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cooler throu'h tha weekefd btt t`e weather hs lookhng pretty good bor

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Is my wife and I have a babx on the way, and we could do without any

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added stress, as we prepare for that. It would be nice to know

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exactly where I stand. Also the problem at Dawlish. And we will

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speak to the National diving champions.

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Plymouth Hospital NHS Trust has today apologised to hundreds

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of patients awaiting a CT scan at the region's biggest hospital.

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Currently one in six are wahting longer than the mandatory

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The Trust says the delays wdre partly caused by the need to replace

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Out of the 2,534 patients w`iting, 404 of those are breaching

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We'll hear from the Trust in a moment.

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Daniel Pearce was diagnosed with cancer last year, and has h`d two

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He should be having a CT sc`n every six months, but has bden told

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he may have to wait up to an extra three months for his checkup.

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I have got to say that the `ctual treatment I have had while leeting

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with various different people within the new hospital has been stperb.

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In my opinion, it seems likd it is an issue of management, rather

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So we need to know when people are going to get treated.

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And for his wife, who is expecting their first child, it is vital they

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It is something that could come back.

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We obviously don't know when, and we are desperately hoping that

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As Dan has mentioned, we have had excellent treatment and thex are

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confident at the moment that they have got it all, but he does face

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possible radiotherapy in thd future, and with the little one on the way,

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it would be good to know whdre we stand as much as they can tdll us.

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And what the future holds, really, is an added stress that cancer

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Since we filmed this intervhew, Dan has now been offered

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Here at Derriford Hospital, they have four CT scanners, two for

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The Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust had to replace one of its

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The trust is saying this is one of the key factors for the growing

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Staff are now having to be retrained on the new piece of equipment,

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and they are also trying to recruit from within the department.

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This, though, isn't much consolation for the patients awaiting

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Heidi Davey, BBC Spotlight, Plymouth.

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Kevin Baber is the Chief Operating Officer

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I asked him what Derriford was doing to clear the backlog.

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First and foremost, we would like to say sorry to any

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patients who are currently waiting any longer than they should be

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Everyone within the imaging department are working really hard

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We run extra sessions, we are working at the weekends now, and the

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other thing that we are importantly trying to do is to outsourcd some

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activity to other providers, so that we can get on top of the backlog,

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and bring it back down to where it needs to bd.

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Much of this has come about because you had to replace a scanner that

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Could you not have foreseen back in then that there would be

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an immediate backlog, there would be a need for staff retraining,

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and could you not have put some of these contingency plans, such as

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outsourcing, into place immddiately, as you replaced the old scanner

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Again that is a fair comment to make.

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We replaced the CT scanner that was on its last legs very quickly at

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We looked to replace that activity by outsourcing, but that was not

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possible because there wasn't a suitable provider available, and

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we were caught between a rock and a hard place, because the scanner was

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unreliable, and I think we have now replaced that with

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a reliable scanner, and hopdfully that will help us going forward

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in managing the large numbers of patients that are referred to us.

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But your own notes to the board predicted that thdre would

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be a backlog month on month until at least September,

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you're not expecting to get the carry`on month by month down

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Well, that backlog is a complicated backlog,

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that is patients who were rdferred for an outpatient diagnostic who

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We are still looking to recruit radiographers to help with this

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And that is just something that you can't do overnight.

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And whilst we would love to be able to clear the backlog

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in the next couple of weeks, realistically that is not possible.

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And in the meantime, anyone who is expecting a CT scan,

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who is sitting there perhaps worrying about what the restlts

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might show, but are now havhng to wait longer than they expected,

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Well, I think if they are w`iting for a scan as part of

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their treatment with the oncology department, if they are concerned,

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they can raise those concerns with their oncologists, with the team,

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and if a patient needs to be expedited,

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then we will do everything we can to try and do that.

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OK, Kevin Baber, thank you very much indeed for joining us.

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The hospital says anyone concerned should call their patient advisory

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Network Rail is facing opposition over proposals to raise

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the height of the sea wall at Dawlish in a bid to prevdnt

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Some residents claim it'll lean an invasion of privacy

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Others though want to ensurd their properties are better protected

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Smiles all round as the railway line reopened at Dawlish

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back in April, after it was smashed to pieces in the winter storms.

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But two months on, there is a problem.

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Network Rail wants to raise the sea wall,

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where there is a popular pedestrian walkway ,to protect the lind even

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more, but many of the peopld living next to it aren't happy.

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These houses were built with the footpath at a lower levdl,

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and they have got an awful lot of glass in the front,

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And the raised footpath is going to be so close, it isgoing to be

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And this is why people like Richard are angry.

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Network Rail wants to get rhd of these steps

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and rebuild the sea wall at its full height for the whole stretch.

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When the railway line was btilt in the 1840s,

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Back then, the landowner insisted the sea wall

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was lowered so that he didn't lose see what view or his privacx.

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A few use years later, in the 1 50s, this happened, a section vulnerable

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Fast forward to February 2004, and a repeat performance,

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which is why Network Rail is adamant changes must be made.

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As far as privacy is concerned, yes there clearly is still an issue and

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what we are talking to her dngineers about now is the possibilitx that

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if we lowered the wall by a metre or so, then, we are still going to

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Obviously, the higher we buhld the wall, the better the protection

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Even this couple, whose homd overlooks the line, can't agree

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Most people wouldn't want somebody standing looking

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into their front gardens all the time, especially as the whole

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And we have had enough of people coming, the world and his

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wife coming to look at us now even though we are on a private road

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Privacy is very much a secondary issue,

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way down the list, and I don't think the structure of the wall or

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So it is back to the drawing board to find that

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compromise and still minimise the risk of this happening `gain.

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Farmers in the region claim new Govdrnment

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plans to tackle bovine TB whll severely damage their livelhhoods

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At the moment, farmers are `llowed to continue trading their hdalthy

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animals on the open market hf they keep them separate from those cattle

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But from October, the rules are going to change

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and they'll have to find another piece of land away from the farm to

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DEFRA says it''ll make the system more effective `

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but farmers claim it'll havd a severe impact on their business.

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Why can't we continue doing what we have done

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Farmers have been able to trade and it hasn't impacted

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But the new rules, the new regulations,

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We can't find isolation units five miles away, three miles awax,

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Out of hours GP services in Cornwall are to be redrawn

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when current provider Serco's contract ends next year.

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Serco is ending the arrangement early,

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It was criticised by a government committee for

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NHS Kernow says a year long interim service will be put in placd while

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it explores new ways of providing the service, which may see community

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One of the issues we have identified is the location of services

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Our community hospitals provide a very valuable resource

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for access to unplanned card, and one of the things we are looking at

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is how we can use that and be part of that integrated team, so they are

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A charity has appealed in pdrson to the Justice Secretary Chris Grayling

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to think again about the wax in which he's re`organised part of the

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Former offenders in Dorset say that they bendfited

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from being close to home before release but the government is

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now sending inmates from thd west of the county to Devon.

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The Ministry of Justice has defended the move.

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It was the streets of Dorset where he got into trouble with thd police,

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but it was the streets of Dorset he had to return to at the end

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of his sentence, so being in a jail in the same county prior to release

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For the last four months of your sentence,

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you want to be in a resettldment prison which is near to homd.

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Well, it is important because you can relate to the people

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They understood what I was on about when I was talking

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about certain places to resdttle in, to move back to, to live.

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Many offenders from Dorset used to serve their

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sentences out in the county, but Dorchester prison is now closed

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There was talk of sending all inmates to Portland, shortlx before

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their release, but the government then decided the resettlement jail

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When prison wings on Portland were originally earmarked for men from

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Dorset about to rejoin the outside world, the move was welcomed.

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The Police and Crime Commissioner said it would allow rehabilhtation

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Schemes are already in place wher young offenders are

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replaced on temporary licence in the final weeks and months.

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A charity, which has voluntders on both sides of the wall to help

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smooth the way back into society by helping people in the se`rch

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for work, for example, says the process is now much more difficult.

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They are not going to be settling, resettling, in Devon,

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They are going to go to thehr home, which is in Dorset,

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So it is misnamed, in my ophnion, because I think if you are going to

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resettle, then you are going to be in your home area,

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The Ministry of Justice says it has reviewed its network of resdttlement

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prisons, and the continuous service to rehabilitate people from custody

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But another former inmate from Dorset told me the govdrnment's

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If you had been in Devon, rather than Dorchester,

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Well, it is just too far aw`y to get the support that I need.

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Yeah, I am getting the support now from Footprints, other agencies

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Without their support I would be back

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Both ex`offenders I met are now rebuilding their lives.

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And they say being unable to come out of a local jail, whth

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Life is going great know, ydah, I have got some help, managdd to

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Getting housing was a lot e`sier, and it really helped me being

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Simon Clementson, BBC Spotlhght Dorchester.

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One of Plymouth's biggest elployers has announced that

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around a quarter of its workforce is in a potential pool for redtndancy.

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City College Plymouth says, though, it doesn't expect the final number

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It's blaming government cuts which means it's losing almost ?2 million

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from its budget for the academic year beginning in September.

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The University and College Tnion says it will work with management to

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ensure there are no compulsory redundancies.

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The six`times Olympic event rider Mary King has been banned

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from competing for two months for dangerous riding.

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Mary, from Salcombe Regis, has received two yellow cards

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within twelve months which means automatic suspension.

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Her daughter will now take Lary s rides.

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Coming up next a new chapter for a bus proving popular whth

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Plus we'll be live at the Plymouth Life Centre to catch up

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And join us later as 38 skippers take stock here in Plymouth

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at the end of the first leg of the Solitaire Du Figaro yacht race.

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Getting children to read isn't always the easiest of jobs.

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But pupils with complex needs at a school in Exeter now love

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Spotlight's John Henderson found out why when he met 13`year`old Alex

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Some of the younger children werd crying,

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but Mattie was determined not to let his feelings get the better of him.

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Alex enjoying a story in the sensory garden.

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Well, John, it looks like the clouds are coming over, so I am gohng to

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In a lower deck, there is a comfy place to browse the books

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It is just the same old routine every Friday.

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# It's Friday, Friday, got to get down on Friday. # That's

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There is complete silence on the upper deck with more young

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And we'll be able to go on the Kindles.

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This is thought to be the only library bus in the south`west.

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In all, ?20,000 of donations and volunteered effort have turned

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the double`decker into a pl`ce of learning.

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One of our most disaffected pupils, his comment to me was, everx break

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and lunchtime, he was going to be on the bus reading books.

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Which is just, you know, it is priceless.

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The bus has replaced a library that wasn't up to scratch,

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Southbridge is a special school for students with varied

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They have now got the library they deserve.

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John Henderson, BBC Spotlight, Exeter.

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This week two Plymouth teen`gers surprised the diving world

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14`year`old Matthew Dixon and 13`year`old Victoria Vincent

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both beat the adults to win their respective ten metre titles

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Today, they're back training at the Plymouth Life Centre and Brent

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Tom Daley and Sarah Barrell doing so well at the Olympics and thhngs like

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that, but the production line of talent here at Plymouth Lifd Centre

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goes on to the next generathon as well. They are Plymouth's l`test

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sporting champions. Matthew Dixon and Victoria Vincent may or may be

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14 and 13 years old, but thdy are already national senior chalpions.

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Hard at work in the life centre to date, one of their own in the life

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centre to date, one of their own all the way.

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They are both very young, and they have a lot more work to do, and when

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they are my age, thank God H will be retired, because they are going to

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be amazing. Acrobatic Matthew is followhng in

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the footsteps of a certain Tom Daley. At last week 's

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championships, he took Tom's title, as the Olympic medallist was away at

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the series in Mexico. But a national title is still a national thtle and

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that the duo are also good friends, is to say they want to be British

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diving's next big thing? Well, I am joined by everybody here now, and be

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medallist. As the ball, Matthew Dixon. Matthew, you took Tol

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Daley's title, how the bribds were you? I was very surprised. H didn't

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really think it would happen. How difficult was it to beat bobby men,

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because you are only 14? It was a hard competition, I knew it was

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going to be a tough competition I just held my nerve, and on the day,

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I didn't make any mistakes, so I am happy. Obviously you have won the

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British title now, and you have had a day to relax, has it sunk in yet,

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what is next? I am not sure if it has. We will find out tomorrow if we

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get to go to the Commonwealth Games. That is when it will sink in or not.

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We are going to Italy in two weeks time for the Junior Europeans, so

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that will be fun. Sally Fredman you are Matthew's culture. How surprised

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you? I was fairly surprised. But he was the best of the rest. Tom Daley

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obviously out of the countrx leaving the title wide open, and Matthew

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does take it with some fabulous diving. Victoria is alongside me

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know. Victoria, you moved from London. Why did you decide to do

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that? Well, I really wanted to get far in my diving, and I think it was

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a good move. So you have obviously won the gold medal today. Wdre you

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surprised as well? He still had to beat bobby adults? Everybodx was

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diving to their full potenthal. Do you think you are improving? I have

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definitely improved in my tdn metre dives, because I have got a new

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personal best by 40 points, which I think is quite good. Andy B`nks you

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are the head coach here. Thd man behind Tom Daley. These two guys

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have won national titles. How good I in the grand scheme of things. Well,

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the big guns are not here, but they got up on the board alongside the

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older young Matthew is coming up behind Tom Daley, and we have the

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girls coming up here. We have got new cultures coming along, `nd

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Plymouth is going from strength to strength. It is great. The Olympics

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in two years time will prob`bly be a little bit too soon for these guys.

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But 2020, is that what you're aiming at? It is all about the performance

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on the day. We are going to try to get through this season first, they

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have got exciting things coling up, and we will develop them, jtst as we

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have with the others. They will be in the next body trials comhng up

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the future. Thank you very luch Great medallists, great gold medals,

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and who knows? Perhaps Olympians of the future standing alongside Mehew

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tonight. Thank you. Stars to watch ott for.

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The skippers of the Solitaire du Figaro

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single`handed yacht race have been resting in Plymouth today at the end

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They've been sharing their experiences with hundreds

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Spotlight's Dave Gibbins has been to Sutton Harbour to meet some of them.

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It was quite a sight in Sutton Harbour. 38 yachts, all 30 feet in

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length, at the end of the fhrst stage of the Solitaire du Fhgaro.

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They came in yesterday afternoon with the first Briton appearing in

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Plymouth Sound. Sam Goodchild welcome some of the many

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schoolchildren aboard his y`cht They witnessed first hand what life

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is like aboard a sailing vessel Here we are on team Plymouth. It is

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very basic down here. We have our navigation, her kit bags, a bit of

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food, and that is about it. We don't have many creature comforts. We have

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one still, with food in bags that we heat up. The toilet is a bucket

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That is life on the Figaro. This is where I sleep here. We have got the

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engine head to keep us warm. The deck is not too far away. Wd don't

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sleep for more than ten or 05 minutes at a time, and all `` over a

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three day race, we get about four hours. When the sleeping happens, it

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happens here. It was quite cool It was bigger than iPod. Are excited?

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Yes, I am really looking forward to going on. It is going to be very

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exciting. Would you like to be on exciting. Would you like to be on

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the boat when it goes to Fr`nce Yes. What would you do to hdlp him?

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I would probably clean up. This boat spent four years in Portland. He

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acted as a churning assistant to the sailors. It will double my sea

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miles. It is 2000 miles over the four stages, so quite a long way. I

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am looking to do pretty well. The next leg of the race sets of early

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Saturday evening, with a further two stages to go after that. Out of the

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38 bolts here, there is one without a must. That is the winner from

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2012, which was dismasted. There is a time penalty for coming in last of

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two hours. It has been a lovely day for a school trip down to the

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water. Very nice, blue skies. The weather will be all important for

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the next stage. How looking? I think it is looking prettx good.

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We have had 20 Celsius todax. Pretty much the warmest day of the year so

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far, we may also get a degrde warmer tomorrow. Fine and warm, light winds

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and strong sunshine. We are going to see a subtle change as we move into

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the weekend, but don't be too disappointed, just a little more in

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the way of cloud. That is covering the northern half of the cotntry,

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you can see it on the satellite picture. That will float around the

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side of the area of low pressure, bringing it to work as. Not for

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tomorrow, but for Friday night and Saturday, just a little mord in the

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way of cloud. Coming in frol the east, which threatens a shower as we

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go into Saturday, but it wotld be fairly isolated. You can sed how

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thin strands of cloud are btilding up across us, but for many of us it

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has been unbroken sunshine `ll day. This was earlier today. As xou can

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see, there is virtually no clouds at all in the sky. Beautiful blue sky.

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Good visibility not just here, but also further up the coast in Devon,

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we have seen generally light winds, and plenty of warm sunshine to

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enjoy. The conditions have been almost perfect for a stroll along

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the coastline or a visit to a very pretty Devon town. Looking `t the

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detail overnight tonight, the cloud that we have seen building tp will

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very quickly fade away. For much of the night, clear skies. Maybe in the

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second half of the night, a little bit of Mr Fogg. Not much. Bx the

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time most of other going to work, it will be gone. Temperatures will more

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than eight or 10 Celsius. For many of us, a lover `` another lovely day

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tomorrow. Temperatures up to 19 or 20 Celsius by the afternoon, and in

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the strong sunshine, we will see those temperatures climb evdn

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higher. Just a little bit of cloud coming from the Irish Sea. This is

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as we move towards the end of the afternoon, but that will blot out

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the sunshine as we head tow`rds the early evening. 23 Celsius possible

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tomorrow. Possibly even a ddgree or so warmer than that. By the Isles of

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Scilly, fine and 12. A quick look at the times of high water. Not a good

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deal of Sir. The maximum I can see is about three feet, dependhng on

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the state of the tide. The temperatures of between 14 `nd 5

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Celsius, so BC is getting w`rmer. Here we have the coastal waters

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Generally fair with good visibility. As I mentioned, on Saturday there

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will be more cloud around. There may well be a shower in parts of

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Somerset and Dorset and Devon. But most of us, and another lovdly day.

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Just a little bit cooler. It generally quite a lot of on Sunday,

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but still dry, and the fine weather returns on Monday of next wdek,

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probably sticking with us all of next week too. At the good dvening.

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Thank you. That is from us tonight. We will be back tomorrow night at

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the usual time of 6:30 p.m.. I will be back later with the late those at

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ten p.m.. Goodbye.

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