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<TEXT>Jurors in Joanna yeates muder trial will hear closing speeches today...

Barristers will address the jury for the final time at Bristol Crown Court before the judge begins his summing up.

Vincent Tabak denies murdering Joanna but has admitted her manslaughter.
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<TEXT>Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been buried in a secret desert grave.

Media reports suggest the burial took place at dawn.

The former Libyan dictator was killed in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.
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<TEXT>(She's MP for South East Cornwall)

More than a quarter of Tory MPs have defied their leader to call for a
referendum on Britain's relationship with Europe.

It was the worst rebellion over Europe in Conservative history.

But the idea was thrown out after David Cameron got support from Labour and
the Lib Dems.

Rebel Conservative MP Sheryll Murray explains why she voted for the
referendum.

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<Slug>HOMES 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A controversial development of more than 40 new homes could still be built in Weston...

A developer's been given more time to start work on the Wellsea Grove site more than four years after being given planning permission.

Opponents claim the development would create problems with traffic, drainage and safety.
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<TEXT>There's a warning cuts in funding at schools and universities could lead to a drop in achievement.

A new report out says public spending on education in the UK would fall by more than 13 per cent in the next four years.
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<TEXT>Stay safe and warm this winter...

That's from North Somerset Council who are holding an information day at Nailsea's Fire Station today.

You can get free advice on everything from home security and repairs to reducing fuel bills through low energy lighting and solar panels.
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