. But when the Prime

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Minister walked into the reactor hall at Hinkley B to meet the

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existing workforce, he was keen to talk local. To big up the boost to

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Somerset's economy. 25,000 new job, he said. How many of those do you

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think will go to local people? From what I have seen today, a lot will

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go to local people, because this company is investing in local

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training and colleges to make sure young people can do apprenticeships

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here and learn skills, very valuable jobs. 200 people lost their jobs

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when EDF stopped work on Hinkley C after Wraggling over ` wrangling

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over the place the government would pay. Here there will be a new wharf

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build to accommodate ships bringing in building materials that will be

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stored in a depot the size of 20 football pitches here. It was bound

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to happen. It is a major project which could have national benefits,

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but it will impact op smul `` on small communities like this. In

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Cannington, they're bracing themselves for chaos. They have been

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promised a bypass, the trouble is that won't be built for at least a

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year and in the meanwhile traffic through this village will increase

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dramatically, up to 700 extra lorry movements each day. But the Prime

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Minister was telling everyone today it's short`term pain for long`term

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gain. And if all goes to plan, if, when the sun sets on this reactors

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in 2023, the new ones should be up and running. The scale of the

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project at Hinkley Point makes it easily the biggest one`off

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investment ever to have been made in the region. Would`be sub`contractors

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up and down the south west are keenly eyeing the potential

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spin`offs. Our business correspondent Neil Gallacher

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reports. It maybe east of Minehead, but when you're talking about a ?16

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billion project, there are so in possible spin offs that businesses

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the length and breadth of the peninsula consider Hinkley Point to

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be firmly on their doorstep. Many different companies right the way

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across the region will now be looking to get involved in the power

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station build ` from suppliers of food and drink, who know there is a

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big onsite work force that's going to be to need to be fed, to

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manufactures of all sorts of hardware, such as these pipes and

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chambers at this firm in Plymouth. And Hinkley Point won't just provide

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jobs for firms like this, it will provide a great deal of direct

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employment. Trade unions are expecting in 25,000 workers to pass

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through the building site during the course of construction. More spin

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offs for the whole region. By definition we are not going to be be

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able to source all those workers in Somerset, Cornwall or Devon ` it's

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going to be a project that's going to go right across this part of the

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world and the South West, but even nationally across the UK and

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potentially internationally as well. The international dimensions are

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less welcome, according to some commentators. The involvement of not

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just the French, but the Chinese too could water down the economic

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benefits, if it means that contracts go to a growing pool of foreign

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subcontractors. We need to compete now much harder than perhaps we

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thought we might. EDF Energy had already guaranteed there would be

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significant procurements through local supply chain. Now we have to

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partly share that and we think the division is about 40% with the

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Chinese investors. So perhaps not quite as valuable a prize as first

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expected. But for many firms, still easily the biggest single game in

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town. Whilst today's news has been welcomed by some, others will never

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be convinced by the nuclear argument ` saying it's just too dangerous.

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Many of those concerns revolve around the question of nuclear waste

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and what we do with it. Laura Jones has been looking into the issue. At

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last Hinkley Point has gone into production. 1965 and Hinkley A goes

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on online. The technology was new and exciting, promising cheap and

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clean energy. But as time went on, high profile accidents like in

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Chernobyl and the question of waste raised questions. Each year our

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nuclear power stations produce large amounts of nuclear waste. Some it

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low level and some is high level. The sort that will continue to be

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dangerously radioactive for thousands of years. And there is

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already enough of it in the UK to fill ten Olympic`sized swimming

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pools, but at the moment there is no real long`term plan on what to do

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with it. Waste prodeuced at Hinkley C will be stored on site for at

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least the life of the plant. Something people were protesting

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about. After that it will still need to be stored safely somewhere else

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for thousands of years and as yet there is nowhere to do that. The

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problem is it creates a highly dangerous waste product that must be

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kept away for thousands of years. We don't know want to do where that.

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But we know we have paid more than ?70 billion to try and deal with

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this problem and that's just from the power stations that already

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exist. In Somerset we have a problem because of the design of the

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reactor, you won't be able to move the waste for over 100 years. So

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people, their great grandchildren's grandchildren will still be living

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with this problem. Some countries have decided this is too high a

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price to pay. Germany has said no to nuclear, the last plant there will

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shut in nine years time. So there will need to be massive investment

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in alternatives. But many believe this is the only answer, because the

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legacy of nuclear just isn't worth it. Earlier, I spoke to the leader

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of Somerset County Council, John Osman, who has welcomed what he

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believes will be a jobs boost for the area. I asked him what

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guarantees he had that the jobs would go to local people. Somerset

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County Council have been working hard with EDF and the district

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councils to say we want Somerset people involved in this, Somerset

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businesses involved in this. And we got assurances from EDF that when

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they're putting out contracts that they will actually consider strongly

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Somerset`based companies. I was just with David Eccles at EDF today when

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he was talking about the the agreements they're reaching with

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local companies. So I think it is a good news story for Somerset

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businesses. This is all coming at a cost of course, how do you feel

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about the fact that the Government is offering way above what the

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current prices per hour megawatt of electricity to guarantee EDF build

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Hinkely C? Something taxpayers in Somerset and the rest of the UK are

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going to have to pay. Well, we have got a choice. There is a ?16 billion

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investment that's going to take place in Somerset. We want that

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investment to place for the benefits not only to Somerset, but to the

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country. So there is a price to pay for this. And in ten years time,

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when the first energy is produced from Hinkely Point, who knows where

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the price will be. So yes, it is a bit of a gamble, but this country

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needs energy production and it can't afford to be standing still, because

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from 2015 and so on, gas stations in this country are going to close and

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there is nothing to replace them. What about the safety implications,

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because as the County Council, you have got a requirement to make sure

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the residents of Somerset are also safe, there's going to be waste

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stored at the site for the first time. What guarantees have you got

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about the safety for the people living near Hinkely? We have looked

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very heavily into safety. Safety of our residents is most important. We

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know what has happened elsewhere in the world and that led to a very

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helpful period where we were able to stop, pause and actually consider

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safety a lot more than perhaps we had done previously. So I'm very

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happy with what I heard from a safety perspective. You know, Japan

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and Russia, there are various issue as to why those nuclear accidents

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happened. But I don't think it's a day to be talking about the what

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ifs. Hinkely Point has been there for some 40 years. Has it ever been

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in the headlines? I don't think it has. So if they were building it in

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your back garden in Somerset, you wouldn't mind? Well, I wouldn't

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mind, but I'm a supporter of nuclear power. Thank you. Ships have been

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banned from flushing a cleaning chemical from their tanks at sea.

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Earlier this year, thousands of sea birds were killed by the substance

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PIB in the water. Now all discharge of the chemical at sea is banned.

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Meanwhile an unknown substance washed up on three beaches in West

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Cornwall has been sent for tests. A large quantity of the material has

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been found on the remote beaches near Porthcurno. The pollution was

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reported to emergency services by a beach user yesterday afternoon.

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Spotlight's David George reports. Pedn Vounder Beach is remote and

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difficult to get to. A steep path leads down the cliff. On Sunday

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locals found a large quantity of a white material strewn across the

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beach. Toxic isn't it? It is oily`based. It is not paraffin. It

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is paraffin. At first glance the stuff looks like white pebbles. We

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found some all along the strand line. To me, it looks and smells

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like fire lighters. The coastguard say more has been found at

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Porthcurno and Port Chapel. There is concern for wildlife and humans. A

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lot of people bathe down here and fish down here. This time of year

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people are fishing. The concern is just it is obvious lay chemical

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thing which I don't know whether it has been thrown over board a ship or

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just a spillage. I don't know. After the initial reports to the

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authorities, Cornwall fire and rescue and coastguards came to the

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beach. I understand the Coastguard Agency and the Environment Agency

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are discuss `` discussing how to deal with the material. The National

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Trust are advising people not to touch the substance. The coastguard

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say they don't believe there have been any effects on the wildlife so

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far. They say they have sent samples of the material to be analysed and

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they're trying to find the source of the pollution. Parking charges in

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part of the South West are to be cut to ?2 a day to try to attract

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shoppers back into the town centres. Torbay Council is to trial the new

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charge for four months to see if it helps the local economy. It will

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make it one of the cheapest urban centres in the region. Prices vary

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from car park to car park, but in Plymouth you can pay up to ?12 in a

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prime location. It's a similar amount in Exeter and in Truro it can

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cost up to ?10. Our South Devon reporter John Ayres has been

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assessing the possible impact. We all know the problem ` if you don't

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purchase enough time, you run the risk of an expensive parking fine.

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Businesses are claiming that that, along with high parking charges,

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drives people away from town centres. Torbay has the weakest

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economy in the region. The new all day ticket is being widely welcomed.

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It will inspire confidence, I'm already thinking do I need some more

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staff? And I'm hoping that others will think this is a good time to

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open in Torquay, we'll open some of these empty shops. All day ticket,

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24 hours a day, you move around the whole Bay, enjoy what's in Brixham

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and Torquay, Paignton. It's brilliant. It's coming at a time

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when Torbay is having to make millions of pounds worth of cuts to

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balance the books. So can it afford to do it? It's the right time,

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because this is when people have got less money, they can't afford to

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come into town if they're paying exorbitant prices, so if we bring

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the prices down and we bring the foot fall in ` it's the right time.

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The new ?2 charge starts in November, helping both visitors and

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commuters. Although the council will have to weigh up whether it

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encourages people away from more sustainable transport. I'm sure the

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?2 all day would bring in more locals back into the town centre. I

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believe there shouldn't be any charges at all. Unfortunately, I

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think that the parking charges for Torbay particularly is a good money

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spinner. With money as tight as it is, this is a bold move by Torbay

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Council. Just doing this story today has cost me twice as much in parking

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as it will do when the new charges come in. What Torbay council's got

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to weigh up is whether over the next few months it is a big enough boost

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to the economy to be worth it. Time for the sport with the ups and downs

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from the weekend. Despite gaining a point at Huish Park, Yeovil Town

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have slipped to the bottom of the Championship. The top performance in

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League Two came from Exeter City. They thumped Scunthorpe United 4`0

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in Lincolnshire. Here's how the managers, BBC local radio and the

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fans viewed the displays. When you come up against the Brightons that

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were one game or two games away from the Premiership last year, then you

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know we mustn't be disappointed with a 0`0 result. Yes, we may be at the

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bottom of the league, but we are gaining experience, the lads are

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gaining experience against these type of teams that can keep the

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ball, they're clever, they're strong, they're fit. COMMENTATOR:

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Chips the ball forward and that's the opening goal, terrific goal!

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Shot comes in again ` what a goal! A second goal in the space of four

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second half minutes. The initial shot from Grimes, and Parkin scores.

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James on to his right foot and that is through defender and ten`man

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Hartlepool on the breakaway take the lead. We scored two last week, we

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hit the post today. Sometimes it goes for you. If you're being

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positive and trying to score goals and get into those positions, that's

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all you can ask and we know we have got the quality, because we are

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scoring. It's just today was about the other end of the pitch. You

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know, you concede eight in three games, you know you have got to do

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something about it. So fantastic clean sheet for us, especially going

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to ten. Exeter Chiefs went down to their first defeat in rugby's

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European Cup this season. A 20`16 reverse at Glasgow Warriors leaves

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pool two wide open. After two games, all the teams have won once with the

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Chiefs next coming up against reigning Champions Toulon twice in

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December. Although Exeter led 9`6 at the interval in Scotland, two quick

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tries turned the score in Glasgow's favour. Dave Ewers' late try earned

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the Chiefs a losing bonus point. Finally, it's been a promising day

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for the Sills twins in the Youth World Windsurfing championships in

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Citavecchia in Italy. Imogen and Saskia, from Lawhitton near

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Launceston, are fifth and ninth respectively after the first day's

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racing. Now despite having 11 airfields, 12 radar stations, five

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air`sea rescue units and even two secret listening posts in Devon

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during the Second World War, the RAF's service to the county has gone

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unrecognised in Exeter. Today RAF personnel joined their counterparts

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from the Navy, Army and Royal Marines to be granted the Freedom of

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the City. John Henderson reports. A proud day for Exeter, a proud day

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for the RAF. 100 airmen and women marched in to be granted the freedom

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of the city. The honour was bestowed on personnel from Brize Norton, the

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closest operational air station to Exeter. Number 2 flight. Steady. I'm

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pleased that I came today. Tremendous. But rather late in the

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day. Spit fires and hurricanes were a a common sight here in the 1940 t.

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Time for that service and more to be officially recognised. There were 11

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airfields, there were 12 radar stations and two secret listening

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posts and then there were the territorials and the royal observer

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department. So massive involvement. That involvement continues even now.

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Some of those taking part in the parade are from the region. It was a

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good turn out and it has been enjoyable. A proud moment? Yes,

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almost as my career, yes up there. Hercules provided a fly past and

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then it was on to take the salute, the RAF joining the navy, army and

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Royal Marines to become free men and women of Exeter. A teacher from

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Devon has been voted the best secondary school teacher in the

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country at an award ceremony in London. Crispin Chambers, from

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Tavistock College, has been teaching Japanese for 17 years. The judges

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who saw him teach said he was a joy to watch. In a moment, we'll be

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chatting with Crispin in the studio, but first Johnny Rutherford has this

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report. A Japanese rap, one of the fun techniques used by Crispin

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Chambers and this and other methods helped him win. From Tavistock

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college in Devon, he is Crispin Chambers. He started teaching

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Japanese 17 years ago and from the start preferred different teaching

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methods. As far as the pupil go, I'm the Sensai. And if they see me, that

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is how they refer to me. The success rate of students is high. At GCSE

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more than half consistently achieve an A or A`star. I know so many

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students who has motivated them to take Japanese into all parts of

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their live and they have embraced the language and some are living and

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working in Japan. We are thrilled and delight and proud of him. He is

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the sort of teacher that you look back on and remember fondly in those

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wow moments that are life`changing. It is easy to learn when taught

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well. Your school has a message for you. As promised Crispin is here. I

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suspect your pupils are congratulating you. Yes, they're

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saying congratulations to me. What an honour to win this award. A huge

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honour. And I'm so privileged. Why do you think you're so special, I

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know you have won awards before. What makes you such a good teacher.

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The great skill about teaching Japanese is to give students the

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confidence and belief to succeed. The belief that they can go to Japan

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and make themselves understood. I was very moved when the Japanese

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ambassador said to me, aim the am `` I am the ambassador Japan, but

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you're the ambassador of the Japanese language. What was the

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ceremony like last night, some famous faces? Very exciting. I was

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delighted to gone o' stage and meet Clare Balding. She spoke good

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Japanese. I was very surprised. I was thrilled so many supporters were

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there from Tavistock and I greeted them in Japanese. It is an unusual

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subject, but it looks great fun? Yes and it is not as difficult as people

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think. The students find it very enjoyable. They do well at GCSE. So

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they enjoy the fact that they can achieve and then take them to Japan,

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for know take students to Tokyo to experience Japanese life and the

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beauty of Japan and the generosity of the people is fantastic. And I

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have got to try... SPEAKS IN JAPANESE. Almostperson. Well done.

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`` Almost perfect. Well done. Now, a very special story of how hospital

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staff in the South West helped a young woman expelled from Uganda

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more than 40 years ago is being told by the BBC's Inside Out programme

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tonight. Hasmita Sakaria, her family and 70,000 others were kicked out of

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the country by the dictator Idi Amin more than 40 years ago. They were

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given emergency accommodation in an old army camp on Dartmoor. When they

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arrived, Hasmita could no longer hide that she was pregnant. As

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approached the doctor, said I'm pregnant. He said well, sit aside

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and we will check you. Then the nurses got together and made me sit

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down and that afternoon they rushed me to hospital. You can see more on

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that story in tonight's Inside Out, on BBC1 in just over half an hour at

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7.30. Hello I am here we are just a bit in the dark. It is time for the

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weather. Have we not paid the bill? Hopefully you can see me. It has

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been a miserable day across the South West. Not op have we had some

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`` only have we had some heavy rain, but some strong winds and the rest

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of the week is mild, but windy with heavy rain. Frost`free is perhaps

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the only good news. By the end of the week it could be very wet. We

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still have some rain around tonight and we have a weather warning. That

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rain band will be troublesome I think tonight, giving another splash

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of heavy rain, bch it Pete % out through the `` before it peters out

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tomorrow. The winds not as strong tomorrow. But we have had gusts up

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to 55mph. Some really strong busts of wind and gale force winds at the

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moment around the coasts. The driving force of this weather is a

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big area of low pressure. It's right in the middle of the Atlantic. It

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doesn't move particularly far in the next few days, but it splits into

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two and that gives us some respite on Wednesday. But we have this great

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line of wet weather creeping towards us. That will continue to journ Yip

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east `` journey east tomorrow. And then we have a brief ridge of high

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pressure for Wednesday venlt it is only ``. It is only one day. Tonight

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if you're travel, not only is it windy, but it is wet. And more wet

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weather to come tonight. The rain band steadily petering out from the

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west towards the end of the night. But we will wake up to a wet start

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and another windy night and an unusually mild night with

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temperatures around 15 degrees. Tomorrow, the rain will peter out,

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but it will take its time. By the afternoon there is a chance we will

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see sunshine breaking through, before the next line of showers

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comes into the far west of Cornwall and sweep through another blustery

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line of showers. Temperatures tomorrow good, 16 or 17 degrees.

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Cooler on the coast. Because of the breeze. That will be a strong one.

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It is a strong southernly bris, probably strongest around the Isles

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of Scilly and west Cornwall. Windy with showers through the morning.

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There is our times of high Peartest water. `` of high water.

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The wind are from the south or south`west force five to six,

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occasionally seven. Rain or showers and moderate to good visibility.

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Brighter on Wednesday. Wet and windy on Thursday and Friday. Thank you.

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That is all from us. We will have to change some light bulbs. I wonder

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how many people in the BBC that will take? Quite a few! Good evening:

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