How to delete pointers held inside a vector

Hi,

I have a class named MC.

Header contains the following:

struct tCDV
 {
  int intC
  long lngR;
  bool blnE;
  CString strC;
 };
 tCDV* p_cDV;

const int BUFF_SIZE;

std::vector<tCDV*> m_cDV;

Unit contains the following:

MC::MC():
 BUFF_SIZE(32)
{
}

MC::Test()
{
   p_cDV = new tCDV[BUFF_SIZE];

   p_cDV->intC = cc; //cc initialised elsewhere in program
   p_cDV->lngR = cr; //cr initialised elsewhere in program
   p_cDV->blnE = file.read_bool(); // file.read_bool() initialised elsewhere
in program
   p_cDV->strC = file.read_string(); // file.read_string() initialised
elsewhere in program

  m_cDV.push_back(p_cDV);
}

All the above works fine. My problem is that I receive memory leaks on
program exit and the debugger points to:

    p_cDV = new tCDV[BUFF_SIZE];

I attempted to iterate through the vector: m_cDV (via the destructor of
class MC), deleting the pointers p_cDV but to no avail. So, I scrapped the
iteration code.

Please can someone assist me in resolving this problem.

Thanks.

Colin