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After thousands raised to get him home, Christopher Tester was flown

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Speaking to Spotlight, his sister says it's

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We don't really know the full extent of, long-term,

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Also tonight - the brothels popping up across the South West.

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We'll report from one town where 14 have appeared since July.

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Campaigners rally for support at South West stations branding

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And recording memories to ensure we never forget the Exeter Blitz.

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Because the next night it was blown to smithereens.

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The family of a Devon man who was shot in the head

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during an armed robbery in the Caribbean are tonight

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Chris Tester was visiting his parents at their cafe

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After they'd closed for the night, an armed robber threatened

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Chris intervened and was shot in the incident.

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He was initially flown from Antigua to Guadeloupe

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His friends and family immediately launched an appeal to raise money

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for him to return to the UK for specialist treatment and last

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night he arrived back by air ambulance and is now being treated

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His sister Vicky has been talking to our reporter John Ayres.

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He doesn't really obviously, you know, it took nearly a day

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We don't really know the full extent, long-term,

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I mean, have they given you any idea as to what might happen or how long

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Because of the extent of his injuries, it is his brain

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potentially, his eyes, also reconstruction to his face,

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I think the main point is that he is stable

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and there is nothing that they urgently need

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to operate on when he arrived, which was a good sign.

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How have your parents cope with all of this?

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My mum is the strongest woman I think I have ever seen.

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And my dad, he has been with him the whole way and sat with him

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in that air ambulance the whole time.

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As any parent would, they are doing everything they can.

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There has been an incredible rallying around, hasn't there,

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What would you want to say to the people that have helped?

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All of us, we are so, so, so grateful.

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And the people from, you know, Chris's life

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that have known him, back at school, people that

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know him now from his work, socialising when he goes out,

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Well, Brenton Henry is a journalist with the Antigua Observer newspaper.

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I asked him what reaction there'd been to the shooting.

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Well, there has been a tremendous expression of goodwill

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and sympathy towards the family, but also a level of shock

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and disappointment, especially that this happened to a visitor

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What sort of investigation is going on at the moment into the shooting?

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Lawmen have appealed to members of the public who may know something

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However no one has been charged in connection

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with that crime as yet, and no one is in custody

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at present assisting lawmen with the investigation,

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And it appears that they have very few leads to follow so far, at least

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I don't know if you know the cafe itself, but what about

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Give us an idea of what that neighbourhood is like.

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Antigua is a relatively small community, but even

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by Antigua's standards, Old Road, the community of Old Road

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would be considered far and rural part of Antigua and popular.

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I mean, in terms of the level of this crime, the shooting,

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how often does this sort of incident happen in Antigua?

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I mean, Antigua has had a past where visitors have run into trouble

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with local criminals, yes, but that sort of thing does not

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happen often at all, and so that is why this particular

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incident came as a shock to many residents and visitors.

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It is largely unheard of here in Antigua that something

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OK, Brenton Henry in Antigua, thank you very much indeed.

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A brief round-up of some of the other stories

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Police are becoming extremely concerned for a 76-year-old man

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Clive Colling was last seen on New Year s Day and is thought

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to be wearing dark clothes and a dark woollen hat.

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Police dogs, the force helicopter and coastguards are all involved

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Several sites in Plymouth have been chosen as part of a government

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scheme aimed at building thousands of new starter homes.

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A government subsidy will allow the properties

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to be sold at a discount, but only people aged between 23

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Whitleigh and Bath Street are two of the sites.

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Major disruption is expected on one of Plymouth's busiest roads

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Improvement work is being carried out on the A386 Tavistock Road

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It's part of a ?13 million scheme aimed at increasing development

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to the north of the city including 3000 new homes.

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The Somerset-based explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is setting off

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His trek to the top of Mount Aconcagua in Argentina

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is part of a challenge to become the first person to cross both polar

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ice caps and climb the highest mountain on each continent.

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Campaigners calling for improved rail services and cheaper fares say

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the South West is being treated as "the end of the line."

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Members of the trade union-led campaign group Action for Rail

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were at stations today calling on passengers to join their fight.

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Fare rises which came into force yesterday mean the cost

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of an anytime return from Birmingham to Plymouth increased

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And if you want a day return tomorrow from Plymouth

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to London Paddington, prices start at ?96.50

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rising to ?267 if you want to travel at peak times.

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Hamish Marshall has been gauging reaction from passengers.

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A train coming down the line from London today,

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but for the passengers on it, the prices have gone up.

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The average rise of more than 2% came into force yesterday.

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Some fares here though are going up by 4%.

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I think they've always been too expensive in England.

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I come back every now and then, and it always strikes me how

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expensive the train fares are in England.

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I've come up from Cornwall, so it's costing me 20 quid,

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so it would probably cost me more in car fares and petrol.

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I think they are a bit much really for day-to-day travel,

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For anyone coming to college it is a drain on their money.

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These two sisters were flexible and booked online, and were happy

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with their fare today, but even would like the fare

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increase income spent on bringing the line from Okehampton

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That would save a 50 mile round trip to Exeter to start her journey.

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We desperately need that link of the rail to come up here.

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Passengers arriving in Exeter St David's this morning

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were met by these campaigners who are pushing for a better deal.

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We need a second route to the south-west via Okehampton.

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We need more work done on the Dawlish Sea Walk.

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We need more investment into Cornwall.

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We need better infrastructure in the south-west.

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Well, this train is on its way to Glasgow.

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I checked a few moments ago to see how much it would cost if I wanted

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And if you say, well, what about booking in advance?

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I checked the same train for a month's time.

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For a comparison you can find flights to Glasgow

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The Government says the fare rises are funding investment.

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Around the rail network there is a lot happening.

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I guess of course nobody wants to see a fare increase,

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And right now fares are rising less faster than wages,

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so at least that is a step in the right direction.

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Campaigners are challenging the minister now to show that

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Coming up - the latest on preparations for

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Some of the hottest tickets in town, and Argyle fans have been snapping

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up the last few ahead of the big game in Liverpool on Sunday.

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You've heard of pop-up shops, pop-up restaurants, but on the rise

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in parts of the South West, a very different transient

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And women from Central and Eastern Europe are being forced

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into sexual slavery in a rising number of them according to police.

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In fact 14 establishments have appeared in one Cornish town

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From Newquay, Denis Nightingale reports.

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One evening a man came knocking at a guesthouse door.

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He basically asked me how much I charged, assuming

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that I was part of it, and I just told them to go away.

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And what did you think of that when it happened?

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It was the first indication Ellen had that there was a brothel

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where three women were working just two doors down from her.

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It was one of 14 brothels in the town discovered since last July.

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Well, I didn't realise it was that number,

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As a town we wouldn't want people to associate Newquay

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A search of sites on the internet shows many of the pop-ups appear

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to be staffed by women from Central and Eastern Europe.

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The police say they treat the women as victims,

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but they say they can't allow pop-ups across Cornwall

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We couldn't condone the running of a brothel, and a lot

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of the pop-up brothels are in summer lets and rental apartments,

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and we are duty bound to inform the owner of that

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and what is going on in their premises.

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Inspector Meredith says it won't be easy tracking down international

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gangs behind the sex trafficking, but he says the police

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As well as safeguarding the women that are in these pop-up brothels,

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one of our drives is to gather intelligence, and from gathering

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intelligence that will give us a picture of what is going

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on and try to scope the nature of the problem, and also to help us

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formulate proactive operations against persons that are behind

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For Ellen, local communities must be protected.

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This road has got quite a few children in it.

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Also, being a guesthouse, I have guests who I feel

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And it is not what you want in the area.

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So, pop-up brothels are on the increase in the South West.

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The English Collective of Prostitutes campaigns for legal

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brothels and believes women working together in one place is safer,

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but Laura Watson told me why these short-term brothels are a problem.

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The major problem with the pop-up brothels is the transient nature of

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them. We have been seeing all over the country that people are raiding

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premises where sex workers are working together collectively and

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safely. The police are raiding them and closing them down. So in your

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raise you see the police as a bit of a problem in this situation?

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Definitely be major problem. They are the ones who are raiding

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premises and closing them down where it is just two or more sex workers

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working together for safety and even if there is no force or caution

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involved in that setup... You see these women as victims because the

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police are treating them as victims? We do not see these women as

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victims. The women do not describe themselves as victims. They describe

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themselves as head of households, earning money to put food on the

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table to feed their children. Most sex workers are mothers in the UK

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and that is the reason they are working. The police are a little bit

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between a rock and a hard place because they have a job to do. There

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are children in the streets, you can see that police have a duty to try

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and move them on. Sex workers are mothers themselves and therefore it

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take into the consideration that there are families in the area, all

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those other considerations, so any kind of anti-social behaviour that

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happens or noise or anything like that can be dealt with. You don't

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need a prosecution to deal with those kind of problems. You are

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making it sound like any other business in a normal street. So what

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is the answer here? What we want is an end to the law, legislation,

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which prevents sex workers from working together. Not only does

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prevent from working together, it means you can't come forward to

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report any violence that does happen to the police because the police are

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more interested in our experience in the prostitution of fans that you're

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committing rather than dealing with the violent crime. And how likely is

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it that changing the we think it's definitely possible. Recently

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Amnesty International announced that they supported decriminalisation. We

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have the example of New Zealand who decriminalised in 2003. With great

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success. Women feel they have the support from the law and more

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entitled to protection and more able to come forward and report any

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violence that does happen. We appreciate your time, thank you very

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much. Thank you very much. Now, you wouldn't necessarily think

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that reopening a tin mine near an area of outstanding beauty

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was a particularly good idea. But community leaders

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in East Cornwall think it is, and as our Business Correspondent

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Neil Gallagher reports, the local mayor says if the plan

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doesn't go ahead there'll be some That much remains of the old red for

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mine on the edge of Collington. But there is a lot of ten here. And if

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tin prices keep rising it may become economic to dig it out. Mining

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specialists have been consulting on plans to start test. First reaction

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is locally have been quite positive. It is crying out for regeneration.

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It would be wonderful if new jobs were brought in. All bought knowing

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that the mining was happening in the area, so it has not come as a huge

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surprise. Cornwall historically is a mining county, mining heritage, so

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from that point of view we are very positive and obviously people are

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concerned, as we are. Used to have to take into account residents

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concerns and the environmental impact. -- we have been assured by

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Cornwall resources but that this will be managed correctly and we

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will be keeping an eye on that as part of or job as the council. Those

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involved with the scheme say a mine would have less impact on the

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village of Kelly Bray than was seen near Plymouth where a tungsten line

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restarted. This would be a very different mining operation. It would

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be underground. Although the deposit is close to the southern part of

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Kelly Bray, we would be looking to cite any processing plant or waste

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tips some distance away to minimise the impact on local residents and

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community. Any actual mining is years away. That would need planning

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consent and also need tens of millions of pounds to be raised from

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investors. It was a busy festive period

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for our football sides - with our teams involved in plenty

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of games and action. Natalie's here to round

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up the latest of it. Exeter City boss Paul Tisdale has

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been nominated for the League Two manager of the month award having

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led the Grecians to three wins and a draw from their four

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games in December. And they had more success yesterday

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when they welcomed the New Year The run has lifted the Grecians away

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from the bottom of the table Tis has been nominated

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for the Football League manager of the month award eight times

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during his 11 seasons at City, but has never managed

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to pick up the accolade. Ollie Watkins has been nominated

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for the player of the month award. One of the other contenders

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is Plymouth's Oscar Threlkeld. Speaking of which, the League Two

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lead changed several Having been in top spot twice,

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Argyle start the New Year in second place after being beaten 1-0

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by Barnet yesterday. The hosts took the lead early

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on and a superb defensive display saw them hold

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on to the final whistle. Argyle are now a point

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behind leaders Doncaster. But for now it's all eyes on Anfield

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- there were long queues at Home Park today as non-members

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were allowed to pick Of the 8500 that were made

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available, it's thought there are now a few hundred left

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for the FA Cup tie on Sunday. Some will have to be up at 4am to

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slog their way by coach up the M6 but Argyle playing here is rare, so

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8500 fans have got tickets to go. It is my bucket list, to go to Anfield,

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I have been to a few of the other big ones but I would always love to

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go to Anfield so this is a dream come true. Nervous. Freezing cold.

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Over the moon. I can't wait to go to the cup with all the flags and I

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can't wait to see the atmosphere it will be really good. Big game and

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big payday. Getting into the third round of the FA Cup is worth ?67,000

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in prize money alone. Plymouth will also get ?144,000 from the TV

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rights, a share of the gate receipts from Anfield, capacity 54,000, and

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it is easy to see why the game could be worth over half a million to

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Argyll. This is a massive gang. The fact that a thousand 500 fans will

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be travelling all the way to Liverpool on a Sunday is testament

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to that. Dream start would be a draw? Or an away win! You have got

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to admire the optimism. Others might say, come down! -- calm down.

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Meanwhile Torquay striker Nathan Blissett has been linked

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It's understood the 26-year-old target man is due to have a medical

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He scored four goals for Torquay this term and eight goals in 17

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games last season as he helped the Gulls avoid relegation.

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Yeovil Town were comfortably beaten by Crawley Town.

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The last time the two sides met, the Glovers thrashed Crawley 5-0.

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And that's it for now - but before we go, well done

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to Torquay who were involved in a humdinger of a

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It finished 5-5 against Forest Green Rovers -

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the first scoreline of its kind in the Gulls' history.

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Did you like John's attempt there? He has to go up with the skills fans

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and find out what a Liverpool accent is really like.

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In the early of hours of the 4th May 1942,

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20 Luftwaffe bombers flew up the Exe Estuary and orders

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were given for them to drop their bombs on Exeter.

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A German radio report at the time said, "Exeter

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"We have destroyed that jewel, and the Luftwaffe will return

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Well, now a documentary's being made to mark the 75th anniversary

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of the bombings and to capture memories of the night that

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Anna Byles has been following the film makers.

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The aftermath of German bombings which claimed around 250 lives.

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Now film-makers are unearthing stories that

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In those days the entrance was in a shop in the Victorian

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arcades, and you would have been down here sheltering down here two

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or three hours in the dark, in the wet, with stuffy air

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and screaming children and the sound of bombs landing overhead,

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not knowing what you might find whenever you came back out,

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or even if you were going to be able to come back out.

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But not everyone made it to the safety of

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I will never forget the young lad who was killed

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He would have been 16 years old, but he was only

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Whilst many sheltered from the raids within the city,

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others escaped to surrounding villages and watched

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I stood at the window and I looked up the South Street and I looked

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Because the next night it was all blown to smithereens.

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More memories from the Blitz will be shown as part of the documentary due

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to be released on the 75th anniversary of the bombings in May.

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This is our first proper programme of the year. Most are happy with

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this and to be back with you. The weather has brought us some cold

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weather. Minus six last night. It was pretty

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cold. . Perhaps not so much scraping of the ice of the screens tomorrow

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morning. A different sort of date. More cloud coming our way. The ruble

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of producing a few spots of drizzle as well. I think that's crossing for

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tomorrow. Having said that Britain is already fast falling and may well

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get to zero in a few places tonight but there is a... Already starting

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to cloud over. The weather front the ringside cloud lies across us by the

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middle of the day tomorrow. High pressure squeezing out of the way a

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bit. It might return by Thursday, so Thursday morning could also be

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frosty. Some sunshine on Thursday. That all changes because several

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other funds out here will join hands and moving as one band of cloud and

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rain arriving at some point through the day on Friday. Already the cloud

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is coming in but that's look at what it was like earlier today in

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Paignton where our cameraman caught a glimpse of the hazy sunshine.

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Today has been beautiful because we have had the very frosty start but

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from a diverse -- most of us we have had unbroken sunshine from much of

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the day. It has helped the temperatures. Ayes hasn't helped the

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temperatures. There will be a lot more cloud, not just for this part

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of Devon but right across the West of England. It is patchy cloud at

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the moment and it escaped bull of producing some drizzle as it cuts

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down across us by the end of the night. Even the temperatures falling

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now, by the end of the night I think they start to come back up again.

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Perhaps one or two Celsius in a few places, then three or four by dawn

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tomorrow morning. Tomorrow is cloudy to start with. Light rain or drizzle

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will gradually petered out. It might continue across ports of Cornwall

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but we get a clearance across parts of Somerset and the east of Devon

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and Dorset by the end of the afternoon at the top temperature of

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most of us of eight or nine Celsius. For the Isles of Scilly overcast

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with a few spots of drizzle. We might get some brief early

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brightness but generally cloudy here. In times of high water... The

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forecast for our surfers is for the north coast to be a little on the

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chubby side with the wind is coming in from the North West. The wave is

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not very big. Mostly fair. The odd spot of drizzle. The forecast is

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going to Thursday is bright, dry and cold. Another frost first thing on

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Monday morning. Temperature starting to come back. So does the cloud. But

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great towards the weekend. A few spots of rain on Friday. Have a good

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evening. Thank you. That is all from us for now. Andy is here with an

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update at 10:30pm along with David and we are all back with you

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tomorrow at 6:30pm. Have a good evening.

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