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FeaturesYou are in: South Today > Features > Week beginning 15th October 2007  Week beginning 15th October 2007This week - Sir Menzies Campbell resigns as leader of Liberal Democrats and MP Chris Huhne launches his bid to become the next leader. Sir Menzies Campbell resigns as leader of the liberal Democrats with immediate effect. Help playing audio/video  Lib Dem frontbencher Chris Huhne launches his bid to become party leader. Help playing audio/video  A welder who remained at large after a police DNA blunder is convicted of a string of sex attacks. Help playing audio/video  A Hampshire market town is left with a bill for nearly £60,000 after a visit from the Queen. Help playing audio/video  Several hospitals in the South fail to meet hygiene standards according to a report by the Healthcare Commission. Help playing audio/video  Doctors in Dorset devise a system where they say 90% of patients are seen within 24 hours. Help playing audio/video  Plans for a party in a church graveyard the night before Halloween, spark controversy in West Sussex. Help playing audio/video  The Spinnaker Tower celebrates its second birthday by inviting twins of all ages to enjoy the view from the top. Help playing audio/video  People who remember the storm of 1987 that brought chaos to Southern England, share their stories. Help playing audio/video  Look further back into the South Today archive.
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