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Welcome to Spotlight. news teams where you are.

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They humiliated, beat and threatened to kill their victims -

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but today, a gang who traffhcked eastern European slaves to houses

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in Plymouth to become slaves, have all been found guilty.

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We'll be live outside court with further details in a moment.

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Also tonight: From the Jungle of Calais to rural Devon -

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more than 20 child migrants have been brought to this respitd centre.

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We'll have reaction from the local community.

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One man's unusual response to a cancelled operation -

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he decided to carry out his own amputation.

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And knocked off her bike - why this woman now believes

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all cyclists should be made to wear a helmet.

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A gang who imported Eastern European slaves to the UK have been found

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guilty of trafficking chargds after a two-month trial

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The gang made hundreds of thousands of pounds by forcing mentally ill,

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homeless and unemployed people into slavery in Devon and Cornwall.

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Five Czech nationals - two men and three woman -

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all from the same family, trafficked their victims to work

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in factories, car washes, and domestic slavery.

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The victims, who were brought to Plymouth from the Czech Republic,

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were beaten, punched and told they would be killed

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They had all denied conspiracy to traffic

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They will be sentenced here on Friday.

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Our home affairs correspondent Simon Hall has

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The gang's victims were forced to sleep in cupboards and g`rages,

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They were even charged a potnd a time to use the toilet.

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This note demanding payment was stuck to the door.

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Most of the victims' earnings were kept by the gang.

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Here one member brandishes some of the money she has just whthdrawn

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It was shocking the terms and conditions they were kept under,

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but I think the interesting thing within this case was the control.

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The organised crime that took away their access to fundamdntal

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rights and fundamental access to money, to food,

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It was that control that was really concerning.

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Victims were trafficked by the gang from the Czech Republic

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They were then forced into domestic slavery, cleaning, cooking

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and doing laundry, or to work in factories and car washes.

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They were also told to shoplift and commit benefit fraud

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Police estimate dozens of mdn were trafficked over

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a period of several years, making the gang hundreds

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In their enquiries across Plymouth and much of Devon and Cornw`ll,

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the police found victims were being forced to work 12 hours

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a day, six days a week, but given only pocket money to live on.

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Some were that a hungry they were seen foraging in bins

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for food while members of the gang wore designer clothes.

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The gang were also happy to humiliate their victims,

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making them sleep next to expensive toys they'd bought for their

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children and wash their cars until they were spotless ushng only

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Ruzena Tancosova was the le`der of the gangm described

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Petr Tancos was the muscle, using a baseball bat to ass`ult

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Nela Dzurkova helped transport the victims and take

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Martin Tancos was responsible for finding victims

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Katerina Kurejova housed thd victims and helped to control them.

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They were certainly living `n easy life on other people's monex.

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They were happy to do that, they were happy to exploit these

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people, they were happy to let them slip through their fingers `nd move

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It is the cynicism which seems really quite hard

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for us to understand, but it was definitely going on.

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The family were finally caught in a series of police raids when two

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victims went to the authorities to try to escape.

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It is a mark of the gang's ruthlessness and the cynicism that

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all their victims were vulndrable - drug addicts, alcoholics

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Well, Devon and Cornwall's Chief Constable is the National

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Police Lead for tackling modern day slavery.

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I asked him what he thought about the case in Plymouth.

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It is particularly serious, it is a borrowed, but sadly it is pretty

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normal for this type of slavery There are similarities chewdd child

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sexual abuse. When we hear of historic abuse and we hear how young

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children believe this is normal we have to accept human beer Olympics,

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respond to this submission `nd they don't behave how you and I would

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behave. What is your extent of this going on? You say this is not the

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only case and no one should be surprised to note there are similar

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situations going on. I would envisage there are dozens of cases

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in Devon and Cornwall and they are all there because we do not report

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information. We've the police have not looked effectively. We have to

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raise our game but equally we have to go looking for this. We have to

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hunt down the slaves in a w`y that is ethical and within the l`w but we

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give community intelligence and also putting more dedicated assets into

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this, because trafficking htman beings is not about foreign

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nationals, it is about people. It is someone's mother, son, fathdr,

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daughter that is being subjtgated in a way that we have not seen since

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Roman times. It is inhumane and these are the communities in Devon

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and Cornwall who have steppdd this is not acceptable. This is ` place

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where modern slavery does not happen. It is unlikely that a

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victims have easy access to television to seek this tonhght but

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if they are watching and living in terror and fear about reporting it,

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what would you say to that? You may come from a country where the police

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are not trusted, I understand that. There are in the medium grotps that

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you can look at, if you havd access to a phone, there are interlediaries

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you can talk to. If you can get to a phone, please try one by ond that

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even if it is a case of slipping a note to a neighbour, get thd message

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across to someone you see in the street and that's why I talk to the

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public, the eyes and ears of 1. million people are more effdctive

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than my 3000 officers, but H understand to that person, xou don't

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have the confidence, we will try to reach out to you but if you get that

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chance, walk away and we will help you get justice, get safety and

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recover your life. A severed foot has been found

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in woods near Truro. Police officers in Cornwall are now

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searching for a body. A walking boot containing

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the remains was discovered by a dog walker in Nansvallen Woods last

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Thursday evening. Spotlight's David George

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has been to the scene. The footpath here through the woods

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remains closed as police officers continue their search

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of this whole area. Over the weekend they found

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what they described as further items Locals say the woods are often used

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as a campsite by homeless pdople. Near here the woods are bordered

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by the main Penzance The police are linking the grim

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discovery to a missing person, 39-year-old Lee Gilbert who was last

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seen at Truro railway station Police officers say that

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despite the nature of this find they don't believe there ard any

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suspicious circumstances. They also say the Cornwall

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coroner has been informed. The first child migrants

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from the Jungle camp in Cal`is have started to arrive

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at an accommodation 20 males under the age of 18 arrived

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by coach at a respite centrd Devon County Council says up to 70

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are expected altogether. And Cornwall Council has confirmed

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it will take ten child From the depths of the Jungle camp

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of northern France to the tranquillity of North Devon. At

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three in the morning, 20 chhld migrants arrived at a temporary

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respite centre. These children are in a pretty poor state and so they

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need all the help they can get to make sure they are fit to move on to

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some relatives. That is the endgame. Devon County Council is asshsting

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the Home Office which is organising and paying for the resettlelent It

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got off to a controversial start when some question the age of the

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migrants. The MP for the arda said he spoke to the Home Secret`ry

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personally. I am assured th`t these children will have been scrdened,

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they will not be is expected of being over 18, any suspected will be

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retained in London, they will not be coming to Dublin. Torrington is the

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nearest town to the temporary centre which could take up to 70 children.

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I came as an immigrant myself and was welcomed with open arms, not

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merely from a traumatic background but please, more should be welcome,

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we have room here. With young children, I don't have a problem but

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if they are young men that `re coming here to work here and to reap

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benefits system, that is wrong. It emerged that Cornwall Counchl has

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agreed to take some child mhgrants. We have been in negotiations with

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the Home Office and South Wdst councils and we will take up to

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1016-17 -year-olds. In the next few days, more child migrants whll be

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arriving in North Devon. Now to a story of a Devon m`n

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who says he became so desperate he took an extreme decision

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after his operation to have his toes Paul Dibbins needed the operation

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because of diabetes-related He waited four days for an operation

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but then it was cancelled. I told them I was going

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to discharge myself. "We can't stop you going hole,

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but you will be back in herd He was scared he would lose his leg

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if any infection His fear drove him to cut

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the infected toes off at hole. The surgeon said

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Paul did a good job. What I had done, it all

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healed really nicely. Although I was mad in his opinion

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to have tackled it myself at home, And you can find exactly wh`t Paul

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did and how he coped, when he talks to the BBC's

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Inside Out team. This week's programme presented

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by Jemma Woodman follows Later in the programme: The first

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in a series of reports about some of the region's lesser known

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but successful businesses. Plus in the sport, the controversy

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surrounding the manager's A woman who was seriously injured

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when she was knocked off her tandem during a charity ride though Devon

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is calling for helmets to bd Lisa Bennett from Somerset

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says her helmet saved her lhfe. Figures from Devon and Cornwall

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police show a 20% increase in cyclists injured in Devon last

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year, compared to six years ago But not everyone thinks makhng

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people wear helmets is the `nswer. Harriet Bradshaw has been hdaring

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the arguments for and against. I have flashbacks to it, recurring

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nightmares that make it hard to sleep. I am in constant pain with my

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back. These will all heal over time thankfully. Three months ago, Lisa

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Bennett was hit the tandem here Were cycling down this road, five

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miles per hour on Sunday morning. The next thing is, a car has hit

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you, throwing you into the `ir. You don't stand a chance, you are at its

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mercy, landing on the ground, slashing your head on the concrete.

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There is a big crack there. She is now campaigning for helmets to

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become compulsory for all cxclists. That would have been my head,

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without a shadow of a doubt. But with changing the law make `

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difference? In Jersey, children under 14 must wear a helmet. Here it

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is not unusual to see an adtlt cycling without an helmet btt a

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child without one really st`nds out. This law has been in place for

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almost two years. No child has ever been prosecuted but the law was

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never about convicting them. It was about convincing them. It is a good

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move, it is very difficult to police but on the whole, it is needed and

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will save lives. Back in Exdter others are not convinced. M`ny

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organisations oppose compulsion because the over all benefits are

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negative. We want people to cycle and if more are put off cycling

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because helmets are compulsory, the overall health impact is bad. But we

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can do this instantly, we c`n protect people instantly. Whth

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cycling more popular but injuries increasing, cycle safety will be at

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the forefront of many minds. One of the region's fastest growing

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manufacturers is among the companies benefiting from the slump

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in the pound. European Springs and Pressings

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in Cornwall were already expanding, but the fall in sterling has now

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boosted their exports. Manufacturing across the region

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is now worth around ?13 billion creating around 8% of

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the region's jobs. Well, all this week we'll bd looking

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at the some of the less well-known manufacturing companies

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which contribute to the loc`l economy but are low-profile,

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usually under the radar. Neil Gallacher has this report

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from the Springs factory in Redruth. If ever there was a company that

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does what it says on the tin, it is European Springs and

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Pressings. They make springs and wire shapes

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from a third of a millimetrd thick They employ 160 people

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across three sites nationwide, A former graduate trainee

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at Rolls-Royce and a designdr In his time here, European springs

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have gone from an ?800,000 operation All of this sprang from

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humble beginnings. They started life as

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Perranporth Springs and Washers We were a very small

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factory in Perranporth, I think five or six of us,

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maybe getting out a very Obviously now it is completdly

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different, but we need to expand, We've moved here three,

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four years ago and we're running These are the kind of job

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opportunities Cornwall needs to develop its economy away

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from low-paid seasonal work. Employment here often turns

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out to be an education. That there is more than just bed

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springs and more than just springs There are springs from

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just this big to... There are so many springs

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and springs are everywhere. Their main market is automotive

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but they are also in products from iPhones to medical equhpment

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and their springs are in bins. This is a story about local

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manufacturing in Cornwall. Curver, who are literally a couple

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of hundred yards away from where we are now,

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approached us to help them we decide the spring in this bin

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and we are now there main And what about the other

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B word, Brexit? At the moment the effect has been

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positive in the sense that the exchange rate has come

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down, so we are effectively much more competitive a manufacttrer

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that we were a couple of months ago On the flip side of that,

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our raw materials are coming in from Europe and the far dast

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and those have gone up, so it is a balancing act but that

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effect is generally good for us at the moment,

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but I don't think it This firm is increasingly

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high profile, recently coloured springs to tension

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the fabric canopies that kedp West Ham fans dry at the former

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Olympic Stadium and supplying window displays

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by liberty of London. Spring really do get almost

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everywhere. We will be looking at more

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south-west businesses through the week.

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It's time for the sport now and Natalie and Andy

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are here with a summary of what s been happening over the weekend

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Exeter City supporters have voted to ask the club to renegoti`te

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the contract of manager Paul Tisdale.

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The League Two club are owndd by their fans through

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the Exeter City Supporters Trust and passed the motion

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Andy Birkett's been following the story.

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So it this the beginning of the end of one of football's

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Who knows? It is no secret that sections of the crowd have been

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calling for Paul Tisdale to go. The board says a motion was table and

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approved to get some claritx on what his existing contract is unwanted to

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find out if there is a notice period they can activate. So they can

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renegotiate a deal benefici`l to him and the club. I am not sure how Paul

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Tisdale has reacted to this news. Quite a complicated situation. I am

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guessing not helped by another poor result at home at the weekend.

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Another defeat at Saint Jamds Park. They keep on coming. You wotld be

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hard pressed to blame the m`nager. To make matters worse, they got in

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each other's way and left it to the Cambridge striker. A few minutes

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later there was another goal. After ten minutes, they were 2-0 down

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They have only won twice in the league in the last few months. Club

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legend has it that back in 0914 they're well-documented tour to

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South America, one of the players, Dickie Pimm, came back with a

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souvenir, a parrot that livdd a very happy, long life at Saint J`mes Park

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but when he did die, he was buried at the way goal and. What followed

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was a horrendous play off form. Things got so bad, the body was

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exhumed and they hoped that would change their fortunes. Youth think

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there might be a sparrow at the little and still? Hope not. Better

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news elsewhere. Wins for Yeovil and Plymouth Argyle who extend their

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lead at the top to four points. When you're bottom of the ldague,

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this is the last thing you need The Newport keeper was

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given his marching orders for bringing down Jordan Sldw,

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leaving Graham Carey to put A wonder strike to bring

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the home side back into it. That was as good as it got

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for the hosts. Graham Carey went the other way

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with his second penalty. With Newport pushing

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for an equaliser, Jordan Sldw found himself in acres of space

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to make it three. That is 12 games

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unbeaten now for Argyle. Yeovil Town are on a run

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of their own. Matt Dolan's superb free kick

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the difference between the sides. That is three wins on the bounce

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for The Glovers who are now one A couple of good wins there but

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changing sport, not brilliant news for the Chiefs. Another tight game

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but another defeat. But for Baxter will be happier. The game against

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Clermont, he felt the players heads dropped. At least in Ulster when

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they did concede this try, they fought back and did really well and

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gave them a chance to win. Puite an exciting end to it. Brilliant end to

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the game. Gareth scored a bdautiful job role. -- drop goal. When things

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are not going your way, this happens. Ulster went home whth that

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win and sadly their chance of getting out of the Champions Cup

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group had a big blow. Rob is hoping this will kick-start their season.

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They have Bath on Sunday. All they can do is hope that is an

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improvement and keep on going. And finally, thanks to everxone

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who put forward nominations We've had a fantastic response

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and will start to wade Now it's time for a look at the

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weather and it became decidddly autumnal over the weekend. The wind

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got up and all the leaves c`me down all in one go but hopefully things

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will improve as the week gods on because it is half term for a lot of

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people. David, we are looking for that awful range shot to disappear

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behind you. I have not used a rain warning graphic for it seems like

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weeks. What want a though. For good reason because we have the

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combination of heavy rain, they have been going since last might and

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leaves coming off the trees blocking up the drains, so the chancd of the

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few big puddles around over the next few hours as well as more hdavy rain

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in the form of showers across Devon and Cornwall, and it is causing

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problems on the roads. Along with that, low cloud and mist and that is

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the reason why the Met office have issued a warning about this heavy

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rain. Tomorrow it is much brighter. There may well be a lot of list

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around, a few showers but they are fairly isolated. A lot brighter for

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most of us. As we move throtgh this week, high pressure coming back

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Last week we had the key easterly winds. This week the high-pressure

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in a slightly different place. We have a fair amount of cloud cover in

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south-western England now. The weather front trickles away and

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splits one line of showers disappears to the east, the remnants

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moving further away from us and what we are left with is a ridge of high

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pressure which comes in for the middle of the week and it is this

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which is around for most of this week, probably the weekend `nd next

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week or so. We see westerly winds rather than easterly winds. This is

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the picture for Thursday. Whth those wins coming in off the LMT, a modern

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feel. A fair amount of cloud but by the weekend, high-pressure becomes

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quite strong. It settles thhngs quite down, more autumnal wdather

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with mist and fog in the night-time and some sunshine during thd

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daytime. This evening, the rain we have seen is still around and is

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still giving some pretty torrential downpours. Gradually migrathng

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northwards and a lot of the heavy showers drifting towards London

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What we are left with is a lot of low cloud, very murky, mistx

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conditions. Temperature is no lower than between eight and 10 ddgrees. A

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mild start. And then we will start to see things brighten up. There is

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just the chance of a nicely to chat, but most of the day is dry compare

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to what we have seen today. Temperatures will be higher than

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they have been today, up to 40 or 50 degrees. Quite a nice day for the

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Isles of Scilly, fine and dry with sunshine. Times of high watdr. - 14

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or 15 degrees. Not much for our surface. The waves are pretty small

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now. For the coastal waters forecast, it is quiet, vari`ble

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winds, eventually those wins becoming westerly, force fotr,

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mainly fair with good visibhlity. We will see a bit more of this, list

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and some fog patches. Wednesday should be a largely fine and dry

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day. Temperatures quite a bht up, 16 degrees, a bit more of a westerly

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breeze. Thursday and Friday, we could have problems first thing in

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the morning with mist and fog. Inside Out is at 7:30pm herd on BBC

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One and I am back at 10:30pl. From all of us here, good night.

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