Paul Conroy being treated in UK
Paul Conroy from Totnes is in a hospital in London after being smuggled out of Homs. He was injured in an attack which killed two other journalists.
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Totnes school is to re-introduce uniforms
by John Andrews
Students at King Edward VI Community College (KEVICC) in Totnes have voted to bring back uniforms - after getting rid of them nine years ago
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Kate Mason, head of school in Totnes on bringing back uniforms
What ITV Westcountry viewers think of plans to bring back uniforms at a Totnes school
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– Sam JohnsI think children in any school should wear school uniform. School is not a fashion show it is a place of learning
– Adrian CookUniforms bring people and children together and hopefully they wear their uniform and represent the school with pride.
– Tim MapstoneI feel school uniform is not important. All it does is try to make everyone look the same. We're all different.
Paul Conroy in UK Embassy in Beirut
Totnes cameraman #paulconroy is now in the UK Embassy in Beirut, PM David Cameron has just announced in The Commons
From @sethconwayitv on Twitter:Photographer's wife says 'It's a great day'
Our reporter, Jacquie Bird, has spent the day in Totnes gathering reaction in the town. She sent us this report earlier.
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Devon photographer rescued from Syria
A photo-journalist from Devon, injured during bombing in Syria has finally been rescued. 47-year-old Paul Conroy from Totnes, who's married with three children, earlier appealed for help in a video posted on YouTube.
He was hurt during the same bombardment that killed two journalists and seriously injured another.
Photographer's wife speaks to ITV West Country reporter
"It's been a great day," says Kate Conroy after speaking to her husband for the first time since he was injured in Syria. She also told our reporter, Jacquie Bird, that she's spoken to Paul.**
Kate Conroy tells me she's spoken to her husband Paul and he sounds "very, very well" #Syria
From @JacquieBirditv on Twitter:Devon photographer 'safe' in Lebanon
Foreign Office confirm that Paul Conroy is safe in Lebanon having escaped from Homs #Syria @itvwestcountry
From @JacquieBirditv on Twitter:Injured Devon photographer is "in good shape"
A spokesman for the Sunday Times, which employs Totnes photographer Paul Conroy, has confirmed that he's in Lebanon_
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– Sunday Times spokesmanThe Sunday Times can confirm that the photographer Paul Conroy is safe and in Lebanon. He is in good shape and good spirits.
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