earlier today, the detective superintendent fulcher you south wales police marine command held a newsive superintendent fulcher south wales police marine command held a news conference. we have, in the course of this investigation already, been in contact with the uk, and we believe, in fact we can confirm, that the persons involved in this matter, along with the pilot, were visitors from overseas. the plane is sitting in relatively deep water, but it is not an insurmountable operation for us. we will have the divers attend the scene, we have had a meeting this morning about the logistics of that and that meeting is currently under way, but once we get those details we will then move forward in salvaging the plane. but of course we are dependent on the conditions there. i think the incident is... talks for itself. this is people that have come over on holidays to visit australia, in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, and for this to happen to them at a place like that is nothing more thanjust tragic. mr cousins was chief executive at catering firm compass group. the company

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bob fulcher was picked to work with a professional playwright for the every third minute festival.stage version, that role will be played by sharon small from the inspector lynley mysteries. i do feel the pressure, but we are telling the story in a slightly different way, more theatrically. i'm going... oh, yes, stanford. have fun! that will be myjob on this one, to try to get people to see that people with dementia are still, although struggling, they are still trying to get on with life and they are still people. if i go further away i get lost, but i do make myself go out, because you've got to, haven't you? and in another rehearsal room, rosa peterson is listening to her play being read by actors for the very first time. i‘m glad i‘ve done it. it‘s an achievement. itjust proves that if you‘ve got dementia you can still do things, and i‘ve done it. and i'm wondering if it will help if the man had a name. she was paired up with a writer, and the play is based on memories from rosa‘s childhood. we‘ve still got a few bits to alter. a few words to sort out. but pretty much there, i

bob fulcher was picked to work with professional playwright for the every third minute festival. yea rs. bob, you were a farmer for more than a0 years. you are now 70 and now you area a0 years. you are now 70 and now you are a about to have a play on. how does that feel? being part of this festival has given me a chance to put my message across about how important it is to enjoy life, even though i've had dementia for eight yea rs. life though i've had dementia for eight years. life is great. but the festival will also be incorporating some more famous work on the subject. i have alzheimer's disease. early onset. three years ago, julianne moore won the best actress 0scar julianne moore won the best actress oscar for still alice. try pretending you are me when you walk. for the uk premiere of the stage version, that role will be played by sharon small from the inspector lu mley sharon small from the inspector lumley mysteries. i do feel the pressure, but we are telling the story in a slightly different way, more theatrically. i'm going... oh, yes, stamford. have fun. that will be