29/05/2017 Spotlight

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More than 15,000 lined the streets of Exeter to pay tribute

to the Chiefs rugby team who are now the best club in England.

The players showed off the Premiership trophy

which they won against the Wasps at Twickenham.

John Henderson joined them on the parade.

The best team in the country with possibly the best fans.

I think it's fantastic, absolutely fantastic,

the fact that we have all come together to wish them

I think it's fantastic, absolutely fantastic,

the fact that we have all come together to wish them

It was only in 2010 that Gareth Stevenson kicked the Chiefs

On Saturday, with two minutes to spare, his kick

The amount of people here, it's unbelievable.

Today was not just a celebration of a thrilling defeat

of Wasps but a culmination of passion and perseverance.

Rebranded and reborn, the Exeter Chiefs have enjoyed

a rugby renaissance in the past 20 or so years.

The old guard of Bath, Leicester and Harlequins,

to name but three, surely have a new superpower to contend with.

We have done something no other sporting club in Exeter

You can see it means a lot to people.

Everybody wants to be the best in sport.

The victory tour ended with an official reception at the Guildhall.

The support we have had for years has grown and grown.

The hangovers will pass but the pride will last a lifetime.

Police have said the death of a 15-year-old boy in North Devon

and the hospitalisation of two other young people in Plymouth

are not down to a bad batch of the drug MDMA.

The teenager died in the early hours of Saturday after taking the drug

In Plymouth, another young man is said to be

A young woman was released from Derriford Hospital last night.

Police say both are believed to have taken an overdose of the drug.

Police say they're becoming increasingly concerned

for the welfare of a man who's missing in Exeter.

Dex Johnston was last seen near Exe Bridges in the early hours

of yesterday wearing a white t-shirt and khaki coloured shorts.

Teams from the Devon and Cornwall police specialist search unit have

been looking for traces of the 24-year-old today

Some tourism leaders and economists are predicting a labour shortage

in the tourist trade in the south west after Brexit.

The industry relies on many European staff and as our home affairs

correspondent Simon Hall reports, there are fears there won't be

This inn relies on European workers and the manager feels

if the numbers coming into Britain fall after Brexit.

People going to stay in a hotel or, dare I say, going into hospital

might find there are less staff there because those sort

of place there have European staff working there.

Only a short drive away at this hotel, they believe

It is quite difficult because there are not many English people that are

willing to work in this eerie soap, basically we are covering their

spots. We're not taking any jobs, we are just taking the jobs which are

available. Only a short drive away

at this hotel, they believe they will still have plenty

of good-quality staff after Brexit because

they pride themselves The local kids, they are either

going to be customers or staff, We want them to come in and get

jobs and earn money, and get developed and trained,

and get a career in hospitality. We do full training here. We are

constantly looking for new staff and there are lots of great new

positions. And it means a lot to you to have a job like this? Yes, it

does. But one south-west economist

believes that overall there will be issues in finding staff

for the tourist trade after Brexit. I think it's quite possible that

there will be significant labour shortages after we come

out of Europe. Some of the Eastern European

labour won't be available, some will go back to Europe,

others won't come. The Conservatives say they will

deliver Brexit and reduce net emigration...

The Liberal Democrats have promised...

Immigration has been a contentious issue in politics in recent years

but what happens with a number of people coming into the country

after Brexit, the population of the south-west is still expected

It is predicted to rise by up to 20% in the next ten years,

according to the Office for National Statistics.

The large majority of that is due to migration from the

rest of the UK, not overseas and most

People have lined the route of the south west rail line today

to catch a glimpse of the only steam locomotive to have been built

This was the Tornado as she went through Exeter today.

She entered main line service in 2008 but today is the first time

she crossed the Tamar into Cornwall to spend the week at the Bodmin

and Wenford Railway carrying passengers for the first few

Time now for a look at the weather with Alexis.

We've had a good deal of dry weather today. Some brighter spells as well.

There is still the risk of rain tonight and coastal mist.

Temperatures stay in double figures. With a fairly light south-westerly

winds. Through the morning tomorrow, there will be cloud but we hope that

will thin and raped to allow for sunshine in some places. Low cloud

will linger in the South West. They may be coastal mist as well. Under

the cloud cover, and towards the South West, just a high 14 Celsius.

A good deal of cloud tomorrow night will thin and break to allow for

clearer skies, high-pressure on Wednesday and Thursday and a lot of

settled weather. Sunny spells will break through the cloud cover, there

maybe mist and low cloud in places and then this weather front will

push through till Friday. Still uncertainty about the timing of the

weather front slowed Tuesday tuned to the ball cast throughout the

week. Looking ahead to the weekend, the chance of the scattered shower

but there will be brighter spells as well. Cloud expected over the next

few days. Brighter Sunny spells with cloud breaking and inning in places.

Temperatures on Thursday and Friday up to 13 -- 18 or 19 Celsius.

Goodbye.