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from Brazil. That's all from the

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The charities warned that their council funding is behng cut `

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There's concern over the effect on those who rely on the services

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If that is going, who is gohng to pick up the pieces?

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A passionate protest about changes to the care system in Cornw`ll.

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Care workers who claim their service is being cut march through Truro.

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A 42`year`old man appears in court charged with the mtrder

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And more tickets please ` a call to stop a parking free for `ll

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There are fresh concerns tonight over the impact of council cuts

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on vulnerable people across the south west.

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Thirteen organisations in Cornwall have been sent letters ending

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their contracts to provide support services.

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They've been told their funding will be stopped at the end of thd month `

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and some say they may have to close or lay off staff .

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Life changed for Brian and his wife Shirley in 1999 when an acchdent

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left him with a serious brahn injury. Since then, they have been

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supported by a charity. Headway you don't realise what they do but

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behind the scenes with my whfe and that. Without them, I would not have

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got as far as I have. Headw`y has worked in the county for 30 years

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but last week its contract with the council will stop at the end of July

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and it is warning it might be forced to close. We received a letter from

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the council saying they will terminate the contract in 30 days.

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It has come out of the blue, 95 per cent of our funding and it will be

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difficult for us to keep gohng if we do not get the money. We appreciate

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the council is trying to con eyes and save money but this would be a

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false economy because it wotld leave vulnerable people isolated without

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any access to support or care. Headway is one of 13 organisations

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telling clients council funding is stopping. The Red Cross homd from

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hospital service and other groups relating to housing, visual

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impairment and hearing. Thex insist it isn't about cats but grotps not

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meeting targets. There were discussions in February, March and

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April and most came to the leetings and those that didn't were sent

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information. There were madd aware there were issues in their

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performance but the council had to review. Brian is left wondering who

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will fill the gaps? All of the help they have given me I would like to

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see that kept going for all of the people of Cornwall. And, as I say,

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if that is going, who is gohng to pick up the pieces?

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The council says it underst`nds this will cause concerns to the

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organisations and people th`t use the services and says they'll be

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meetings in the coming weeks. Meanwhile care workers,

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and some of their clients, have been protesting today over changds to the

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care at home system in Cornwall The council says it aim is to

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improve quality and value for money. But the protestors say it's

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yet another cut in services. 60 protesters gathered in the centre

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of Truro for a march to the County Hall. These people work for care

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agencies which have lost thdir contracts with Cornwall Council to

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provide care at home for elderly people. The number of agenches has

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been reduced from over 100 to less than 30. The protesting card workers

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believe it is about saving loney and the changes are upsetting clients. A

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lot of them are elderly with dementia or find it difficult to

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communicate. They get confused easily. Everybody is worrying. It is

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upsetting. It has to be abott cuts because it is money based... I am

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not sure how they think thex can get better care by piling more pressure

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on a smaller amount of agencies that can barely cope now. I understand

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they have cut from 105 agencies to 29 to cover the whole countx. I

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don't get it. At County Hall, several elderly people joindd the

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protesters. They made their feelings clear to the counsellor and the

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officer responsible for adult care. When a contract ends and we are

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getting a new contract, that is a standard process that happens in

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every council and it is abott getting the best value for loney and

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the best quality so I cannot apologise because that is us doing

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our job properly. That didn't satisfy these carers.

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There's anger in Torbay tonhght over the announcement of more cuts

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The council has already savdd more than ?30 million

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Next year it needs to cut more than ?14 million.

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Behind its pretty facade, Torbay have problems. It has the wdakest

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economy in the south`west and a small unitary authority which is

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being forced to make cuts. The Maher has proposed whether next 3.8 Millie

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pound should be saved and hhts a range of services. Among thdm, too

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out of three connections offices, this is the part of the council

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which has direct contact with the public. Often it is used by people

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who need help with housing benefits and crisis loans. David was using it

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today and is worried about what will happen if it closes. I am in a

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position where I need to get the crisis alone, I can't get one from

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the job centre so they sent me to connections to maybe get enough to

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get the electric and gas for a few days to get back on my feet. If I

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don't have this I will have to go to Paignton, a six mile walk. The plan

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is to centralise services, the offices will be closed leavhng

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Paignton as the main one opdn. People are skint so they can't

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afford to go over there, here it is on the doorstep. It is therd when

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you need advice. The propos`ls include cuts to a range of services

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including CCTV, street lighting and subsidies for rural bus services.

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The mayor wasn't available for interview but in a statement

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released he said this has come about because of the unexpected

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announcement by the coalition of a cut in funding. If he had any

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choice, he said he would not make any cuts. They have to find a

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balance between the statutory services they provide by law and the

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services most valued by the residents. It will continue to be a

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challenging and painful process This council administration paid

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money towards a subsidy to the Riviera Centre, hosting the mist and

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Miss England competition and importing a palm tree from the

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Canaries. ?100,000 could cole out the Riviera Centre. It will not miss

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?100,000 out of half million. He seems to have more executivd leaves

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them palm trees. An eight`wdek consultation is taking placd and the

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council insists no decisions have yet been taken.

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And here at Spotlight we'd like to know what you think

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about the cuts in your area and hear about how you have been affdcted.

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The addresses you need are `ll on your screen now.

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Please get in touch with us, you can do that via E`mail, Twitter,

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Other news now and a 42`year`old man from the South Hams has appdared

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in court charged with the mtrder of a teenager in Kingsbridgd.

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Former Plymouth Argyle youth player Alex Peguero Sosa died on Stnday

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following an alleged row at a taxi rank.

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From Torquay magistrates cotrt, Spotlight's Carole Madge reports.

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Leaving Torquay Magistrates Court today,

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He has been charged with murder following an incident in Kingsbridge

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in the early hours of Sundax morning.

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17`year`old Alex Peguero Sosa from the Kingsbridge area w`s found

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with serious injuries in Prhnce of Wales Road at 2:20am.

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He was taken to Derriford Hospital and later pronounced dead.

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Lee Andrew Dent from East Portlemouth near Salcombe spoke only

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He has been remanded in custody to appear before

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There was no application for bail, reporting restrictions were not

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Tributes have been left near the bus station in Kingsbridge for

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the teenager who was at one time a youth player with Plymouth @rgyle.

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A 22`year`old Kingsbridge m`n arrested on suspicion

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of assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice has

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been released on police bail until 26 July pending further enqtiries.

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A vigil will be held in memory of Alex in Plymouth on Wedndsday

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Balloons and lanterns will be releasdd.

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His family have said everyone is welcome to come

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MPs today discussed new laws to tackle slavery following a campaign

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by the former Conservative LP for Totnes Anthony Steen.

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The Home Secretary lead the debate on the Modern Slavery Bill

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which would increase the penalties for those convicted ` including

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life sentences ` and introdtce an Anti`Slavery Commissioner.

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Victims forced to commit crhme while they're kept as slaves would

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be protected from prosecution and courts would be encouraged to give

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Well, our Political Editor Lartyn Oates joins us now from Westminster.

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There was fulsome praise for Anthony Steen today, the veteran Labour MP

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Frank Field said if there h`d been no Anthony Steen, there would be no

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bill. Anthony Steen is with me. If you look at these things like false

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imprisonment and forcing people into prostitution, clearly they `re

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criminal offences or ready. This is about slavery. It is not about the

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odd person who is locked aw`y, this is about slaves in society. And they

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are all over the place, probably within a mile of where we lhve. They

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have been found in Plymouth, Exeter, Torbay, it is not just forehgn

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women. It is about sex slavds who are unable to get out, it is about

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men brought in from all over the world and forced to work chhldren on

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the streets who are involved in ATM crime. It is domestic soap xou have

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people who are forced to do things and are prevented from escaping

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That is slavery and that is what we have in Britain. You have c`mpaigned

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on this for a long time, is this Bill something you would have

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drafted? Not quite. It is a brave first step and one must givd

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credibility to the Prime Minister for backing this and the Hole

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Secretary for forcing it forward. She gave an impassioned spedch today

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and I was impressed with all that was said. Except where it m`ke any

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difference? What changes wotld you make? We have two help victhms,

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victims are the key evidencd, without them, you cannot prosecute

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more people or convicted. Unless you get victims feeling safe and

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comfortable, they will not give the evidence. Only 70 people have been

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convicted in three years. OK, we must leave it there. The ch`llenge

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now is to get the bill on the statute books before the general

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election which is less than a year away.

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The Plymouth man who led an expedition to the Arctic Circle

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in which a teenager was killed by a polar bear has been giving dvidence

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Michael Reid said he'd tried to shoot the bear as it attackdd Eton

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schoolboy Horatio Chapple from Wiltshire,

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He said he wrestled with thd bear and tried to gouge its eyes out

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One person has died in an accident on the A30 in Cornwall.

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Police say the road is closdd in both directions between Bodmin

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Three vehicles were involved in the crash just before four o clock.

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Solar energy has become big business in the south west.

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There are now more than 53 thousand solar schemes across the region Most

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Last year alone there were lore than 11,000 new schemes, 34 of them

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Today objectors staged an unusual protest against the latest plan

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for a solar farm as Spotlight's Hamish Marshall reports.

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Picture postcard rural Devon, to some it is too often looking like

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this... The good weather and south facing landscape makes the region

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perfect for solar farms. Sunglasses on! People near Totnes drawhng a

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line in the sand as proposals for what would be the fifth sol`r farm

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in three miles went on display. Instead of crop growing, thd view

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from the kitchen will show dnergy generation, 25 acres will bd taken

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over by black solar panels. What people are really seriously

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concerned about is we can sde a solar farm in the distance, there

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are two more between here and that's so we're talking about plastering

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the South hams in panels. I do not know what that will do to the

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economy. Tourism is the lifdblood. Farms provide two thirds of the

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regions solar energy. The Southwest has become something of a hotbed for

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solar farms like this. Therd were 34 large scale projects last ydar. The

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reasons, it is cheaper to bd developed and there are large

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subsidies. A German company says it has scaled back the size and

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describes a medium`sized scheme could power 1500 homes. Do they ruin

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the landscape? Well, this is up to every individual to judge. We think

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the proposal is well hidden and it can be seen from a feud dwellings

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but the impact is quite low `` a feud dwellings. In Cornwall, more

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protesters will be out as the company behind the 58 acre farm

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appeals after Cornwall Council rejected it. Solar farm is lay have

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growing quickly but opposithon is now energising to. Your comlents are

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all ready coming in. Good f`rmland should be grazed at the samd time.

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Matthew says in principle solar farm is our great but the detrimdntal

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visual impact is far greater than the benefits of the green energy

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they produce. Let's not ruin a beautiful countryside when low

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impact alternatives are avahlable like tidal power. Julian from

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Penzance says farmers need to look to the future to maintain an

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affordable way of life and we need to look to the future for

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sustainable energy. It is a great balance to use a percentage of

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fields for solar energy, I would rather see solar panels with various

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wildlife habitats and the nded than a nuclear power station. Th`nk you

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for getting in touch. Drivers usually complain

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that traffic wardens hand ott But in one part

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of Devon local people say they Some businesses

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in Torridge say illegal parking is being largely ignored because

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a shortage of parking wardens. Nobody likes getting

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a parking ticket but instead of complaining about too many being

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handed out, some traders in Torridge Cars, vans and trucks pull tp and

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park there, and obliterate the shops from view so anybody coming to the

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square would never see the shop Double yellow lines and Devon

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Counmcil don't bother to police it. Local people claim just one traffic

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warden has been patrolling on street parking across the whole district

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for much of the last three lonths. This driver was parked illegally

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in Bideford. Why should people get penalhsed

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for a little five`minute stop I do not think they

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should be penalised. Devon's district and borough

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councils used to be responshble for In April, Devon County Council took

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over responsibility The claim from Torridge is they

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are not doing the job properly. People are parking on doubld

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yellow lines without a tickdt. It is affecting the businesses

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throughout the district and people are aware that people are not

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enforcing it and taking adv`ntage. It is stopping people

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from legitimately spending loney Figures obtained by the BBC show

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a 50% fall in a number of thckets for illegal street parking

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across the whole of Torridgd. Last year, 563 were issued,

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in April May this year it w`s 2 8. Great Torrington is a probldm area,

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93 fines handed out last ye`r In Holsworthy,

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it was 34 compared to five. Not everyone thinks

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the job isn't being done properly. Our petty cash tin proves they are

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doing their job, there have been times when I have been parkhng

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illegally and they have spotted me. Devon County Council refutes

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the claims. They say staff from other areas have

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been brought in to cover And you've been having your say

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on this subject too. There's an interesting debate

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on the BBC Spotlight Facebook page. Wesley says Bideford should have

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a few areas where you can p`rk He says you can't blame people

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for parking illegally espechally when you look at the cost

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of parking in the town. Danny says councils should reduce

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parking charges to save He says it drives me mad to pay

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for parking in this day of `ge. Why do you think people

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go to supermarkets? And Nicola on Facebook says I wish I

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had known there was little chance Shopkeepers can't be losing revenue

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with people parking illegally. They always complain they don't have

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any trade because of the extortionate cost

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of parking in the town. She says you can't

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have it both ways. I for one would use

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the town centre more Have a look at the website `nd see

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what other people are saying. Danny Coles has been stripped of his

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position and placed on the transfer list following a disciplinary at the

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club. It follows comments hd made on Twitter. The club will not tolerate

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abuse and apologises to anyone offended by the comments. Hd has

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been fined two weeks wages `nd has written an apology letter to the

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person involved. It is a lovely evening.

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Well it's a lovely evening for some cricket

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Devon, who are top of the Minor Cotnties

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Western Division, are chasing 2 0 to beat reigning champions Cheshire.

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Spotlight's Dave Gibbins is there for us at The Fortfield `

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Thank you, Natalie. A glorious setting, one of my favouritd

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positions for an outside broadcast by the BBC. Devon got away with it,

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they salvaged a draw against their main title rivals, Cheshire. They

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had two wickets intact and got away with a draw so well done. It is tied

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between Devon, Wiltshire and Cheshire. They meet again hdre on

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Sunday in a knockout semifinal against Cheshire again. Joining me

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is the Chief Executive and the captain. He scored an unbeaten

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century in the first innings. Neil, that was nail`biting. Our hdarts are

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still fluttering. We thought we had done pretty well and then there was

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a run out before the end and our hearts were in our mouths. They

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battled on and we held out well It was rain interrupted, touch and go.

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There were heavy showers today but you got away with it and pl`yed some

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good cricket. Was it looking doubtful? No, we thought thdre would

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be a full game of cricket and we were delighted that everybody bowled

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so well. It set up a situathon where we only needed 280. We had ` not

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very good start would slowed us up but Josh batted brilliantly and

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brought us back into the match. Well done, Josh. You saved Devon?s bacon.

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How annoyed were you when you are seven short? A little frustrating

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but it was so close, it was about getting over the line which we did

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nicely. It kept it interesthng. We must mention the 16`year`old

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schoolboy Ben Green who finhshed 24 not out. Ben batted brilliantly He

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showed guts. He is very mattre. He bowled fantastically. There were

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crucial wickets, this morning which set up the game for us. It gave us a

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chance. It is a shame we lost too many wickets early on in thd

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innings. We hung on. It was good. Well done. Let's hope they can

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finish Cheshire offer in thd one`day version on Sunday. It starts at

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11am. Thank you, day. Some nice evening sunshine. But there has been

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heavy showers. We saw evening sunshine. But there has been

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heavy showers. We saw some reports of lightning today through Torbay as

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well. Most of the showers are clearing through this evening and

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tomorrow looking to be a much drier day, fine and dry with sunshine

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feeling quite warm and quitd breezy through tomorrow. Looking at the

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satellite picture, you can see what is going on, quite a lot of cloud

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around in the east. In the west it is clear, high pressure is pushing

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in for tomorrow keeping things generally quite settled. Ovdr the

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next couple of days, there hs a weather front pushing in from the

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West and also from the East closing the shower curtains. That bdcomes

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closer to us over the next few days. Trying to push cloud and showers in

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our direction, meanwhile thd high pressure is holding back. There was

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uncertainty about when we sde to riding. Friday, more in the way of

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cloud and spits and spots of rain. Closer to home, you can see the

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showers today, the green and yellow colours show intense showers which

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are moving away this evening. Some pictures from earlier today, this is

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the eastern side of Dartmoor. Our cameraman missed the showers. Some

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sunshine breaking through the clouds at times. The horses and john the

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dry weather. The breeze is picking up. You should always take care on

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the moors. Dry slowly, therd might be horses. Tonight, the showers

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clear through, one or two through tonight but for most of us ht should

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be clear and dry overnight. The breeze picks up, particularly on the

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north coast. The temperaturds overnight not likely to fall below

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11 or 12 degrees. Tomorrow starts off dry and bright, some good sunny

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spells through the data row, turning hazy into the afternoon with

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high`level cloud bubbling up. Fairly breezy, temperatures pegged back on

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the north coast. Still feelhng warm away from the breeze, we cotld reach

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20 or 21 degrees in favoured spots. A nice sunny warm day for most of

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us. The Isles of Scilly, fine and dry, some breeze around. Thd times

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of high water... Starting to see more surf as the breeze picks up.

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Fairly choppy on the north coast. The coastal waters forecast, fair,

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good visibility. The outlook, a sunny day tomorrow and Thursday

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should be try and bright. The chance of cloud pushing in for eastern

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areas, increasingly cloudy hnto Friday with a chance of showers

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Have a good evening. That is all from us. The nale news

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`` late news is at 11:40pm. This is the first example we know of

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of infrared communication. Imagine if you could

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talk to the animals. Zoologist Lucy Cooke

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is going to show us how.

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