Support worker jailed for patient sexpublished at 18:11 GMT 3 February 2017
The 42-year-old man admitted sexual activity with a patient he was supervising.
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Updates on Friday 3 February
Support worker jailed for patient sexpublished at 18:11 GMT 3 February 2017
That's all for todaypublished at 18:00 GMT 3 February 2017
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Tonight's weather: Wet and windypublished at 17:49 GMT 3 February 2017
Media caption, Holly Green has the weather in the south for tonight and the weekend
'Lett-uce' hope Southampton is restocked with vegetables soonpublished at 17:43 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postSouthampton prepare for "interesting tussle" with West Ham tomorrowpublished at 17:32 GMT 3 February 2017
Southampton will face West Ham tomorrow for a Premier League match at St Mary's Stadium.
The team will play without defender Virgil van Dijk, who has been ruled out for up to three months with an ankle injury.
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said of Southampton:"They've had a great run in the League Cup. I remembered they played some really good football and played some good away games - and then I saw they are below us."
Image source, Getty ImagesWoman injured by would-be robberpublished at 17:19 GMT 3 February 2017
A woman suffered bruising to her face after being attacked by a man who tried to steal her phone outside a shop in Eastleigh.
The attack happened outside McColl's store in Nightingale Avenue just after 09:00.
The man is described as white, slim and about 5ft 10in tall with short, "mousey-coloured" hair.
He was wearing a black, long-sleeved top with a hood, which was up, and a white logo on the front. He had a black mountain bike with him.
Image source, GoogleQuote MessageThis is a rare occurrence that has taken place in broad daylight on a busy road at a busy time of day. There would have been people around as this was during the school drop-off period. The victim was left with a painful injury to her face in a totally unprovoked assault, and we would like to identify the person responsible.
Council deploys extra crews to keep roads clear as high winds hit Hampshirepublished at 16:56 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postFresh talks between union and train operatorpublished at 16:41 GMT 3 February 2017
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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterThe RMT union has agreed to meet Southern Rail next week, in the long-running dispute over driver-only operated trains.
Aslef members are due to vote on an agreement reached with the operator yesterday.
Message in a bottle mysterypublished at 16:25 GMT 3 February 2017
A man walking his dogs along a New Jersey beach has found a bottle containing a note on Cunard cruise notepaper, which appears to have been written by someone from England.
Vince Stango told the Asbury Park Press the note in the bottle he found in Harvey Cedars was written on stationery from the Southampton-based firm.
It read: "Found the bottle? Read this note? I'm Stuart, if you wish, call or mail me. Speak or mail soon. England Stuart."
Mr Stango sent a message to the email address that was provided and called two phone numbers in the UK, but he's had no response so far.
Image source, Barry Batchelor/PAImage caption, The note was written on Cunard stationary
Homes plan does not include doctor or schoolpublished at 16:12 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X post'Major dealer' jailed over drugs plotpublished at 16:03 GMT 3 February 2017
Jammoy Bent was one of the leaders of a £676,000 conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine.
Read MoreBeach steps closed due to 'land movement'published at 15:58 GMT 3 February 2017
Rights of way officers on the Isle of Wight have decided to close the temporary steps down to Compton Beach due to concerns about the stability of the cliffs.
The council said ongoing land movement means the only access to the beach is now either near Compton Farm Cottages or at Brook car park.
Beach users have been advised to take extra care because of the slope's instability, and to check tide times.
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End of X postThe forecast high winds have arrivedpublished at 15:45 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X post40mph limits and lane closures on A338 extendedpublished at 15:39 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postMore than 90 Dorset drivers fined in mobile phone crackdownpublished at 15:26 GMT 3 February 2017
Dozens of drivers have been fined for using their mobile phones in Dorset during a week-long nationwide crackdown.
Police said 91 drivers were issued with fixed penalty notices, which carry three penalty points and a fine of £100.
Image source, PAFines are due to double under new rules due to come in next month.
Storm Doris, we are ready for you!published at 15:18 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postStalled housing scheme wins fundingpublished at 15:12 GMT 3 February 2017
The government has allocated £7.2m to progress a stalled housing scheme, including a 27-storey tower block, in Southampton.
Image source, GoogleIn April, the Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) said the next phase of the partly-built Centenary Quay project in Woolston had "viability concerns" and the developer, Crest Nicholson, could decide to "halt further investment".
LEP board member Sean Woodward said the scheme - described as one of the agency's top priorities - was now "sorted" and would go ahead as planned.
Boatyard homes get green lightpublished at 14:57 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postHigh tides and strong winds displace beach hutspublished at 14:34 GMT 3 February 2017
High tides and strong winds have caused 27 beach huts to be displaced on Hayling Island promenade.
Havant Borough Council warned people to take extra care on the seafront, which remains flooded.
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End of X postWoman files appeal over mother killingpublished at 14:34 GMT 3 February 2017
A woman with paranoid schizophrenia who killed her mother has lodged an appeal after she lost a High Court claim against her former NHS carers in December.
Ecila Henderson stabbed 69-year-old Rosemary Armstrong 22 times when her mother came to visit her at her flat in Pokesdown, Bournemouth, in August 2010.
Image source, GoogleHenderson, who is detained in a mental health unit, claimed more than £300,000 from the NHS trust, saying the death arose from inadequate care.
Her barrister said the Court of Appeal would decide "within a couple of months" whether to allow the case to proceed.
