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<Slug>booze 11</Slug>
<TEXT>The Government is to introduce a minimum price for alcohol in England - expected to be 40p a unit - in an effort to change the nation's drink culture.

The Prime Minister also wants to ban Supermarket "two for the price of one" deals.

Home Secretary Theresa May hopes it could help change the behaviour of people who cause problems for police and hospitals.

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<TEXT>The days of cheap booze may well be numbered. 

David Cameron says it's time to clamp down on the culture of drinking to
excess.

The Government's planning to set a minimum price of 40p per unit of alcohol in
England and Wales and banning the sale of multi-buy discount deals.

Home Secretary Theresa May hopes it could help change the behaviour of people
who cause problems for police and hospitals.

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<Slug>KIDS 2</Slug>
<TEXT>People in Dorset are waiting longer than a month before reporting suspected child abuse.

New figures out today show sixty seven people from the county contacted the NSPCC with their concerns last year in which action had to be taken...but almost a third hesitated..

A new campaign’s now underway to get people to act immediately if they’re worried about any child.
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<Slug>afghan 11</Slug>
<TEXT>An American soldier accused of the massacre of Afghan civilians earlier this month will be formally charged later.

A US official says staff sergeant Robert Bales will face 17 counts of murder.
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<Slug>DEATH 1</Slug>
<TEXT>The search’s underway to find any living relatives of a Bournemouth man...who was found dead at his home earlier this week.

Dorset police have told Fire news that they want to trace anyone who knew 71 year old Henry Alfred Special-Brew....

An investigation’s still being carried out into the cause of death.
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<Slug>hacking 11</Slug>
<TEXT>A man's agreed to plead guilty to hacking the computers and e-mail accounts of celebrities including Christina Aguilera and Scarlett Johansson.

The 35-year-old is accused of nine counts - and faces up to 60 years in prison.
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