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<TEXT>An expert on the drug Propofol giving evidence at the trial of Michael
Jackson's doctor - has been fined for contempt of court.

Dr Paul White has been ordered to pay a thousand dollars after referring to
discussions he'd had with Conrad Murray, which weren't supposed to be counted as
evidence.

Dr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.

During the cross-examination, Dr White admitted some of the circumstances in
the case were unusual.

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<TEXT>The Attorney General is considering whether to take action over a tweet about the sex life of Joanna Yeates's murderer.

The blogger - who was arrested last week- is alleged have to ignored a reporting ban on Vincent Tabak's interest in strangulation sex during his trial.

Tabak was jailed for at least 20- years for strangling his next-door neighbour.
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<TEXT>35-thousand people across Britain face the prospect of losing their home between now and Christmas day, according to a homelessness charity.

Shelter claims that every two minutes someone in Britain will receive a letter threatening their home will be repossessed.
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<TEXT>Plans are being put together for temporary refuse and recycling centres to be set up in North Somerset this winter - in case bad weather prevents dustbin lorries getting round.

Sites would be created in Weston, Worle, Congresbury and Yatton.

Snow and ice last December and January left wheelie bins overflowing as waste collections were disrupted for six weeks - but the council says they're confident that won't happen again.
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<TEXT>A new skiing attraction in Weston will create almost a thousand new jobs in the area, according to its developers.

The fifty million pound Leisuredome UK project for the old RAF Locking site was granted planning permission last month.

As well as Britain's longest indoor ski slope, the plans also include a climbing wall, BMX and skateboard park, children's play area and a gym.
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