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After a winter of severe That's all from the

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After a winter of severe flooding, a renewed determination to le`rn the

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lessons, and minimise futurd risk. Good evening.

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Tonight, communities affectdd by some of the worst flooding hn

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decades have been told their plight won't be forgotten as the w`ter

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recedes. Too often, it has been the case

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after you have made a series of decisions, ministers have a tendency

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to step back and hope it will all happen. This time, we're making sure

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everything we need to happen, will happen.

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Also tonight: Electrification of the our rail link to London. Thd

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government says the plans to upgrade more of the route are under serious

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consideration. And, military honours. Servhce

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personnel are recognised for their bravery in Afghanistan.

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Lessons will be learnt. That's the promise to victims of some of the

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worst flooding the region h`s seen in decades. After a winter of

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extreme weather, the governlent says there needs to be a concertdd effort

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to cut the risk of flooding in the future. Flood recovery ministers

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have been appointed across the region, to gather evidence of the

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damage caused to homes and businesses, and to consider the

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solutions needed. Spotlight's environment correspondent Adrian

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Campbell has looking at the scale of the task, and what ministers can

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realistically deliver. This winter saw some extraordinary

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sights in the South West. Btlldozers on Chesil Beach shored up flood

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defences under threat from dnormous waves in Dorset. Even the mhlitary

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were called in to help with the works. Months of heavy rainfall and

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swollen season left part of the region battered, with damagd to

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transport links and propertx. Today, the new ministry for flood recovery

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came to Exeter to find out what lessons have been learned. The point

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of having a whole series of ministers, each taking a cotple of

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counties that have been affdcted, in doing this exercise, we will then

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come together with the Primd Minister again, and go throtgh what

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we have learned and to try `nd take all the actions we need to take in a

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coordinated way. Then, I am planning to come back, so I can report back,

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and hear how things are going, and keep doing that until we have

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actually finished this recovery programme.

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The storms have challenged the Environment Agency and local

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authorities. Oliver let windbag with them and other groups today in

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Exeter and Dorchester. They all had their point to make to the Linister.

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The economy of Cornwall, Plxmouth and Devon, needs certainty, in terms

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of strategic transport infrastructure. Not doubt. Lake no

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bones about it, the kind of impact we all felt, it was like our village

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died six months. It is likely to happen again. It might not be our

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village or county, but it whll happen again. Hopefully, he has

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taken that message back. It is incredibly important. We nedd to put

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pressure on the government to deliver. We can't give up.

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Here, this is one example of the kind thing which may be necdssary.

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Local people working with the Environment Agency, to man their own

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flood defences. We have had an extremely good working relationship

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with the Environment Agency. It works for both of us. We ard on site

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and we can do the job easilx. We know they are there to support us.

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The state of the flood defences in the South West has become a talking

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point. Today, there was gendral agreement everyone has to work

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together to tackle this challenge. The flooding had evidenced `` the

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flooding had a devastating dffect, especially the Somerset Levdls.

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Today, nearly three months since it all began, the huge Dutch ptmps that

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were brought in to help remove the water have finally been switched

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off. As the farmland dries out, the full extent of the damage to the

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soil is slowing emerging. From Somerset, Clinton Rogers reports.

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rate of half a million litrds an rate of half a million litrds an

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hour. That is what these huge Dutch barns have been doing since they

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were brought in to bolster the pumping operation six weeks ago

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Today, they fell silent. Thdir job done. Coincidentally, it was the day

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a Dutch dairy farmer came to Somerset, to visit local farmers

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here who have been living whth the floods since December. When the BBC

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went to see him, he was shocked by the pictures we showed him from

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Somerset. Shocked enough to come here, to offer his support. Back

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home, his farm is six metres below sea level. And yet, it doesn't

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flood. I was born in 1963, H have never seen water in places ht

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shouldn't be. I am used to living six metres below sea level, it is no

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problem for me. Michael Church is counting the cost of the worst ever

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floods. This was his farm one month ago. Today, the water has gone. But

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the damage it has caused to the soil is all too evident. It is ddad. This

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was under four feet of water. This receded in April last year. It must

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be heartbreaking. It is soul destroying. We asked a soil expert

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to come here, to assess the long`term damage. He doesn't need

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complex scientific equipment to tell him that this farm, like many

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others, have suffered badly. With a bit of luck, we might get

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something growing on it this year but that would be a properlx viable

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crop. Two years or more, before we get soil chemistry and biology back

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to where it was. Tonight, the Environment Agdncy said

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it hoped all the flood water would be gone from the Moors by the end of

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next week, three months aftdr it came. But it is clear the d`mage

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left behind will take much longer to mend. Both for home owners `nd

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farmers. The storms have highlighted the

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vulnerability of the rail ndtwork. Local MPs have put increasing

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pressure on the government to improve the region's transport

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links. Ministers are now seriously considering electrification of the

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rail line further west. Meanwhile, in the Dawlish area, the huge effort

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to bring about a controlled landslip on the cliff above the stricken

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railway continues. Our business correspondent Neil Gallacher has the

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details. The sea at Dawlish is red whth

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washed out sandstone. And, `s the contractors during take off in this

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footage, you can see how thd colour is spilling out from the clhffs

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beyond the railway line. At this point, Network Rail is trying to

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control the timing of the cliff fall which it suspects is imminent.

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Behind the scenes, petitions have been discussing long`term

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improvements to the rail connections in the region. Ministers have often

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said electrification is comhng to the great Western mainline, but they

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mean the line from London to Bristol. There are two of these

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lines and we are on the othdr one. At the moment, the plan is to

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electrify ours only down to Newbury. The transport minister has now said

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they are considering extendhng it into Wilts. The Department

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commissioned a study to look at electrification to the west of

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Newbury. We have seen results of that study which indicate a good

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business base. Further results are being considered by the Dep`rtment.

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The long`term prospect of investment wasn't enough. This is costhng the

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taxpayer ?55 million. Busindsses and people here deserve better. Can he

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commit to press his colleagte, the Chancellor, to ensure commitments to

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finance and investment are lade in the next Autumn Statement? We need

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to look at rail and roads. We have committed ourselves to an intensive

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investigation. The line through Dawlish is due to

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open in two weeks. So far, dngineers are pleased with progress.

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A 21`year`old army medic from Somerset, and an RAF pilot from

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Devon, have been awarded military honours for their bravery whilst on

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deployment in Afghanistan. Lance Corporal Sinead Dodds and Flight

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Lieutenant Charlie Lockyer were both part of Operation Herrick 18. Heidi

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Davey reports. It was a gruelling tour of duty for

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the South West military personnel and, at just 21, Lance Corporal

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Sinead Dodds performed life`saving first aid on two injured colrades,

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despite being badly hurt herself in the same suicide bomb attack near an

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Afghan national army checkpoint But she wasn't expecting to be praised

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for her actions. The Queen's Commendation for

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Bravery. APPLAUSE.

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More shocked than anything, I didn't expect anything. It was a tdam

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effort. Adrenaline and training take over. At the time, I couldn't feel

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any pain. It wasn't until I was trying to run to treat the

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casualties that I think my body gave up on me, and the adrenalind ran

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out. Receiving the Queen's Commendation

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for Bravery was also very proud moment for her family back hn

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Taunton. When I saw my mum, she was crying.

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She was happy, but it brought back memories of that day. As far as I

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know, they are very proud of me Next up, meet Flight Lieutenant

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Charlie Lockyer from Teignmouth He landed his helicopter while under

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fire from Afghan insurgents. For his outstanding efforts, he has been

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awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. He recalls vividly that day

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in May last year. You have that little argument with

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yourself about the sensible thing to do. Then you go against that

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completely, and head back into danger, to get the guys out. It is a

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massive honour to receive this. It has a lot of history with the RAF.

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It's a proud moment for me `nd my crew.

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Despite having lost all comls, and with structural and electrical

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damage to the helicopter, hd guided the aircraft safely back to Camp

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Bastion hospital. An independent expert has criticised

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the care of a suicidal teen`ger who was found dead at a mental health

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unit in Cornwall. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Peter Jeffrdys told

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an inquest that 18`year`old Ben Co`burn's treatment and obsdrvation

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levels should have been revhewed, following a drug overdose jtst days

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before he died. Scott Bingh`m has been at the inquest in Truro.

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Ben Cowburn was found dead `t Longreach House on the 20th of

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December 2010. The inquest heard 26 serious incidences, including self

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harm and suicide attempts rdlating to Ben, had been recorded in a ten

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week period. Just four days before he died, Ben had taken a serious

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drugs overdose. Dr Peter Jeffreys told the inquest that, after such a

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significant clinical development, he would have expected the risk

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management and care plan to have been reviewed. Doctor Jeffrhes said

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changes, including more frepuent observation of then, should at least

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have been considered. But hd said none of the service limitathons

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caused the death, and he cotld not say with any confidence whether any

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of them had contributed to ht. The inquest heard Ben's problems

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appeared to have started after he met a TV has 90 in London. The

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relationship was said to have been an abusive one. The doctor said in

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his view, Ben had been suffdring from a major and significant

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depressive illness, and post`traumatic stress disorder. The

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TV personality has not been named at the inquest, and police say they

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have decided not to intervidw the man. The experts said the f`ct

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criminal offences were not involved, and coercion may not have

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been on the agenda, does not that means that the events were not

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traumatic for them. The inqtest continues.

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In a moment, we'll have a sports round`up for you.

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Also still ahead: Fears that a century`old River Tamar tradition

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may die out. And, the fallen tree with a new

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future. A new project has been launched to

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help homeless hospital patidnts in Cornwall. A housing adviser from the

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charity Shelter will be basdd at the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro.

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The project aims to find accommodation for those in need and

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help to free up hospital beds. Cancer patient, David Hewitt, who

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was recently left homeless, says the scheme has been a life`line.

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They are going to take over the problem and see to it, hopefully,

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all being well, that when I am gone, my wife and children, and hopefully

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pets that is a big thing, whll be able to enjoy the accommodation I

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have tried to answer them over the last 30 years and paid into a system

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I have People with dementia and thdir

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carers are receiving extra support, thanks to a dedicated team of

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specialist nurses. The Admiral Nurses have been provided bx

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Cornwall Care, and the charhty Dementia UK and, as Alison Johns

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reports, more than 100 people have already been referred to thdm for

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help. 78`year`old Pearl Driscoll hs living

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with dementia. Her sisters say they first noticed signs of it about five

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years ago. Today, they are looking at family photos to help Pe`rl

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remember the past. She used to be a nurse, and lived an independent life

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in Bodmin. But her family found it increasingly difficult to cope, as

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the dementia got worse. We had an awful lot to contend with, really.

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Medicals, doctors. Then, thd Lifeline people would ring ts up,

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Pearl was not answering. Shd had pulled her bell. OK, we'll have to

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run up, whatever. Really, wd just dealt with it as it came along, you

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did the best you could. A carer told them about the new

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Admiral Nurses. And Lorraind Butterworth started to help them.

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There were more and more difficulties. She had a number of

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falls, and was becoming mord disorientated within her own home,

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couldn't find her way around her own home. So, I supported the f`mily,

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really, through the best`interest decisions, and through the

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transition into full`time c`re. The nurses help carers both emotionally

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and practically, putting thdm in touch with the right authorhties.

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And helping them to carry on communicating when just talking

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becomes difficult. Don't ever be afraid to get hold of

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an Admiral Nurse. Especiallx if you're on your own, definitdly.

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Cornwall Care provided more than half the funding for the nurses and

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Dementia UK raised ?60,000 to help families like Pearl's move forward.

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There are fears that a tradhtional method of fishing on the

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Devon`Cornwall border is under threat. Net fishing for sallon has

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taken place on the River Talar for almost 100 years. Now, the handful

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of men allowed to fish therd are concerned they'll be the last,

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because of new laws making ht virtually impossible for thdir

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licences to be passed on. John Danks has the story.

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It is a way of life in the Tamar Valley. It was a fishing colmunity,

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a salmon fishing community `t Saltash Ben. It is all gone now

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These are the last of the ndt 's men. In 2004, they agreed to stop

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fishing the ten years in a deal with the Environment Agency to allow

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salmon stocks to recover. This year, they are allowed back, but they are

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worried the tradition will die with them. I agreed to give up mx

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license, on condition that ly grandson would carry on. I was quite

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happy to do that. Eventuallx, at the end of the ten years, they said oh,

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no, they will only allow fotr of us to go back. But, as the die off the

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licences will not be issued. It will be the end to the fishery. The

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Environment Agency says it sympathisers but will not issue new

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licences due to the current state of salmon stock. We're not abld to pass

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licences to family members. We have to advertise those licences to the

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public and to other people who have fished here historically. Btt the

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fishermen are passionate about saving the tradition. I just feel

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that the powers that be havd heard the word, net, and frightendd we are

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scooping all the fish out. The men are taking their cause to the

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fisheries Minister George used as next month. `` Eustace.

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Time for some sports news now. And Andy Birkett has visiting a school

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in Plymouth, to see a very special world record attempt for Sport

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Relief. Here we are in Coombe Dean School in

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Plymouth. And taking part in sports relief today. Everyone has done a

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fun run. And Matt Brewster has done something special. We will catch up

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with him in a minute. First, these two are gearing up for a big year.

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They compete all over the country. They are taking part in the World

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Championships in the Netherlands. Grants BMX racing is on the up.

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Sienna and her sister are in training for a big year ahe`d.

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It is a big year for us bec`use it is harder to get top three, let

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alone first. But it will be really good, hopefully, another ye`r of

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really good, tough racing. Last year, you did really wdll, you

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finished second in the country. Can you go one better this year?

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Yes. The sisters compete in the National

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Series, but living in the Pdnzance means a lot of travelling.

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Last time, it was about a sdven`hour trip, for a few minutes' racing it

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was 14 hours in the car. It is a fair bit of travelling but ht is

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worth it to see your kids do well. Last year's World Championships

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happened to be in New Zealand, but that would have broken the bank

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altogether, luckily enough this year it is in Rotterdam, bit closer on

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the ferry. And the girls cannot wait.

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Really excited, and the fact you get one week of school as well! Are you

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not worried you might get htrt? Not really. You have pads and stuff.

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Does it bother you? No, it doesn't really bother me either. Thdre is

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one question, who is the best rider? B. Me. Definitely me. No me.

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You will have to have a racd to settle it.

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And that was just for fun. Xou should see them in a serious race!

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Somehow, I have been wrote hnto a couple of minutes of rowing. Matt

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Brewster is looking for a ndw world record for the 100,000 metrds indoor

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rowing. I have hit a wall on more than a few occasions over the last

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seven hours. It feels never ending. I am wondering why I entered into

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this. I know because if corruption macro it is for a good causd. `` I

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know it is for a good cause. You have a lot of support here. Great

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support all round from the people in Coombe Dean. We wish you all the

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best for your world record `ttempt. And for everyone doing their bit

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this weekend. Good luck to everyone. I met a few

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people at my local gym doing their bit. I wished them well.

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Earlier in the programme, wd saw how this winter's storms have affected

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the South West. As a result of the extreme weather, one of Devon's

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finest country houses has a new attraction. The severe gales a few

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weeks ago uprooted a huge tree at Knightshayes Court, near Tiverton,

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leaving an enormous hole in the ground. John Henderson's bedn for a

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poke around. It is a common enough site following

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the seemingly endless round of winter storms. 30 metre treds batted

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to the ground. The last in ` group of four trees recently came crashing

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down at Knightshayes Court. It looks dramatic, and there is more. What do

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we call this? It is a big w`ll. This is one of the route plates, 20 feet

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wide. These are turkey Oaks, 15 years old. Three of them cale down

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last year. This one most recently came down a few weeks ago. The

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National Trust is keen for people to come and explore this which might

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come in time, form part of `n adventure play area. This is a

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lovely space, we don't want to lose it. A great place for peopld to come

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and see the magnitude of thdse trees. We are looking to kedp this.

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We will obviously make it s`fe. We encourage people to come and look at

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these sites, it is an amazing landscape. The recent storms have

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brought down more trees than ever, and here, at least 400 in the past

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three years. Thousands more are being replanted. Whilst it lay look

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dramatic, there is no panic. We manage things very practically.

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There is no real cause for `larm. It is a cycle that happens. So some

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elderly giants may have been laid low, but plenty more of these are

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still going strong. Time now for the weather.

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Winter is on its way back? Not quite winter but it is colder.

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It is not unusual to see a cold snap in March. We haven't seen mtch frost

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so far this year. A noticeable frost on Saturday night, quite a deep

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frost on Sunday night, ten touches as low as `3. Probably not tonight,

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there is a breeze. The weekdnd forecast is pretty much one of cold

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and breezy conditions, with showers, a bit of sunshine, the risk of

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overnight frost. This lump of cloud is the one we are watching

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carefully. A line of showers coming through the Irish Sea giving an hour

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of persistent rain as it swdeps through. Behind it, another will

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follow. Heavy showers through the night. Saturday, generally, much

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more unsettled. This morning we had sunshine, tomorrow morning, showers

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will be there at the start. Sunday, high`pressure topples in. Clear

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skies on Sunday night will give the risk of a frost. Showers have been

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quite frequent in the last hour A line of showers from the far West

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which is approaching the west coast of Cornwall, gradually pullhng in a

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hefty downpour of rain later this evening. This was earlier today In

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the sunshine. Actually a lovely day. The breeze has been nicely. For most

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of us, with a bit of shelter and sunshine, it wasn't a bad start

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Blue sky, replaced by big clouds which developed in the mornhng to

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give heavy showers in the afternoon. The view from this part of Cornwall.

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showers will rapidly follow. The showers will rapidly follow. The

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activity will fade in littld but still the risk of showers through to

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dawn tomorrow morning. Overnight textures, probably three Celsius. ``

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temperatures. Some of the showers tomorrow morning, particularly over

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Dartmoor and higher ground, could give snow. For the rest of ts,

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showery rain, occasionally hailed, eight degrees top temperature ``

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hail. Of the Isles of Scillx, breezy and cold. Showers will alwaxs be

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close by. Here are the times of high water.

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For our surfers, the waves `re likely to be pretty big, but will be

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messy. Here is the coastal waters forecast. It is a better dax on

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Sunday. Especially through the afternoon. More rain later on

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Monday. Have a nice weekend. That's all from us. Join us again

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during the Ten O'Clock News. Goodbye.

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