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The widow who lost her entire family in a crash says the police need to

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learn lessons from her tragedy. Good evening. The family car was hit

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by a taxi driver who was thought to be suicidal. In an emotional

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statement the only survivor says she's lost everything. I loved being

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her mum, and I loved being a wife. But my hope is that the police

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service will learn from this study. More on that story in a moment. Also

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tonight: A reprieve for the region's only airlink.

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The service will now continue until October, but doubt remains over its

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longer term future. And the Council accused of breaching

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health and safety laws after the death of a pensioner in Exeter.

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A woman who lost her husband, son and unborn daughter in an horrific

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car crash last summer in Torquay has blamed the police service for the

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way they dealt with the case. Elber Twomey said her wonderful life ended

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after a suicidal taxi driver deliberately drove into their car

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while he was being followed by the police. This report by Spotlight's

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Janine Jansen contains flash photography. On the 6th of July last

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year, the suicidal packs a driver deliberately drove into the car

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coming from the opposite direction on the 8080 in Turkey. The Polish

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driver, a 20 sexual, was arrested but died. `` a 26`year`old will stop

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in the other car was a family. Elber Twomey was the only survivor. She

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lost her unborn daughter, her son and ten months after the accident,

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her husband also died from his injuries. This policeman was

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following the driver just before the crash. With a high risk missing

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person and had to be stopped. The coroner said he carried out his

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duties in an exemplary fashion and followed police guidelines. But

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Elber Twomey disagrees. I believe that following a speed with flashing

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lights, Deeside and learning and the hand gestures panicked the driver

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and caused him to do what he did. I do blame the police service. I am

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convinced that the police service needs to review their handling of

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how they deal with a missing person who is known to have left a suicide

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note. On this occasion police operated entirely in line with

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nationally agreed procedures and training. This has further been

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evidenced in the independent report. Was the circumstances of this tragic

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incident have not identified any issues with our training and

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procedures be continuously review our response and CDs incidents in

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order to update our training where appropriate. That has had a

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devastating impact on the policing community. We join the police to

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protect and serve the public and the wondrous others' outcome. It was a

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tragedy that affected the whole wheat station. I loved being a mum,

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and I loved being a wife. But I hope is that the police service will

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learn from our horrific story, that they could be appropriate policies

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and training in place and how to deal with the driver who has

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expressed an intention to commit suicide. After all, we have all

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learned that the vehicle can be used as a lethal weapon. Please, God,

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these can be put in place before in another innocent family has to

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experience such complete loss, total heartbreak and extreme tragedy.

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Elber Twomey ending that report. A stay of execution has been granted

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tonight for the south west's only airlink to London. The daily Newquay

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to Gatwick service was due to stop next spring, but a deal has been

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done to keep Flybe running a London service until the autumn. However

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the company has warned that after that the service will need public

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money if it's to survive. Our business correspondent Neil

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Gallacher reports. For once, some good news about the

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region's only a link to London. We had been told that Flybe were

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dropping this route from people, no video port has struck a deal with

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them to keep them flying until October. It is a stopgap, keeping

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the link going until it is hoped and expected that government subsidy

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will be `` will become available. Ten Maxi that it cannot work without

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subsidy. This is the route that without public subsidy is not

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sustainable. If you look at Scotland in some parts of Wales, there are

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public subsidised routes that keep those passengers on the move. I

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think London and the DFT needs to seriously look at their commitment

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to be balancing the economy and let's see what they can come up with

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by October. All eyes on October next year, Cornwall already knows the

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route is eligible for something the government subsidy, the question is,

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will it be enough money to pay for a proper site clean in the proper

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London airport? Does the council accepted his elegant `` it is an

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anxiety that the subsidy could only be enough to pay for a link to

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somewhere like Southend? It is, at the moment they have said it as a

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London airport, not a specific airport, but we believe we have the

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facts and figures paint Gatwick as being the airport that we want to be

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will be working with our MPs to make sure we can lobby government to get

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Gatwick as the named airport. Rates now, the main reaction is simple

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relief that the service will not stop after all this coming spring.

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It is important for us as with hunters for where we are based. Many

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of our customers come from London and lie on being able to get up and

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back very, so using an aeroplane is very important. Long`term questions

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in unanswered but at least there will still be a daily air link to

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the `` to Gatwick. That is crucial. Neil is in Newquay for us know. Why

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the change of heart from Flybe that they will carry on until October?

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Cornwall Council's airport has cut them a favourable deal, also there

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have been some extra landing spot freed up at Gatwick lately and Flybe

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themselves have had a recent change of management. That may be

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associated with the change of mind. To Flybe hope to be the company who

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carry on with the route when the subsidies become available? A black

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there is no `` there is no doubt that there will be in LA on the

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subsidies high enough. The building will be given this work without

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public tender prices. How unusual is this idea of the subsidy? It is

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really unusual, it is the first thing that the aviation subsidy like

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this will have been used in England. The already have them on routes such

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as Shetland into Edinburgh, between Anglesey in Cardiff, but within

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England it is unheard of. We are talking about several million pounds

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being given for a period of at least four years. It is like what happens

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in the real ways. The first time in aviation and that is a recognition

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of how peripheral Cornwall is at how unusual important air link is to the

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local college. Exeter City Council was today

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accused of breaching health and safety laws following the death of a

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pensioner. 80`year`old Dorothy Stevens drowned while trying to get

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off the Butts Ferry at Exeter Quay in 2010. Prosecutors say the

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handrail and steps, where people get on and off the ferry, were unsafe.

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From Exeter Crown Court, Hamish Marshall reports.

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The ferry has been part of life at Exeter chief for more than three

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centuries. It carries up to 30,000 people each year but the death of

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one passenger has left Exeter City Council in court. Dorothy Stevens

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was 80, she lived at Silverton and suffered from arthritis in her

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hands, joint and rates me. She walked with a stick and in July 2010

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she travelled into Exeter with her daughter and granddaughter. In a

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statement read to the court, Mrs Stevens's. , Gillian, said that when

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they arrived they decided not to use the ferry to cross the river because

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the steps were too steep, but on the way back it started to rain so to

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save time to use it. Mrs Stevens struggles to admit the steps as she

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got the ferry, a rocking stick broke and she fell into the river.

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Mrs Stevens `` where Mrs Stevens, who couldn't swim, drowned, looks

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very different today. The jury were told that there are

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two key elements to this case. Firstly the steepness of the steps

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and also the different heights. And the fact that the fact that he had

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real but not go to the steps. The prosecution said this was inadequate

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to deal with the risk of someone falling into the water.

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Exeter City Council denies failing to ensure the steps where as safe as

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reasonably practical. These `` the case continues.

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The latest round of cuts to vital public services in the south west

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will be examined tonight. Torbay council is holding a public meeting

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after proposing ?22 million worth of savings. Our home affairs

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correspondent Simon Hall is at the venue, the bay's Riviera Centre.

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Torbay is the latest authority in the region to warn of painful

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spending cuts, to also one of the impact they could have on services.

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And indeed to ask for public help in dealing with them. With events like

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the meeting tonight. After 27 years of addiction, Terry

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has finally beaten everyone. He was helped by a local project, but it

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faces losing all of its funding under the budget cuts. Its future is

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uncertain. Saved my life, it has saved money. That's the bottom line.

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If that is what it is coming money, I am living proof that this project

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has saved this council money. If it is lost,

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has saved this council money. If it and ruined. It will be a travesty,

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there will be many more people out there committing crime, more victims

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of crime. More people in and out of prison in hospital. Torbay Council

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must save ?22 million over the next two years. That is in addition to

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?19 million worth of cuts that have already been made. Services which

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could suffer include support for people with learning difficulties,

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sheltered housing for older people, libraries, citizens advice bureau

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is, to listen and road maintenance and organisations fighting drug and

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alcohol addiction. We can find the money or save the money or save some

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of these services I am very willing to listen. Very willing to take into

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account people's views on these issues. That is why we are having

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this night. It is one of the most difficult decisions this council

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will ever have to make on the financial side, probably in its

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history. That is why I want people to be well and truly educated as to

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why we are doing this. A public consultation into the proposed cuts

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to the services in Derby is now underway.

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The Maher told me earlier on that snaked's meeting is an important

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part of the consultation. It will run for a couple of months. The

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final decision on where the cuts will fall will be made in February

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and we will have a full report on the meeting in her News at 1025.

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Some news in brief, and armed police are dealing with a reported firearms

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incident in Barnstaple. The stand and Castle Street have been cordoned

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off. Police are concerned about the man in the property. People ask to

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avoid ENE. The BBC has learnt that the European

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Commission is to investigate a deal to secure the future of the new

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nuclear power station at Hinkley C in Somerset. The Commission will be

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looking into whether the price the government will pay for the

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electricity breaches guidelines on subsidies. Today the Commons'

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Environmental Audit Committee also said it believed the government was

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subsidising energy. Wessex Water has announced that

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customer bills will go down in real terms over the next six years. The

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water company, which covers parts of Somerset and Dorset, plans to keep

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bills below inflation. An announcement by the government

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today has brought the possibility of a badger cull in Devon and Cornwall

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a step closer. The Environment Secretary told MPs the pilot cull in

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Gloucestershire had removed less than 40% of the animals, but still

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claimed it was a "significant achievement". We're joined now by

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our Political editor Martyn Oates. This is a much lower figure than the

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government was aiming for, isn't it? Yes, originally the government

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following its own scientific advice said that 70% of badgers in any

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given area needed to be called and that it fell short of that targets

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there was a risk that the disease could be made worse by Badger groups

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being disrupted and spreading bovine key further afield. Figures have

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fallen short in the Somerset area and Gloucestershire, we now know

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that in Gloucestershire it is hugely short. Opponents say the government

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has filled under its own criteria, it is probably making disease worse

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and it should stop. The Environment Secretary has said we can expect

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long`term benefits in terms of disease reduction after four years

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of sustained culling. Can we take it from that that the culling will

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continue? It has been decided that in the pilot areas culling will

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continue for the next three years, the big question is whether it is

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extended further afield. Opponents are expected to take advice from an

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independent panel and decide early in the New Year. Deaf as the

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potential for new licences to be offered.

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There are serious concerns the horticultural industry in the South

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West could face labour shortages when Romania and Bulgaria become

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full members of the EU next year. The Government is scrapping a scheme

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which brought thousands of seasonal labourers from outside the EU to

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work on the region's farms. Spotlight's Anna Varle reports. The

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signs of early spring. These are the first daffodils to win at this farm.

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For ten years, workers from Bulgaria and Rumania have picked here under

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the seasonal agricultural workers scheme. But all that is about to

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change. Under the scheme, people from Bulgaria and Rumania are

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allowed to work in agriculture in the UK for up to six months. The

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account for one third of Britain's seasonal workforce on farms and fill

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more than 1000 jobs in this region alone last year. This is being

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scrapped in January when both countries become full members of the

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new. The concern is that those currently working on the land will

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leave for jobs elsewhere and without a source this is hard to replace.

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This is a short`sighted move, this was something that worked well for

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us. In 23 years time we will go back to where we years ago when we were

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screaming that he could not get enough labour to do the article to

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the dogs. We all think we will be back to that again. `` horticultural

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type jobs. These men have been working on farms here for years and

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believe there will still be plenty of people who want the work. I have

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found in my country and when I talk the hour looking for a job on the

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field. They are looking for farms. The Home Office see there is little

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evidence that the supply of seasonal labour will decline in the next one

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or two years and we want to encourage employers to recruit from

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the UK. Farming bodies claim this is a short`sighted move which has the

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potential to seriously damage the fresh fruit and vegetable sector in

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this country. Plymouth diver Tom Daley has been

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praised as a role model for other young people over his decision to

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announce he is in a relationship with another man. The Gay Rights

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group Stonewall described the YouTube video, in which he made the

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announcement, as moving and inspiring. We'll be talking to

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Stonewall in a moment, but first Spotlight's Jenny Walrond reports on

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some of the other reaction to Tom's comments.

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This morning's announcement came in a video posted on his YouTube

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channel. I met someone and they make me feel so happy, so see and

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everything just feels great. And that someone... As a guide. The news

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quickly spread through social media with widespread messages of support

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from other people in sport. Former England footballer Gary Lineker

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tweeted, delighted that can't really is happy in his new relationship.

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Well done for sharing. Edward Lord, chairman of the amateur swimming

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Association said, to be one of the first British Olympic athletes to

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come out and very brave. In his announcement, Tom question is

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whether it is a big deal that he is in a relationship with a man. To

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many it would be, but it is still rare for sports men and women to be

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openly gay. Tom's coach said it will not affect his performance. Has made

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the statement and Tom being Tom, makes the situation normal life gets

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on with the job. He is diving very well. Something the announcement

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will have a dramatic positive impact on other gay and bisexual people. It

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is incredibly brave, to speak so personally about himself, a time in

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the world where people have lots of differences of opinions and will

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have a difference of opinion about it. I think it is massive and I

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think it is a good job in brief for him to be so open and honest. This

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afternoon, Tom thanked his fans for their support saying he is

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overwhelmed and that it means the world to him.

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Earlier I spoke to James Taylor, from the lesbian, gay and bisexual

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charity, Stonewall. I began by asking him for his reaction to Tom

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Daley's statement. We at Stonewall think it is hugely

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positive, it is hugely inspiring and a moving slowly to hear Tom, out in

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his own terms, his own time and his own way. You say it is moving and

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positive but don't you think it is sad in 2013 that's like these and

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sports stars still have to come out and it makes the news? I think it

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demonstrates how much they're still is to do to really change the hearts

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and minds in society around attitudes towards lesbian, gay and

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bisexual people. What can be done to change attitudes? There is a lot we

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can do, today we have seen a hugely inspirational role model, I think

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demonstrating to many of the hundreds of thousands of young

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lesbian gay and bisexual people across the world that it is OK to be

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yourself and it is OK to talk about it and it can feel good to talk

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about it. Will this help other people in a similar situation? We at

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Stonewall certainly hope so. Their research shows unfortunately that

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more than half of young lesbian gay and bisexual people still experience

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homophobic wing in Britain's schools, it has a huge impact on

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their well`being and arts stops them from coming out and also the not

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able to talk to anyone about it. I hope today's message and also the

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support of many thousands of people across social media and in the news

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will demonstrate that it is OK to be yourself. I was going to say exactly

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that, he has had a lot of support. Should he prepared himself for

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negativity? , he has, which is why I think his video was courageous. He

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is a sports person with the best years of his sport ahead of him and

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he should be applauded for coming out and talking about it. Thank you.

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Time for the sport. Beavers here. Despite scoring two tries to none,

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Exeter Chiefs still couldn't beat Bath at the tenth attempt, going

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down 21`16 in rugby's Premiership. Although lock Damian Welch, in the

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first half and Australian Dean Mumm, in the second, scored Exeter's

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tries, it was the kicking of George Ford which turned it Bath's way. His

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six penalties and a drop goal maintained Bath's hex on the Chiefs.

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Yeovil Town produced a stunning 3`0 win at Watford to move off the

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bottom of football's Championship. Byron Webster and loan debutant

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Ishmael Miller put the Glovers on their way at Vicarage Road, before

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Joe Edwards put the gloss on a terrific display to set them up for

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Blackpool at Huish Park tomorrow night. None of the Devon sides won

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in League Two. Plymouth Argyle's eight match unbeaten run was ended

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by an early Burton Albion goal at Home Park. Exeter City twice had to

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peg back Bury at St James Park in a two`all draw. Dave Wheeler's first

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goal for City and Tom Nicholls rescued a point, while the pressure

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is building on Torquay United manager Alan Knill after a three`one

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reverse at Scunthorpe which sent them down to the bottom of the

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Football League. They've now won only once in their last twelve

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outings in the league and cup. Plymouth College's Olympic and World

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champion swimmer Ruta Meilutyte has increased her years tally of gold

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medals to ten. The 16`year`old Lithuanian is competing for England

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in the World Schools' Championship in Brazil. She's won gold in the 50

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metre breaststroke with two events to go this week.

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Finally, it's time to meet the second of the finalists you've

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nominated as the unsung sporting hero in the South West. Those people

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who make sure sports clubs and organisations run smoothly. Today,

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it's two people. Rob Phillips and Chris Hewitt both coach the youth

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teams at the Por`treath Surf Life Saving Club. Spotlight's John Ayres

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has been to meet them. It is a sport that is closely

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related to surfing and is placed in a magnificent setting. During

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winter, the life`savers train in the river and pool. Many of these people

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are lifeguards. The sport helps them hone their life`saving skills. You

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will make the sport does drive the standard much higher, higher than

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just meeting the spectators that are required. With the competition it

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had a lot of skills and techniques. The club is among the best, the only

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British club to win the European Championships at senior level, and

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ten times national winners. As well as being involved with that, Rob and

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Chris spent hours coaching youth teams in all conditions. It is not

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necessarily the warmest, they will be out on January and February

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Sunday skis, putting themselves out there. That is something I admire

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them for because I know I would not necessarily what to do that. The Mac

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just cats that as it enters the water. I honestly believe that this

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is so challenging to them and the way forward for them. Hundreds of

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people pass through the Kings, the youth team on the national title and

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on top of that they use these skills to save lives locally.

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Let's look at the weather. Not much change, it will get cold

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briefly but despite what you might have read in the newspapers at, last

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until June. Just the end of the week. It will get less cold into the

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weekend. A bit of a change this weekend, it has been clinically past

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couple of days with cloud that has been stubborn in places but for

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tomorrow before you make some brightness. The main change will

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come as Justin has pointed out later in the week and somewhat colder. We

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will see some fostering and also it will become quite windy, especially

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on Thursday. Once we moved to the end of the week in Italy became the

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high pressure comes back in the temperatures start to rise. What of

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cloud on the satellite picture as you can see, there is an area of

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high pressure coming most of the country but trapped within a

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business layer of cloud that has been very stubborn today, a few

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spots of drizzle yesterday. The cloud will not move very far over

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the next 24 hours and by the time we get the middle of the data model

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dehydration is still there along the cloud. This weather front will bring

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a change, into Wednesday. That it is clear air and brighter conditions

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and the possibility on Wednesday of some frost. Then a new area of low

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pressure moves across northern Scotland and equal the United

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Kingdom on Thursday will become windy. That satellite picture sums

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up the cloud structure we have seen today, there has hardly been any

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breaks in the cloud and nothing will change overnight. The exception

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perhaps of parts of East Devon, up into Somerset and Dorset. Here there

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is a possibility of some clear sky and mist and fog forming. That is

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uncertain but if they do form they will be stubborn to move out of the

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way. We will see will temperatures in the same area of around two or

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three degrees. Tomorrow the cloud is stubborn, the method if it hangs

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around will be slow to clear and that is all part of Somerset could

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be cold to model with light wind and temperatures getting up to around

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four or five degrees. We will still keep a lot of cloud with some

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spirits of drizzle now and then. That is the story be hell for the

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Isles of Scilly. Light wind, rather cloudy and dull. Times of high

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water, 4:55am in 17:20pm. Not much for our surfers, it has been

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disappointing with similar weather but to model gives a very low with

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hate and the poster waters forecast the winds are quiet. It will be

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quite fair and the risk of drivel. He got in the temperatures on

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Thursday, when the showers for the tops of the mirrors and then warming

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up by Friday. Thank you very much. That's all from

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us. Goodbye. We are back same time same place tomorrow.

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