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<TITLE>fire 9 27/1</TITLE>
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<TEXT>There's a row over the bonus given to the boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

The bank's mostly owned by taxpayers - and Labour says the government should have stepped in before Stephen Hester was paid nearly a million pounds.
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<Slug>escape 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Dramatic pictures have been released showing the moment a gunman helped a violent prisoner escape during a hospital trip in Bury St Edmunds.

They show a guard with a gun pointed at her head being forced to unlock Andrew Farndon's handcuffs, before they both run away.
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<Slug>RECYCLE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Bournemouth's been named the best in the UK for recycling...

A waste industry magazine says people living here throw out around 174 kilograms of rubbish each every year - less than anywhere else.

It comes as Bournemouth and Poole Councils say they're gonna save 1.3 million pounds a year - as the price they get for recycling waste goes up.
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<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>
<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in Dorset are taking part in a huge day of fundraising - to buy new state of the art life-jackets.

Crews in Swanage are hosting a car wash - while the Boscombe lifeguards are going for a pretty chilly dip at the beach - in just their speedos!

Dave Niccol from the charity told us the old life-jackets need replacing:

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<TEXT>Celebrity tweets promoting Snickers ARE going to be investigated by the advertising watchdog.

Rio Ferdinand, Katie Price and Cher Lloyd all tweeted pictures of themselves with the chocolate bars, along with an ad slogan.

Officials are looking into whether the hashtag "spon" was enough to make it clear the celebs were being paid.
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<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Cherries have the jump on their League One rivals this weekend - they travel to Chesterfield tonight.

Victory at the division's bottom side would move Bournemouth to within just one place of the play-offs.
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