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<TEXT>A collapsed river wall in Bridgwater - that led to homes being evacuated in November - is gonna be repaired at a cost of one and a half million pounds.

Work will start in January at West Quay - but is expected to last for several months...as they'll do one bit first to see whether the technique works.
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<TEXT>Parents at a nursery in Leicester are demanding a two year-old girl is expelled after she was accused of attacking TEN children.

Police can't do anything because she's under the age of criminal responsibility.
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<TEXT>You can now find out more about the impact of the Government’s proposed council tax freeze on local policing, on YouTube.

Avon and Somerset Police Authority's uploaded a 3 minute video - and they then want to hear what we think about rising the policing part of our council tax bills.

Their Treasurer is Mark Simmonds:

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<TEXT>The dangers of being festively tipsy have been laid bare in CCTV footage released by British Transport Police.

It shows a drunk woman stepping off the train at Barnsley station, stumbling and falling down the gap between the train and the platform.

Fortunately she escaped with only cuts and bruises.
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<TEXT>Apple founder Steve Jobs is going to be honoured at next year's Grammys.

The man behind the iPod and iPhone died in October, but he'll be honoured for transforming the way we consume music.

US singer Diana Ross will also receive a Lifetime Achievement award - it'll be her first ever Grammy.
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