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 (1179,'2012-05-31 16:47:51','283794 283828 283861 283793 283856 283857','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 31/5</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police start their annual summer drink and drug driving campaign tonight...\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be carrying out more patrols and roadside checks throughout the county from midnight tonight until the 30th of June..\r\n\r\nEvery driver involved in a crash will also be breath-tested.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Chief Inspector Matt Butler:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE SUMMER 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRINK DRIVE SUMMER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary has told the Leveson Inquiry he was \"sympathetic rather than supportive\" of the News Corp bid for BSkyB.\r\n\r\nJeremy Hunt says a text to James Murdoch at the time - which read \"Great news on Brussels, just OFCOM to go\" is not evidence of bias.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three men have been found guilty of rioting and firearms offences in Birmingham last summer.\r\n\r\nThe men petrol-bombed a pub - then when a police helicopter came to investigate - they fired shots at it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RIFLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been arrested - after the police were told a man had an air rifle in a Boscombe Street..\r\n\r\nArmed officers were called to Parkwood Road in Boscombe on Tuesday evening..\r\n\r\nA 19 year old man was questioned on suspicion of having a fire arm in a public place and has been bailed til the end of June.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEST NEWS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile in the Westcountry - An elderly cyclist has died after colliding with a car in Nailsea..\r\n\r\nThe 80 year old suffered fatal head injuries in the crash as he was going straight across the mini roundabout from Stockway North towards Silver Street yesterday lunchtime.\r\n\r\nPolice say they\'re still investigating what happened.\r\n\r\nand A dog found abandoned in a lay-by near Weston has been described by a vet as \'the thinnest she\'d ever seen alive\'.\r\n\r\nThe Staffie cross is starting to make a recovery after being taken to the RSPCA.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - Aston Villa may be a step closer to appointing a new manager.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been linked with Norwich chief Paul Lambert.\r\n\r\nThe Canaries have rejected his resignation, though they say that\'s because talks with another club are ongoing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1180,'2012-06-01 14:41:19','284250 284247 284249 284248 284244','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 1/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>border 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some staff at the UK Border Agency have received bonuses of up to 10 thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nThat\'s despite the organisation being criticised for long queues - some lasting several hours - at airport immigration.\r\n\r\nBut the Home Office argues that the number of people getting bonuses has halved over the last few years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sailor 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Royal Navy sailor\'s gone missing in Dubai.\r\n\r\nLeading seaman Timothy Maccoll was last seen getting in to a taxi after leaving a bar in the early hours of Sunday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HINKLEY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Another key milestone\'s been reached in the examination process for a proposed new nuclear power plant at Hinley Point.\r\n\r\nSomerset, Sedgemoor and West Somerset Councils have given the government\'s Planning Inspectorate further details of the concerns they have about transport, housing and compensation.\r\n\r\nThe County Council has added that they \'welcome the opportunities the project could bring\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SAND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At one stage it seemed like it might not happen this year - but Weston\'s annual sand sculpture festival is back..\r\n\r\nSixteen international artistshave created things like a teddy bear, a clown and even the Queen.\r\n\r\nNicola Wood says she and fellow sculptor Alec Mesh-art] were happy to step in as organisers:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: The festival runs until September the ninth.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SAND FEST 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\SAND FEST 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen\'s diamond jubilee celebrations have been launched in dramatic fashion with a 21-gun salute by Royal Navy warship HMS Diamond.\r\n\r\nHundreds of well-wishers lined the walls of Portsmouth Harbour as the Type 45 destroyer arrived into its home base.\r\n\r\nThere\'s more than 110 street parties and loads of other activities planned in Bournemouth and Poole this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1181,'2012-06-01 14:45:46','284143 284244 284246 284247 284245','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 1/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKULLS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Christchurch are hunting a man with distinctive tattoos of skulls on the back of his head - after a violent house robbery.\r\n\r\nTwo men forced their way into a 32 year old man\'s home in the Walkford area a week ago last Sunday and demanded cash.\r\n\r\nWhen he refused to hand it over, they assaulted him and he ended up in hospital with facial injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen\'s diamond jubilee celebrations have been launched in dramatic fashion with a 21-gun salute by Royal Navy warship HMS Diamond.\r\n\r\nHundreds of well-wishers lined the walls of Portsmouth Harbour as the Type 45 destroyer arrived into its home base.\r\n\r\nThere\'s more than 110 street parties and loads of other activities planned in Bournemouth and Poole this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FISHERMEN1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A public memorial service will be held later for three fishermen lost off the Dorset coast two weeks ago.\r\n\r\nThe body of 35 year old David McFarlane was recovered at sea after the Purbeck Isle sank - but fellow crew members Jack Craig and Robert Prowse still haven\'t been found.\r\n\r\nPrayer lanterns will be launched into the sky at Portland Bill at 8.30 this evening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sailor 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Royal Navy sailor\'s gone missing in Dubai.\r\n\r\nLeading seaman Timothy Maccoll was last seen getting in to a taxi after leaving a bar in the early hours of Sunday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWILIGHT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people will walk along Bournemouth seafront tonight to raise funds towards a new one-point-five million pound Women\'s Health Unit at the Hospital.\r\n\r\nThe Twilight Walk has one, five or ten kilometre distances, depending on what you fancy - and starts at 8pm.\r\n\r\nLast year they raised 20 thousand pounds..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1182,'2012-06-01 15:51:10','284265 284258 284246 284276 284270 284275','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 1/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth man\'s been jailed for 16 years for child sex abuse..\r\n\r\nTerrence Sutton who\'s 62 first raped the girl when she was 9 years old...and the abuse went on for more than a decade..\r\n\r\nHe admitted 12 offences including rape, indecent assault and gross indecency at Bournemouth Crown Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fourteen people have been convicted of rioting and disorder in Nottingham - and jailed for a total of more than 70 years behind bars.\r\n\r\nPetrol bombs were thrown by a large group of people at a police station in the city last August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FISHERMEN1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A public memorial service will be held later for three fishermen lost off the Dorset coast two weeks ago.\r\n\r\nThe body of 35 year old David McFarlane was recovered at sea after the Purbeck Isle sank - but fellow crew members Jack Craig and Robert Prowse still haven\'t been found.\r\n\r\nPrayer lanterns will be launched into the sky at Portland Bill at 8.30 this evening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparations are well underway to mark 60 years of the Queen\'s reign this weekend.\r\n\r\nA 21 gun salute was fired from HMS Diamond to kick off the jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and England manager Roy Hodgson\'s confident midfielder Scott Parker will be fit for Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThere have been concerns about the Spurs\' player\'s fitness.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have agreed terms with Rotherham winger Lewis Grabban about a move to Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nHe\'s having a medical at Dean Court today and as long as that\'s all fine he\'s expected to sign a 3 year deal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1183,'2012-06-01 16:46:50','284257 284297 284199 284298 284276','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 1/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fourteen people have been convicted of rioting and disorder in Nottingham - and jailed for a total of more than 70 years behind bars.\r\n\r\nPetrol bombs were thrown by a large group of people at a police station in the city last August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kent 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been found guilty of murdering three generations of the same family in an arson attack in Kent.\r\n\r\nMelissa Crook and her 15-month-old son Noah died in the fire in Chatham last September - her father who was critically injured died several days later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CEMENT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cement\'s had to be cleared from the M5 near Clevedon after a car with a trailer carrying it overturned.\r\n\r\nIt happened just before 8-30 on the northbound carriageway around junction 20 - where it spread over all three lanes, forcing police to close the motorway for about an hour.\r\n\r\nThe driver of the vehicle sustained head injuries which aren\'t thought to be life threatening - but he\'s been taken to hospital as a precaution.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SAND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s sand sculpture festival is back.\r\n\r\nIt\'s opened today - with four thousand tons of the beach turned into things like a teddy bear, a clown, an Olympic medal podium and even the Queen, by sixteen international artists.\r\n\r\nThere were concerns it wouldn\'t happen this year when North Somerset Council said they could no longer fund it - but sculptor Nicola Wood and her partner stepped in to take it on until September.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SAND FEST 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\SAND FEST 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparations are well underway to mark 60 years of the Queen\'s reign this weekend.\r\n\r\nA 21 gun salute was fired from HMS Diamond to kick off the jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1184,'2012-06-01 16:53:24','284265 284301 284257 284300 284299 284302','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 1/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth man\'s been jailed for 16 years for child sex abuse..\r\n\r\nTerrence Sutton who\'s 62 first raped the girl when she was 9 years old...and the abuse went on for more than a decade..\r\n\r\nHe admitted 12 offences including rape, indecent assault and gross indecency at Bournemouth Crown Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kent 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been found guilty of murdering three generations of the same family in an arson attack in Kent.\r\n\r\nMelissa Crook and her 15-month-old son Noah died in the fire in Chatham last September - her father who was critically injured died several days later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fourteen people have been convicted of rioting and disorder in Nottingham - and jailed for a total of more than 70 years behind bars.\r\n\r\nPetrol bombs were thrown by a large group of people at a police station in the city last August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FISHERMEN2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A memorial service will be held later for three fishermen lost off the Dorset coast two weeks ago.\r\n\r\nDavid McFarlane\'s body was found at sea after the Purbeck Isle sank - but fellow crew members Jack Craig and Robert Prowse still haven\'t been found.\r\n\r\nPrayer lanterns will be launched into the sky at Portland Bill at 8.30 this evening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are close to signing Rotherham winger Lewis Grabban..\r\n\r\nHe\'s agreed terms with Bournemouth and is having a medical at Dean Court today ahead of signing a 3 year deal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England play their final game this weekend before Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nRoy Hodgson\'s side meet Belgium at Wembley and the manager will be keeping his fingers crossed there\'ll be no more injury problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1185,'2012-06-04 07:47:31','284777 284208 284215 284823 284831 284833','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 JUBILEE (BEACONS) PEEK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4-thousand beacons will be lit across the UK and overseas today to\r\nmark Her Majesty\'s 60 years on the throne.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be placed far and wide - from Scafell Pike in the Lake District, to\r\nthe tiny British territory of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic.\r\n\r\nBruno Peek, who\'s the pageant master of the Queen\'s Diamond Jubilee Beacons,\r\nsays it will look fantastic.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: lit in Tonga\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100029.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MUS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If your road isn\'t one of the 30 that\'s decided to put on a street party across North Somerset this bank holiday - then get down to Weston Museum..\r\n\r\nThey\'re having a big 1950s themed event today and tomorrow with fancy dress and activities for kids in the art gallery.\r\n\r\nAdam Brown\'s from the museum:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB BIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile North Somerset Council say there\'s no change to waste and recycling collections over the bank holiday so put it all out as usual.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dog 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2-year-old boy from Swindon is in hospital with serious facial injuries after being bitten by two dogs.\r\n\r\nA 49 year old man was also injured - no-one has been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soldier 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British solder\'s died in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHe was killed by small arms fire while on patrol in Helmand Province.\r\n\r\nIt takes the number of service personnel killed in action in Afghanistan since 2001 to 377.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>appren 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lord Sugar\'s new apprentice Ricky Martin has been branded \'an arrogant fool\'.\r\n\r\nThe claim was made after his interview round - But the recruitment manger from Hampshire - still won 250 thousand pounds for his new business venture.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1186,'2012-06-04 07:51:10','284777 284220 284824 284832 284834 284840','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 JUBILEE (BEACONS) PEEK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4-thousand beacons will be lit across the UK and overseas today to\r\nmark Her Majesty\'s 60 years on the throne.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be placed far and wide - from Scafell Pike in the Lake District, to\r\nthe tiny British territory of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic.\r\n\r\nBruno Peek, who\'s the pageant master of the Queen\'s Diamond Jubilee Beacons,\r\nsays it will look fantastic.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: lit in Tonga\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100029.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If your road in Bournemouth isn\'t one of more than 50 to have a street party this weekend - then get down to the beach to celebrate the Jubilee..\r\n\r\nA massive screen\'s been put up next to the Pier so people can watch the Jubilee River Pageant followed by the big concert with the likes of Robbie Williams and Kylie - live from London.\r\n\r\nJon Weaver\'s from Bournemouth\'s Tourism team:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEEJON-1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\JUBILEEJON-1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dog 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2-year-old boy from Swindon is in hospital with serious facial injuries after being bitten by two dogs.\r\n\r\nA 49 year old man was also injured - no-one has been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soldier 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British solder\'s died in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHe was killed by small arms fire while on patrol in Helmand Province.\r\n\r\nIt takes the number of service personnel killed in action in Afghanistan since 2001 to 377.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>appren 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lord Sugar\'s new apprentice Ricky Martin has been branded \'an arrogant fool\'.\r\n\r\nThe claim was made after his interview round - But the recruitment manger from Hampshire - still won 250 thousand pounds for his new business venture.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales and Liverpool forward Craig Bellamy has revealed he\'s in Great Britain\'s squad to compete at the Olympic Games. \r\n\r\nHe\'s quoted in The Sun as saying he\'s been selected by manager Stuart Pearce - but that he was meant to keep it quiet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1187,'2012-06-04 07:58:43','284777 284208 284215 284823 284831 284833','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 JUBILEE (BEACONS) PEEK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4-thousand beacons will be lit across the UK and overseas today to\r\nmark Her Majesty\'s 60 years on the throne.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be placed far and wide - from Scafell Pike in the Lake District, to\r\nthe tiny British territory of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic.\r\n\r\nBruno Peek, who\'s the pageant master of the Queen\'s Diamond Jubilee Beacons,\r\nsays it will look fantastic.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: lit in Tonga\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100029.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MUS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If your road isn\'t one of the 30 that\'s decided to put on a street party across North Somerset this bank holiday - then get down to Weston Museum..\r\n\r\nThey\'re having a big 1950s themed event today and tomorrow with fancy dress and activities for kids in the art gallery.\r\n\r\nAdam Brown\'s from the museum:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB BIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile North Somerset Council say there\'s no change to waste and recycling collections over the bank holiday so put it all out as usual.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dog 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2-year-old boy from Swindon is in hospital with serious facial injuries after being bitten by two dogs.\r\n\r\nA 49 year old man was also injured - no-one has been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soldier 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British solder\'s died in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHe was killed by small arms fire while on patrol in Helmand Province.\r\n\r\nIt takes the number of service personnel killed in action in Afghanistan since 2001 to 377.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>appren 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lord Sugar\'s new apprentice Ricky Martin has been branded \'an arrogant fool\'.\r\n\r\nThe claim was made after his interview round - But the recruitment manger from Hampshire - still won 250 thousand pounds for his new business venture.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1188,'2012-06-04 08:26:03','284852 284779 284204 284848 284851','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEACONS 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4 thousand Diamond Jubilee beacons will be lit across the world tonight - including ones at Portishead and Uphill.\r\n\r\nThe Queen will light the final one in London after a star-studded concert at Buckingham palace\r\n\r\nModel and presenter Nell McAndrew will help light a charity beacon on Scafell Pike in the Lake District.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: that research\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 JUBILEE (BEACONS) MCANDREW</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen will light a National Beacon in London tonight after a star-studded\r\nconcert in honour of her Diamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nIt will be the last in a chain of lights stretching around the UK and\r\nthroughout the Commonwealth.\r\n\r\nModel and presenter Nell McAndrew will help light a charity beacon on Scafell\r\nPike in the Lake District.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: that research\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100031.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 30 street parties are being held across North Somerset this bank holiday weekend to celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nWeston Museum are putting a big one on today and tomorrow with the theme being 1953...so come in fancy dress if you want..\r\n\r\nThere\'s gonna be childrens games in the art gallery and Supervisor Adam Brown says they\'re prepared for any weather:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>other 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In other news...A toddler\'s suffered serious facial injuries after being attacked by two dogs in Swindon.\r\n\r\nA 49 year old man was also hurt. \r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nA soldier from 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment has been killed in Afghanistan.\r\n \r\nHis family has been told.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cheese 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Rebel cheese chasers are expected to flip, somersault and tumble their way to the foot of a steep hill today - chasing an 8-pound Double Gloucester.\r\n\r\nThrill seekers plan to continue the tradition of staging an unofficial event after the world-famous Cheese Rolling was cancelled in 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1189,'2012-06-04 08:38:38','284841 284779 284842 284848 284851 284850','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEACONS 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4 thousand Diamond Jubilee beacons will be lit across the world tonight - including ones at Peveril Point in Swanage and St. Mary\'s Church in Ferndown.\r\n\r\nThe Queen will light the final one in London after a star-studded concert at Buckingham palace\r\n\r\nModel and presenter Nell McAndrew will help light a charity beacon on Scafell Pike in the Lake District.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: that research\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 JUBILEE (BEACONS) MCANDREW</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen will light a National Beacon in London tonight after a star-studded\r\nconcert in honour of her Diamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nIt will be the last in a chain of lights stretching around the UK and\r\nthroughout the Commonwealth.\r\n\r\nModel and presenter Nell McAndrew will help light a charity beacon on Scafell\r\nPike in the Lake District.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: that research\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100031.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you weren\'t lucky enough to be one of the 10 thousand people to get a ticket for the big concert in London - then you can head to Bournemouth beach to watch..\r\n\r\nA big screen\'s been put up next to the Pier so you can see the likes of Robbie Williams, Kylie and Jessie J Perform..\r\n\r\nThere\'s also lots of other activities going on on the pier and seafront today.\r\n\r\nJon Weaver from the Tourism team says it\'s hard work, but important that events like these are free:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEEJON-2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\JUBILEEJON-2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>other 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In other news...A toddler\'s suffered serious facial injuries after being attacked by two dogs in Swindon.\r\n\r\nA 49 year old man was also hurt. \r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nA soldier from 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment has been killed in Afghanistan.\r\n \r\nHis family has been told.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cheese 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Rebel cheese chasers are expected to flip, somersault and tumble their way to the foot of a steep hill today - chasing an 8-pound Double Gloucester.\r\n\r\nThrill seekers plan to continue the tradition of staging an unofficial event after the world-famous Cheese Rolling was cancelled in 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Liverpool striker Craig Bellamy\'s quoted in the Sun this morning saying he\'s in Great Britain\'s squad to compete at the Olympic Games. \r\n\r\nHe goes on to say he was meant to keep it quiet though!\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1190,'2012-06-04 10:48:19','284860 284204 284874 284229','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 11 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 JUBILEE GILES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4 thousand beacons will burn across the globe to celebrate the\r\nDiamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nThe Queen will light the final flame in front of Buckingham Palace after\r\ntonight\'s star-studded Jubilee concert.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chris Giles reports from the Mall.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: later tonight\r\nDuration: 31\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:45]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 30 street parties are being held across North Somerset this bank holiday weekend to celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nWeston Museum are putting a big one on today and tomorrow with the theme being 1953...so come in fancy dress if you want..\r\n\r\nThere\'s gonna be childrens games in the art gallery and Supervisor Adam Brown says they\'re prepared for any weather:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\JUBILEE WESTON MUSEUM 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>other 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A two-year-old boy\'s suffered serious facial injuries after being attacked by a pair of dogs in Swindon.\r\n\r\nA 49-year-old man was also injured.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nA soldier\'s been killed in a small arms fire in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHis family has been told.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PULL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the annual Lifeboat Pull in Weston today to raise cash for the RNLI.\r\n\r\nThe boat will be towed along the promenade by volunteers as they try and beat last years fundraising amount of 900 pounds.\r\n\r\nThe Pull\'s been held every year since the first lifeboat came to Weston..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1191,'2012-06-04 10:53:07','284860 284875 284873 284876','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 11 4/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 JUBILEE GILES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 4 thousand beacons will burn across the globe to celebrate the\r\nDiamond Jubilee.\r\n\r\nThe Queen will light the final flame in front of Buckingham Palace after\r\ntonight\'s star-studded Jubilee concert.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chris Giles reports from the Mall.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: later tonight\r\nDuration: 31\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:45]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUB MON 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you aren\'t one of the lucky 10 thousand people to have a ticket for the Jubilee concert in London - you can watch it on Bournemouth beach.\r\n\r\nA massive screen\'s been put up next to the Pier which will show the gig live from London.\r\n\r\nJon Weaver\'s from Bournemouth\'s Tourism team - he says people are really getting involved with the jubilee:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: JUBILEEJON-1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\JUBILEEJON-1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>other 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A two-year-old boy\'s suffered serious facial injuries after being attacked by a pair of dogs in Swindon.\r\n\r\nA 49-year-old man was also injured.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nA soldier\'s been killed in a small arms fire in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHis family has been told.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barton 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Joey Barton has been involved in a fight outside a Liverpool nightclub. \r\n\r\nThe QPR midfielder was punched in the face in the early hours of this morning.\r\n\r\nMerseyside Police say a 29-year old man, thought to be Barton, was injured but voluntarily left the scene. 2 men have been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1192,'2012-06-06 06:45:12','285340 285307 285341 285127 285118 285336','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After four days of Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it\'s back to work for most of us today. \r\n\r\nBut for the Queen, there\'s more to do. \r\n\r\nShe\'s hosting a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government.\r\n\r\nMany have questioned the monarchy\'s role in Britain, but Royal Historian Dr Tracy Borman says it\'s proved the Royal Family are still popular:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 JUBILEE-ADD BORMAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(alternative cut)\r\n\r\nMany have questioned the monarchy\'s role in Britain, but Royal Historian Dr\r\nTracy Borman says it\'s proved the Royal Family are still popular:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: royal family\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300045.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>philip 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile - Buckingham Palace says The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days yet. \r\n\r\n90-year-old Prince Philip is suffering from a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nYesterday Prince Edward visited him in hospital and said his father was \"feeling better\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many students in Somerset will soon only have to pay about half the current rate for bus passes.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because a number of colleges have agreed to provide a subsidy for Somerset Council’s County Ticket.\r\n\r\nThe Council says it\'s negotiated with bus operators to get the pass down to 600 pounds ... but depending on the amount offered by each college, some young people could pay as little as 300.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young children are being promised the chance to get A Taste of the Olympics at an even in Weston this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be a running track, football, obstacle course and tug of war, all for under fives - at the Old Town Quarry on Queens Road between 12 and 3 P-M.\r\n\r\nIt\'s organised by Weston Central Children\'s Centre and Inspire, who are asking for a one pound donation to get involved.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>big bro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former porn star, a plus-size model and a one-time LA gang member have taken their places among the new intake of Big Brother housemates.\r\n\r\nThe 16 contestants headed into their new home for the fourth new series within the space of a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1193,'2012-06-06 06:50:10','285339 285342 285345 285106 285335 285337','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After four days of Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it\'s back to work for most of us today. \r\n\r\nBut for the Queen, there\'s more to do. \r\n\r\nShe\'s hosting a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile - Buckingham Palace says The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days yet. \r\n\r\n90-year-old Prince Philip is suffering from a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nYesterday Prince Edward visited him in hospital and said his father was \"feeling better\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The vast majority of people think smoking cigarettes is worse than cannabis - but we\'re being told that\'s completely wrong.\r\n\r\nThe risk of developing cancer is actually 20 times GREATER for those smoking the class-b drug versus cigarettes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset is the second richest county in the UK when it comes to property.\r\n\r\nAccording to a new survey, property per head is more than 207 thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nSurrey was the richest county with its homes having a total value of almost 288 billion pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As crossings to the Channel Islands continue from Poole - two million pounds worth of repairs at Condor Ferries\' regular terminal in Weymouth are set to be approved today.\r\n\r\nEssential structural repairs to the quay wall are needed - and if Weymouth and Portland Council give it the go-ahead at a meeting later, preliminary work could begin this month.\r\n\r\nIt should be completed by March next year, meaning the service will remain at Poole until then.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>big bro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former porn star, a plus-size model and a one-time LA gang member have taken their places among the new intake of Big Brother housemates.\r\n\r\nThe 16 contestants headed into their new home for the fourth new series within the space of a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The England squad depart for Euro 2012 later.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll fly to their team base, which is in the Polish city of Krakow.\r\n\r\nTheir first match is against France on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1194,'2012-06-06 07:55:51','285362 285363 285360 285361 285364 285369','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Jubilee 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>While most of us are returning to work after the long Diamond Jubilee weekend, the celebrations aren\'t quite over yet for The Queen.\r\n\r\nShe will host a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government later.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, Prince Philip has spent a second night in hospital with a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nBuckingham Palace says he\'s in good spirits - but was disappointed to have missed some of the Jubilee celebrations..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A \"dangerous\" lack of awareness about smoking cannabis could be putting millions of people at risk.\r\n\r\nA new report claims the risk of developing lung cancer is 20 times greater than from smoking cigarettes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset is one of the richest counties in the UK when it comes to property..\r\n\r\nIt\'s come second in a survey which looked at total cost of homes and property wealth per head - which in Dorset is more than 207 thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nSurrey came top of the list..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like Condor ferry crossings to the Channel Islands will continue from Poole until next March...\r\n\r\nTwo million pounds worth of repairs to the quay at the companies regular terminal in Weymouth are set to be approved today.\r\n\r\nIt should be completed by March, meaning the service will remain at Poole until then.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>venus 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A rare astronomical event has been visible from the UK this morning.\r\n\r\nThe planet Venus has passed across the face of the Sun - an event so rare that we won\'t see it again in our lifetimes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - The England squad will fly off to Poland today ahead of the Euros.\r\n\r\nTheir first game is against France on Monday.\r\n\r\nand Paul Lambert will outline his vision for Aston Villa today. \r\n\r\nThe former Norwich boss is the club\'s fourth different manager in less than two years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1195,'2012-06-06 08:26:40','285362 285268 285372 285364 285373','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Jubilee 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>While most of us are returning to work after the long Diamond Jubilee weekend, the celebrations aren\'t quite over yet for The Queen.\r\n\r\nShe will host a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government later.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, Prince Philip has spent a second night in hospital with a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nBuckingham Palace says he\'s in good spirits - but was disappointed to have missed some of the Jubilee celebrations..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>001 CHILDREN MORIARTY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine in ten mums and dads still think there are problems with the way some\r\ncompanies advertise to children.\r\n\r\nResearch by the Chartered Institute of Marketing shows parents are worried\r\nabout youngsters seeing sexually explicit ads targeting them during kid\'s TV\r\nprogrammes.\r\n\r\nChris Moriarty (pron: morry-arty) who\'s from the organisation says there were\r\nalso examples of inappropriate products being made for children, like padded\r\nbras.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 001\r\nOUT WORDS: to children\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:41]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300006.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many teenagers in Somerset will soon be able to get a cheap bus pass.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because a number of colleges have agreed to provide a subsidy for Somerset Council’s County Ticket...which means some students could pay as little as 300 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>venus 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A rare astronomical event has been visible from the UK this morning.\r\n\r\nThe planet Venus has passed across the face of the Sun - an event so rare that we won\'t see it again in our lifetimes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Under 5s are being promised the chance to get A Taste of the Olympics at an even in Weston this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be a running track, football, obstacle course and tug of war at the Old Town Quarry on Queens Road between 12 and 3 P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1196,'2012-06-06 08:54:50','285379 285378 285345 285106 285380','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jubilee 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After four days of Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it\'s back to work for most of us today. \r\n\r\nBut for the Queen, there\'s more to do. \r\n\r\nShe\'s hosting a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile - Buckingham Palace says The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days yet. \r\n\r\n90-year-old Prince Philip is suffering from a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nYesterday Prince Edward visited him in hospital and said his father was \"feeling better\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The vast majority of people think smoking cigarettes is worse than cannabis - but we\'re being told that\'s completely wrong.\r\n\r\nThe risk of developing cancer is actually 20 times GREATER for those smoking the class-b drug that those who have cigarettes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset is the second richest county in the UK when it comes to property.\r\n\r\nAccording to a new survey, property per head is more than 207 thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nSurrey was the richest county with its homes having a total value of almost 288 billion pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As crossings to the Channel Islands continue from Poole - two million pounds worth of repairs at Condor Ferries\' regular terminal in Weymouth are set to be approved today.\r\n\r\nEssential structural repairs to the quay wall are needed - and if Weymouth and Portland Council give it the go-ahead at a meeting later, preliminary work could begin this month.\r\n\r\nIt should be completed by March next year, meaning the service will remain at Poole until then.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If the bookies are to be believed, Dennis Bergkamp is on the verge of becoming Swansea\'s new manager.\r\n\r\nThe Arsenal legend is the favourite to become the successor to Brendan Rodgers, who departed for Liverpool last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1197,'2012-06-06 09:53:28','285389 285400 285273 285399 285127','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four people have died after a crash involving two cars near Bridgwater..\r\n\r\nIt happened on the A39 Cannington Straight at about 2.40 yesterday afternoon..\r\n\r\nTwo people were pronounced dead at the scene and three were taken to hospital where two later died.\r\n\r\nThe road was shut for more than six hours.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>philip 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duke of Edinburgh remains in hospital where he\'s being treated for a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nPrince Philip missed out on two days of the Jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 CANNABIS SHOVELTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The vast majority of people think smoking cigarettes is worse than cannabis -\r\nbut we\'re being told that\'s completely wrong.\r\n\r\nThe risk of developing cancer is actually 20 times GREATER for those smoking\r\nthe class-b drug versus cigarettes.\r\n\r\nDame Helena Shovelton, Chief Executive of the British Lung Foundation, is\r\ncalling for a public awarness campaign about the dangers.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: damage them\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300011.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>legion 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Experts are trying to trace the source of a deadly outbreak of a bacteria in Edinburgh - that\'s claimed one person\'s life.\r\n\r\n15 other people have are in a critical condition after contracting Legionnaires\' disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many students in Somerset will soon only have to pay about half the current rate for bus passes.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because a number of colleges have agreed to provide a subsidy for Somerset Council’s County Ticket.\r\n\r\nThe Council says it\'s negotiated with bus operators to get the pass down to 600 pounds ... but depending on the amount offered by each college, some young people could pay as little as 300.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1198,'2012-06-06 09:57:02','285397 285400 285360 285399 285396 285395','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 6/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people are putting themselves at risk because they don\'t know how dangerous smoking cannabis can be. \r\n\r\nThat\'s from the British Heart Foundation who say one cannabis joint has the same effect as a whole packet of\r\ncigarettes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>philip 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duke of Edinburgh remains in hospital where he\'s being treated for a bladder infection.\r\n\r\nPrince Philip missed out on two days of the Jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset is one of the richest counties in the UK when it comes to property..\r\n\r\nIt\'s come second in a survey which looked at total cost of homes and property wealth per head - which in Dorset is more than 207 thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nSurrey came top of the list..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>legion 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Experts are trying to trace the source of a deadly outbreak of a bacteria in Edinburgh - that\'s claimed one person\'s life.\r\n\r\n15 other people have are in a critical condition after contracting Legionnaires\' disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like Condor ferry crossings to the Channel Islands will continue from Poole for the next 9 months...\r\n\r\nTwo million pounds worth of repairs to the quay at the companies regular terminal in Weymouth are set to be approved today.\r\n\r\nIt should be completed by March, meaning the service will remain at Poole until then.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - England\'s footballers head for the centre of Krakow this afternoon - where they will be based for the duration of their Euro 2012 campaign.\r\n\r\nand Hanrry Redknapp wants his Tottenham future sorting out sooner rather than later.\r\n\r\nHe\'s entering the final year of his current deal at White Hart Lane...and says he\'s sure he\'s done enough to earn an extension.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1199,'2012-06-07 06:47:32','285742 285744 285743 285746 285745','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 7/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EUROS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police say they\'re prepared for any trouble that might kick off during Euro 2012 - which starts tomorrow.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got plans in place to tackle any related anti-social behaviour - and local people with a football banning order have already been made to surrender their passports.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also a big focus on preventing domestic violence which increases during football tournaments...\r\n\r\nHere\'s Detective Inspector Peter Highway:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nIf you\'re a victim call 101.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: EUROS SOMERSET 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\EUROS SOMERSET 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>screen 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists could soon routinely screen unborn babies for thousands of genetic conditions - raising concerns this could lead to more abortions.\r\n\r\nThe only genetic disorder tested for on the NHS is Down\'s syndrome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>300 streetlights in Weston and Worle are going to be replaced over the next few months - as they\'ve reached the end of their \'lifespan\'.\r\n\r\nThe council says the concrete columns are being scrapped for aluminium ones that can be recycled instead.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing just over 300 thousand pounds and the work will go on until January next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>steps 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new scheme which aims to steer teenagers away from crime, drugs and alcohol is being launched today.\r\n\r\nSix Steps to Safer Britain is being supported by former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, whose brother Ben was stabbed to death in 2008.\r\n\r\nThe plan\'s been put together by youth charity Catch22 following a consultation with thousands of young people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole says it feels like Twitter has given her her \"voice back\". In recent months she\'s used the social networking site to take on her critics. \r\n\r\nThis singer said \"I don\'t know what I was doing before Twitter, I really don\'t. Burying my head in the sand.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1200,'2012-06-07 06:53:33','285739 285746 285756 285745 285757','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 7/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUNGARY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Corfe Castle man\'s due to go on trial for fraud in Hungary later...\r\n\r\nIt\'s all to do with a time share marketing business that Michael Turner and his business partner were running in Budapest.\r\n\r\nThe 2 men were held there for four months in alleged terrible conditions 2 years ago..but then released.\r\n\r\nSouth Dorset MP Richard Drax is in Hungary to be a character witness and says authorities there have questioned hundreds of people:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HUNGARY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HUNGARY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>steps 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new scheme which aims to steer teenagers away from crime, drugs and alcohol is being launched today.\r\n\r\nSix Steps to Safer Britain is being supported by former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, whose brother Ben was stabbed to death in 2008.\r\n\r\nThe plan\'s been put together by youth charity Catch22 following a consultation with thousands of young people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BAG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being warned not to leave bags in our cars..\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a woman had her deisgner handbag nicked from a vehicle in Canford Cliffs.\r\n\r\nThe thief went in through the sunroof and took the bag which had the woman\'s house keys in it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole says it feels like Twitter has given her her \"voice back\". In recent months she\'s used the social networking site to take on her critics. \r\n\r\nThis singer said \"I don\'t know what I was doing before Twitter, I really don\'t. Burying my head in the sand.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s Euro 2012 preparations step up a gear this morning as the players train in Poland for the first time.\r\n\r\nRoy Hodgson\'s men are getting ready for Monday\'s opener against France.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1201,'2012-06-07 08:54:35','285763 285777 285746 285743 285783','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 7/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EUROS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Domestic abuse gets worse during football tournaments like the Euros..which start tomorrow..\r\n\r\nNow Avon and Somerset police are launching a campaign to try and keep people safer in their own homes..\r\n\r\nThey\'ve launched a special 101 hotline for victims to call..and are visiting known offenders to warn them they\'re watching..\r\n\r\nDetective Inspector Peter Highway says they\'re also targeting anti-social behaviour and excessive drinking during the tournament:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: EUROS SOMERSET 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\EUROS SOMERSET 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>screen 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed developments that could allow scientists to routinely screen unborn babies for genetic conditions could lead to more abortions.\r\n\r\nAt the moment, Down\'s syndrome is the only genetic disorder tested-for by the NHS.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>steps 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new scheme which aims to steer teenagers away from crime, drugs and alcohol is being launched today.\r\n\r\nSix Steps to Safer Britain is being supported by former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, whose brother Ben was stabbed to death in 2008.\r\n\r\nThe plan\'s been put together by youth charity Catch22 following a consultation with thousands of young people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>300 streetlights in Weston and Worle are going to be replaced over the next few months - as they\'ve reached the end of their \'lifespan\'.\r\n\r\nThe council says the concrete columns are being scrapped for aluminium ones that can be recycled instead.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing just over 300 thousand pounds and the work will go on until January next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sat 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Satnavs might be impairing people\'s driving ability, according to a new study.\r\n\r\nIn an experiment, drivers tended to go faster and were less likely to notice pedestrians if they were listening to instructions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1202,'2012-06-07 09:51:22','285742 285802 285807 285806 285805','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 7/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EUROS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police say they\'re prepared for any trouble that might kick off during Euro 2012 - which starts tomorrow.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got plans in place to tackle any related anti-social behaviour - and local people with a football banning order have already been made to surrender their passports.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also a big focus on preventing domestic violence which increases during football tournaments...\r\n\r\nHere\'s Detective Inspector Peter Highway:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nIf you\'re a victim call 101.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: EUROS SOMERSET 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\EUROS SOMERSET 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>screen 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists could soon be able to routinely screen unborn babies for thousands of genetic conditions - but there are claims it could lead to rising abortion rates.\r\n\r\nThe only genetic disorder the NHS tests for is Down\'s syndrome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>syria 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron has condemned what he describes as the \"brutal and sickening\" killing of civilians in Syria.\r\n\r\nOpposition groups are blaming pro-government militia for the deaths of at least 86 people - many of them women and children.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 300 of Weston and Worle\'s streetlights are gonna be replaced over the next few months..\r\n\r\nThey\'ve reached the end of their lifespan and so new ones made of aluminium which last 70 years are being put up instead.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing just over 300 thousand pounds and the work will go on until January next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cosmo 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bunch of male Olympic athletes have posed naked in Cosmo...\r\n\r\nCyclist Ben Swift, gymnast Louis Smith and the hockey team are among those who\'ve stripped off for the July issue to \r\nraise awareness of prostate and testicular cancer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1203,'2012-06-07 09:57:23','285775 285793 285801 285804 285803','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 7/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUNGARY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man from Corfe Castle will go on trial in Hungary later accused of fraud..\r\n\r\nIt\'s all to do with a time share marketing business that Michael Turner was running in Budapest with another man.\r\n\r\nThey were held for 4 months in a horrible prison there - and then released more than 2 years ago..but they are still being made to stand trial.\r\n\r\nSouth Dorset MP Richard Drax has flown out there to appear as a character witness - he\'s told Fire News why:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HUNGARY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HUNGARY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUNERAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The funeral of former Poole Pirates speedway rider Lee Richardson takes place this lunchtime..\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old died after he crashed during a race in Poland last month.\r\n\r\nA private family ceremony will be held in Hastings at 12.30 followed by a public wake at the Eastbourne Eagles Arlington Stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>screen 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists could soon be able to routinely screen unborn babies for thousands of genetic conditions - but there are claims it could lead to rising abortion rates.\r\n\r\nThe only genetic disorder the NHS tests for is Down\'s syndrome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cosmo 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bunch of male Olympic athletes have posed naked in Cosmo...\r\n\r\nCyclist Ben Swift, gymnast Louis Smith and the hockey team are among those who\'ve stripped off for the July issue to \r\nraise awareness of prostate and testicular cancer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - England will train in Poland this morning for the first time since arriving for Euro 2012. \r\n\r\nThere\'s still concern over John Terry\'s hamstring problem - and Roy Hodgson can\'t afford any more injuries after a spate of withdrawals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1204,'2012-06-07 17:45:24','285989 286066 286045 286069 286042 285997 286038','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CLINTONS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four and a half thousand jobs have been saved after a buyer\'s found for the struggling High Street firm Clinton Cards - including the Weston and Bridgwater branches.\r\n\r\nAdministrator Zolfo Cooper says the deal with Ohio-based American Greetings will preserve the remaining 397 UK stores.\r\n\r\nHowever, the ones in Nailsea and Portishead will close.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>syria 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The U-N Secretary General says a monitoring team has been shot at while trying to reach the site of the latest massacre in Syria.\r\n\r\nBan Ki-Moon has called the killing of more than 70 people - including many women and children -an \'unspeakable barbarity\':\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nOfficials in the country deny pro-government militiamen were responsible.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 SYRIA MOON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UN monitors in Syria say they\'ve been shot at, while attempting to reach the\r\nsite of a new reported massacre.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed around 80 people, including women and children, have been killed\r\nin Hama province by forces loyal to President al-Assad.\r\n\r\nUN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon is condemning the reported massacre as \"an\r\nunspeakable barbarity\".\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: whole families\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400252.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>defence 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Defence Secretary Philip Hammond\'s defending what he\'s called \'difficult decisions\' ahead - after announcing the army will have to rely more heavily on reserves and private contractors - to meet spending targets.\r\n\r\nLabour\'s slammed plans to sack thousands of personnel...\r\n\r\nwhile Conservative MP Colonel Bob Stewart, a former Army commander, has also criticised the scale of the cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birm 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A gang of six people, who lured police officers to a fire at a pub during last summer\'s riots in Birmingham, before shooting at them, have jailed for a total of more than 120 years. \r\n\r\nThe judge said around 12 shots were fired at officers and a police helicopter from at least four handguns.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROOFER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cowboy roofer has been told to expect jail after pleading guilty to swindling pensioners - including in Somerset - out of one hundred thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nPhillip Small - who\'s 41 has admitted overcharging 13 elderly people across the South West and Wales, and then carrying out shoddy work.\r\n\r\nThe traveller from Herefordshire - who used a series of false names and claimed to be working for a national company - could get up to four years behind bars when he\'s sentenced in August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euros 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The UK government\'s decided to boycott England\'s three Euro 2012 group games in Ukraine.\r\n\r\nIt\'s in response to the country\'s treatment of the jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.\r\n\r\nThe Foreign Office says attendance of matches beyond the group stage is under review.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1205,'2012-06-11 14:51:09','287249 287241 287244 287242 287243 287246','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported Arsenal\'s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will start for England in this afternoon\'s Euro 2012 clash with France.\r\n\r\nThe 18-year-old has only made two international appearances.\r\n\r\nKick off is at 5 o clock.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEACHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole teacher\'s been jailed for twenty weeks after admitting downloading indecent images of children.\r\n\r\nDad of two Brian Saunders, who worked at Buckholme Towers, was found to have over two hundred photos and six movies on his laptop.\r\n\r\nThe 49 year old, of New Road in Northbourne, has also been banned from working with children for life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>party 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A footballer has been arrested over the murder of a teenage girl at a house party.\r\n\r\nAndrew Hall - one of Stoke City\'s Academy Players - is being questioned about the death of 15 year old Megan-Leigh Peat in Bedfordshire at the weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after seven parked cars were crashed into on two Charminster streets.\r\n\r\nResidents say they saw a black Jeep colliding with vehicles on Cyril Road and Shelbourne Road just after 2 A-M on Saturday June the second.\r\n\r\nThree teenagers aged 16, 17 and 19 – were arrested and bailed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Osborne\'s giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry and faces questions about his involvement with Rupert Murdoch\'s bid to take over BSkyB.\r\n\r\nEarlier, former prime minister Gordon Brown denied threatening to \"make war\" with News Corporation - and insisted he never gave The Sun permission to publish\r\na story about his son\'s cystic fibrosis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kamara 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gary Barlow pipped him to number one spot - but Chris Kamara hopes his England song can spur the team to victory this afternoon.\r\n\r\n\'Sing for England\' is raising money for charity - and is the official song of England\'s Euro 2012 campaign.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1206,'2012-06-11 15:47:13','287277 287259 287258 287273 287276','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England kick of the Euro 2012 campaign in an hours time...\r\n\r\nThey\'re up against France in Donets\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported Arsenal\'s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will start for England..his first competitive international cap.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MACHETE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men who robbed and threatened a Weston pensioner with a machete - have been jailed for a total of 20 years...\r\n\r\nThey took the 69 year old\'s car and other items in the raid last December..with one of the men, Dean Cotter, cutting the mans leg with the massive knife.\r\n\r\nThe 24 year old got a 13 year jail term while Jamie Staite, who\'s 22 and lived with Cotter at a hostel in Bristol - has been jailed for seven years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset MP Liam Fox is launching a charity to help injuried soldiers have a holiday.\r\n\r\nGive Us Time will aim to provide wounded troops and their families with week-long stays in holiday homes and timeshares, here in the UK and around the world.\r\n\r\nDoctor Fox told Nova News why it\'s so important to him:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: The project\'s website goes live today for people to register to donate their properties.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: FOX 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\FOX 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gordon Brown\'s revealed neither he nor his wife gave permission to The Sun newspaper to run a story about their son\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe former Prime Minister\'s evidence to the Leveson Inquiry contradicts that given by the newspaper\'s former editor Rebekah Brooks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Environment Agency\'s issued 40 flood alerts and two flood warnings as torrential rain continues to fall in parts of the country.\r\n\r\nThe worst affected area is south east England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (1207,'2012-06-11 15:51:47','287278 287251 287274 287273 287275 287270','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England kick of their Euro 2012 campaign against France in an hours time...\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported Arsenal\'s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will start for England..his first competitive international cap.\r\n\r\nFormer England boss Graham Taylor tells Sky Sports News he\'s hoping the Three Lions show more in DON-ETS than they have in their last couple of friendlies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S028 S-ENGLAND TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(kick off 1700)\r\n\r\nIt\'s being reported that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will start for England\r\nagainst France in their opening clash of Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nIt would be a first competitive international cap for the Arsenal teenager.\r\n\r\nFormer England boss Graham Taylor tells Sky Sports News is hoping the Three\r\nLions show more in Donetsk (pron: DON-ETS) than they have in their last couple\r\nof friendlies.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S028\r\nOUT WORDS: that flexibility\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100229.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEACHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teacher who works in Poole has been jailed for twenty weeks after admitting downloading indecent images of children.\r\n\r\n49 year old Brian Saunders, who worked at Buckholme Towers, was found to have over two hundred photos and six movies on his laptop.\r\n\r\nThe dad of 2 from New Road in Northbourne, has also been banned from working with children for life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gordon Brown\'s revealed neither he nor his wife gave permission to The Sun newspaper to run a story about their son\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe former Prime Minister\'s evidence to the Leveson Inquiry contradicts that given by the newspaper\'s former editor Rebekah Brooks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Seven cars have been damaged in Bournemouth...after a car was allegedly crashed into them...\r\n\r\nPeople in Charminster say they saw a black Jeep low into the vehicles on Cyril Road and Shelbourne Road just after 2 A-M on Saturday June the second.\r\n\r\nThree teenagers aged 16, 17 and 19 – have been arrested and bailed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-QUEEN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Katy Perry is apparently being lined up for her big screen movie debut - as\r\nFreddie Mercury\'s girlfriend.\r\n\r\nThe singer is thought to be the favourite to play \'Mary Austin\' in the biopic\r\nof the Queen frontman that\'s due to start filming soon.\r\n\r\nSacha Baron Cohen is set to play Freddie in the film - which has the blessing\r\nof remaining Queen members.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1208,'2012-06-11 16:54:52','287318 287288 287241 287321 287242 287322','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are just kicking off their Euro 2012 challenge in  DON-ETS.\r\n\r\nArsenal teenager Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is a surprise starter against France.\r\n\r\nSteven Gerrard captain\'s the team, and Manchester United pair Ashley Young and Danny Welbeck are up front.\r\n\r\nThese England fans are quietly confident:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S031 S-ENGLAND-ADD VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>These England fans who\'ve spoken to Sky Sports News are quietly confident.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S031\r\nOUT WORDS: fancies me\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100255.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEACHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole teacher\'s been jailed for twenty weeks after admitting downloading indecent images of children.\r\n\r\nDad of two Brian Saunders, who worked at Buckholme Towers, was found to have over two hundred photos and six movies on his laptop.\r\n\r\nThe 49 year old, of New Road in Northbourne, has also been banned from working with children for life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greek 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British tourist has died in a parachuting accident on the Greek island of Zante.\r\n\r\nJake Simkins had been on holiday there with his pregnant girlfriend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after seven parked cars were crashed into on two Charminster streets.\r\n\r\nResidents say they saw a black Jeep colliding with vehicles on Cyril Road and Shelbourne Road just after 2 A-M on Saturday June the second.\r\n\r\nThree teenagers aged 16, 17 and 19 – were arrested and bailed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euromillio</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A winning Euromillions ticket - worth nearly 64-million pounds - remains unclaimed somewhere in the UK.\r\n\r\nCamelot\'s urging people to check their tickets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1209,'2012-06-11 17:20:41','287328 287261 287321 287260 287322','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 530 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england530</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are currently playing France in their first Euro 2012 group game..\r\n\r\n18-year-old Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was the surprise starter in the team..\r\n\r\nAshley Young and Danny Welbeck are playing up front in Donetsk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MACHETE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been jailed for a total of 20 years - for robbing and threatening a pensioner with a machete in his Weston home...\r\n\r\nThey took the 69 year old\'s car and other items in the raid last December..with one of the men, Dean Cotter, cutting the mans leg with the massive knife.\r\n\r\nThe 24 year old got a 13 year jail term while Jamie Staite, who\'s 22 and lived with Cotter at a hostel in Bristol - has been jailed for seven years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greek 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British tourist has died in a parachuting accident on the Greek island of Zante.\r\n\r\nJake Simkins had been on holiday there with his pregnant girlfriend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox, MP for North Somerset has set up a charity which is gonna give wounded soldiers and their families a holiday.\r\n\r\nHe wants people with holiday homes that aren\'t being used to donate their properties for a week or so, so wounded troops and their families can go away together.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: The project\'s called GIVE US TIME and the website goes live today.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: FOX 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\FOX 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euromillio</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A winning Euromillions ticket - worth nearly 64-million pounds - remains unclaimed somewhere in the UK.\r\n\r\nCamelot\'s urging people to check their tickets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1210,'2012-06-11 17:47:06','287336 287274 287337 287275 287338 287339','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 11/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are currently drawing 1 all with France in their first Euro 2012 group game..\r\n\r\nThe second half is about to kick off in Donets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEACHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teacher who works in Poole has been jailed for twenty weeks after admitting downloading indecent images of children.\r\n\r\n49 year old Brian Saunders, who worked at Buckholme Towers, was found to have over two hundred photos and six movies on his laptop.\r\n\r\nThe dad of 2 from New Road in Northbourne, has also been banned from working with children for life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>weather 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>43 parts of the country are now on flood alert - as heavy rain continues to fall.\r\n\r\nThere are also three more serious warnings in place - where flooding is expected - in south east England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Seven cars have been damaged in Bournemouth...after a car was allegedly crashed into them...\r\n\r\nPeople in Charminster say they saw a black Jeep low into the vehicles on Cyril Road and Shelbourne Road just after 2 A-M on Saturday June the second.\r\n\r\nThree teenagers aged 16, 17 and 19 – have been arrested and bailed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gordon Brown has denied \"declaring war\" on Rupert Murdoch\'s media empire after The Sun switched its allegiance to the Tories.\r\n\r\nThe former Prime Minister has also told the Leveson Inquiry the newspaper was never given permission to run a story about his son\'s health.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole and Nadine Coyle have got together for a night out.\r\n\r\nIt\'s said the pair fell out when Girls Aloud split up - but the duo were seen partying in London this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1211,'2012-06-12 14:48:50','287666 287676 287675 287653 287674','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 12/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>034 TROLLS BAINS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Websites that allow people to post malicious messages, will be forced to reveal\r\nthe users\' identities.\r\n\r\nThe government wants to make it easier to expose people behind online attacks,\r\nso they can be sued in court for defamation.\r\n\r\nLast week Facebook was ordered to reveal the details of cyberbullies who\r\ntargeted a mother - just because they didn\'t like the X-Factor contestant she\r\nsupported.\r\n\r\nHer lawyer Rupinder Bains fears the new rules are too limited.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 034\r\nOUT WORDS: amounts to\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200185.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in Bridgwater at the weekend, have been bailed.\r\n\r\n29 year old Thomas O\'Neill died after being hit by a car on the A38 Bristol Road on Saturday night.\r\n\r\nThe men arrested are 27 and 32 and both from the town.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Tory Prime Minister Sir John Major has told an inquiry into press standards he was asked to change policy on Europe by Rupert Murdoch.\r\n\r\nSir John says the conversation took place during a dinner in February 1997 - a few months before Labour defeated the Tories at an election.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEPOT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A depot for a major supermarket in North Somerset, employing 350 staff, will close next year.\r\n\r\nBut it\'s thought The Co-operative plan to move the workers from Portbury to a new, larger distribution centre in Avonmouth, which is due to open in September.\r\n\r\nAnother depot in Wellington will also merge into the new twenty million pound regional centre.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balo 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UEFA is investigating claims Manchester City\'s Mario Balotelli was racially abused during a game at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nHe was playing for Italy against Spain in Gdansk on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1212,'2012-06-12 14:55:47','287672 287675 287671 287673 287656 287674','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 12/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trolls 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Websites that allow people to post malicious messages, will be forced to reveal the users\' identities.\r\n\r\nThe government wants to make it easier to expose people behind online attacks, so they can be sued in court for defamation.\r\n\r\nLast week Facebook was ordered to reveal the details of cyberbullies who targeted a mum because of who she supported on the X factor.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Tory Prime Minister Sir John Major has told an inquiry into press standards he was asked to change policy on Europe by Rupert Murdoch.\r\n\r\nSir John says the conversation took place during a dinner in February 1997 - a few months before Labour defeated the Tories at an election.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cliff 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner from Southampton has died after falling off a cliff while on holiday on Jersey.\r\n\r\n69-year old Peter Scurr and a woman fell more than 40 feet...He died at the scene..she\'s in hospital with serious injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they think a woman who crashed her car near Bournemouth Airport yesterday - fell ill at the wheel..\r\n\r\nChristchurch Road was shut just before 5 so she could be treated by paramedics after suffering a medical episode.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SUNSEEKER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A five million pound Sunseeker yacht - damaged by falling scaffolding at their yard in Poole during last week\'s high winds - only sustained minor damage.\r\n\r\nThe firm says it only needs cosmetic repair work - but will be delivered to its new owner a couple of weeks later than planned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balo 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UEFA is investigating claims Manchester City\'s Mario Balotelli was racially abused during a game at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nHe was playing for Italy against Spain in Gdansk on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1213,'2012-06-12 15:51:46','287697 287698 287671 287673 287656 287708','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 12/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balo 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UEFA says it\'s launching an investigation into claims Mario Balotelli was the target of racial abuse while playing for Italy at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThey\'re also looking at similar claims over the match between Russia and the Czech Republic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trolls 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Websites could be forced to reveal the identities of users who post abusive comments online.\r\n\r\nA crackdown on so-called trolls forms part of government plans to reform defamation laws.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cliff 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner from Southampton has died after falling off a cliff while on holiday on Jersey.\r\n\r\n69-year old Peter Scurr and a woman fell more than 40 feet...He died at the scene..she\'s in hospital with serious injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they think a woman who crashed her car near Bournemouth Airport yesterday - fell ill at the wheel..\r\n\r\nChristchurch Road was shut just before 5 so she could be treated by paramedics after suffering a medical episode.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SUNSEEKER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A five million pound Sunseeker yacht - damaged by falling scaffolding at their yard in Poole during last week\'s high winds - only sustained minor damage.\r\n\r\nThe firm says it only needs cosmetic repair work - but will be delivered to its new owner a couple of weeks later than planned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - Rangers Football Club is on the brink of liquidation after its repayment plans were rejected by HM Revenue and Customs.\r\n\r\nLiquidation would mean fellow SPL clubs voting on whether Rangers should be allowed to remain in the league.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1214,'2012-06-12 16:42:58','287723 287696 287676 287699 287725','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 12/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>045 TROLLS CLARKE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>So-called \'internet trolls\' will lose their anonymity if they abuse people\r\nonline.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of new defamation bill which has been announced in parliament. \r\n\r\nPeople who receive malicious messages will be able to find out who sent them -\r\nwithout going through courts first. \r\n\r\nJustice Secretary Ken Clarke\'s outlined the need for change.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: been defamed\r\nDuration: 9\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200223.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARRESTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>65 people have been arrested on suspicion of drink or drug driving on our roads since June the 1st..\r\n\r\nThat\'s when Avon and Somerset Police started their month long crackdown \r\n\r\nAltogether 300 drivers have been stopped - with officers targetting hotspots like areas near pubs and clubs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in Bridgwater at the weekend, have been bailed.\r\n\r\n29 year old Thomas O\'Neill died after being hit by a car on the A38 Bristol Road on Saturday night.\r\n\r\nThe men arrested are 27 and 32 and both from the town.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gay 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million signatures are on a petition against gay marriage which has been handed in to Downing Street.\r\n\r\nThe Church of England has warned it could refuse to carry out marriages on behalf of the state if the government doesn\'t drop the plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balo 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UEFA is to investigate allegations of racist chanting directed at Manchester City and Italy forward Mario Balotelli at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThe incidents are alleged to have happened during Sunday\'s draw between Italy and Spain in Gdansk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1215,'2012-06-12 17:21:08','287725 287719 287727 287673 287728 287726','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 12/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balo 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UEFA is to investigate allegations of racist chanting directed at Manchester City and Italy forward Mario Balotelli at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThe incidents are alleged to have happened during Sunday\'s draw between Italy and Spain in Gdansk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE UD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating the fire at a doctors surgery in Poole - say they think it started in a couple of bins next to the building..\r\n\r\nThey say there\'s no sign of a break in at the surgery on Culliford Crescent in Canford Heath..\r\n\r\nIt\'s roof was destroyed in the arson attack overnight - if you know anything about it - the police want to hear from you.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trolls 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new defamation bill will see \'internet trolls\' lose their anonymity if they abuse people online. \r\n\r\nRecipients of malicious messages will be able to find out who sent them - without going through courts first.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they think a woman who crashed her car near Bournemouth Airport yesterday - fell ill at the wheel..\r\n\r\nChristchurch Road was shut just before 5 so she could be treated by paramedics after suffering a medical episode.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olumpic 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Real animals and a meadow will feature in the opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium.\r\n\r\nThe set\'s being described as a \'traditional and idyllic view of the British countryside\' - and will include fields and rivers, along with cows, sheep, horses, and chickens.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rangers are on the verge of liquidation.\r\n\r\nThe consortium aiming to acquire the football club has put forward a creditors\' proposal which has been firmly rejected by HMRC, which is owed the most.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1216,'2012-06-13 15:51:18','288111 288109 288112 288106 288085','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 13/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>millar 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former drugs cheat has been named in Great Britain\'s cycling team for this summer\'s Olympics.\r\n\r\nDavid Millar - who served a ban after testing positive for E-P-O - will ride in support of Mark Cavendish in the road race.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s predicted the Olympics are going to come in around half-a-billion pounds under budget.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been attacked by a gang of 10 men outside a Bournemouth town centre bar.\r\n\r\nIt happened near Euro Change along Old Christchurch Road, at about 11-30 last Saturday night.\r\n\r\nOfficers say the area was busy at the time so reckon someone saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hunt 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs are debating whether there should be an independent investigation into Jeremy Hunt\'s role in News Corporation\'s attempted takeover of Sky TV.\r\n\r\nLib Dem MPs are expected to abstain in the vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEBOAT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage lifeboat station\'s getting a new one-point-five million pound, state of the art all-weather boat.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thanks mostly to RNLI fundraiser, George Lacy who left the charity money in his will.\r\n\r\nThe faster Shannon class vessel will replace their 20 year old Mercey class boat in 2015.\r\n\r\nDave Turnbull\'s a mechanic at the station:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>domain 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The way we search the internet is about to change.\r\n\r\nThe body that oversees website domain names wants to bring in branded addresses - and companies will also be able to use generic terms like dot-bank or dot-shop.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1217,'2012-06-13 15:53:46','288145 288141 288146 288140 288147','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 13/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>millar 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Great Britain\'s cycling team for this summer\'s Olympics will include a former drugs cheat.\r\n\r\nDavid Millar is included after the BOA\'s lifetime Olympic ban was successfully challenged by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>2 men have been beaten up by a gang outside a bar in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nThe 10 men attacked them near Euro Change along Old Christchurch Road, at about 11-30 last Saturday night.\r\n\r\nOfficers say the area was busy at the time so reckon someone saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hunt 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs are debating whether there should be an independent investigation into Jeremy Hunt\'s role in News Corporation\'s attempted takeover of Sky TV.\r\n\r\nLib Dem MPs are expected to abstain in the vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEBOAT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage lifeboat station\'s is getting a new one-point-five million pound boat.\r\n\r\nIt\'s state of the art, fast, and can be used in all weathers.\r\n\r\nThe station\'s mechanic Dave Turnbull\'s explained that it\'ll be mostly paid for by a large donation in the will of a former Navy man:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s world number one taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook is threatening legal action after being left out of Team GB\'s Olympic squad.\r\n\r\nThe Dorset athlete believes he\'s been overlooked for political reasons.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand in football - England have resumed training as they prepare for their Euro 2012 game against Sweden on Friday.\r\n\r\nDefender Martin Kelly wasn\'t able to take part as he\'s still suffering the effects of a virus.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1218,'2012-06-13 16:54:48','288174 288171 288109 288170 288147','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 13/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hunt 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have voted against an investigation into Jeremy Hunt\'s conduct over his handling of News Corporations bid for BskyB bid...\r\n\r\nLabour forced a Commons debate over whether he breached the ministerial code.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg asked Lib Dem MPs to abstain from voting - signalling a rift in the Coalition.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>millar 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former drugs cheat has been named in Great Britain\'s cycling team for this summer\'s Olympics.\r\n\r\nDavid Millar - who served a ban after testing positive for E-P-O - will ride in support of Mark Cavendish in the road race.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s predicted the Olympics are going to come in around half-a-billion pounds under budget.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been attacked by a gang of 10 men outside a Bournemouth town centre bar.\r\n\r\nIt happened near Euro Change along Old Christchurch Road, at about 11-30 last Saturday night.\r\n\r\nOfficers say the area was busy at the time so reckon someone saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEBOAT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage lifeboat station\'s getting a new one-point-five million pound, state of the art all-weather boat.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thanks mostly to RNLI fundraiser, George Lacy who left the charity money in his will.\r\n\r\nThe faster vessel will be in Swanage in 2015\r\n\r\nDave Turnbull\'s a mechanic at the station:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s world number one taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook is threatening legal action after being left out of Team GB\'s Olympic squad.\r\n\r\nThe Dorset athlete believes he\'s been overlooked for political reasons.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand in football - England have resumed training as they prepare for their Euro 2012 game against Sweden on Friday.\r\n\r\nDefender Martin Kelly wasn\'t able to take part as he\'s still suffering the effects of a virus.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1219,'2012-06-13 17:05:28','288178 288145 288131 288168 288085','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 13/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>039 HUNT ud CLEGG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(This cut was sent earlier)\r\n\r\n\r\nMPs have voted against an investigation into Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt.\r\n\r\nA Labour motion calling for him to be referred to an independent advisor, over\r\nhis handling of the News Corporation\'s bid for BSkyB, was defeated by 290 votes\r\nto 252 - a majority of 38.\r\n\r\nLib Dem MPs are understood to have abstained.\r\n\r\nBut Nick Clegg seemed to offer some support to Mr Hunt at the Leveson Inquiry\r\nearlier.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 039\r\nOUT WORDS: this inquiry\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300276.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>millar 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Great Britain\'s cycling team for this summer\'s Olympics will include a former drugs cheat.\r\n\r\nDavid Millar is included after the BOA\'s lifetime Olympic ban was successfully challenged by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like 8 library staff in North Somerset are losing their jobs - as the council try and make savings of almost 350 thousand pounds from the library budget. \r\n\r\nThe work of some staff has been cut dramatically with the introduction of self service machines and they reckon more people are choosing to renew and reserve books online.\r\n\r\nThe council has told Nova news all of the 8 workers have chosen voluntary redundancy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOUSING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Locking Council say they\'ll object to a planning application for the second phase of a huge housing development on the former RAF site..\r\n\r\nThey say developers St Modwen haven\'t stuck to conditions about the infrastructure they said would be built before families started moving in.\r\n\r\nBut St Modwen told us new commercial space can accommodate 60 jobs..and that proposals for community facilities will be included in another apllication to be submitted later this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>domain 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The way we search the internet is about to change.\r\n\r\nThe body that oversees website domain names wants to bring in branded addresses - and companies will also be able to use generic terms like dot-bank or dot-shop.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1220,'2012-06-13 17:35:55','288196 288199 288141 288140 288198','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 13/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have launched a murder investigation after human remains were found in woodland at Lytchett Matravers..\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a massive search was launched to find missing Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed but the force say they can\'t confirm yet if the body they\'ve found is the 57 year old.\r\n\r\n3 men have been arrested on suspicion of murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bt 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>BT is to show Premier League football matches from August 2013 having won the right to show two packages of games - the rest will be on Sky.\r\n\r\nThe Premier League has raised over 3-billion pounds from the rights sale.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>2 men have been beaten up by a gang outside a bar in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nThe 10 men attacked them near Euro Change along Old Christchurch Road, at about 11-30 last Saturday night.\r\n\r\nOfficers say the area was busy at the time so reckon someone saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEBOAT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage lifeboat station\'s is getting a new one-point-five million pound boat.\r\n\r\nIt\'s state of the art, fast, and can be used in all weathers.\r\n\r\nThe station\'s mechanic Dave Turnbull\'s explained that it\'ll be mostly paid for by a large donation in the will of a former Navy man:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SWANAGE LIFEBOAT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Roberto Di Matteo has been appointed as Chelsea boss on a permanent basis.\r\n\r\nHe\'s signed a two year contract with the Blues.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1221,'2012-06-14 06:38:41','288323 288213 288207 288322 288324','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the Prime Minister\'s turn to face questions at the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics today.\r\n\r\nHis relationship with the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brookes is likely dominate the questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CROSSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More details have been revealed about the schools in North Somerset which are set to lose their crossing patrols.\r\n\r\nA report which is due to be discussed by councillors today says they plan to scrap 15 of the current 41 sites with the hope of saving almost 32 thousand pounds by March 2014.\r\n\r\nThey say they\'ve got to make difficult decisions as they review their use of public funds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPREN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a 70 percent rise in people applying for Apprenticeships at Weston college - as they try and get a job..\r\n\r\n8 out of 10 of them go on to get a perminent position too..which is higher than the national average.\r\n\r\nLiz Redwood is head of Business Enterprise at the college..she told us which careers are popular:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThere\'s a big awards ceremony at the college tonight for apprentices and the companys that have taken them on.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: APPRENTICE AWARDS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\APPRENTICE AWARDS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Controversial plans to give police MORE surveillance powers will be revealed by the Government later - but councils will be barred from accessing the data.\r\n\r\nUnder the new legislation, police and security forces would be able to track suspects by accessing details of e-mails and phone calls\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cornet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"Just one Cornetto\" has been named the catchiest TV jingle of all time.\r\n\r\nIt\'s topped a poll of the most memorable ad songs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1222,'2012-06-14 06:44:23','288318 288322 288323 288321 288324 288155','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are continuing to question 3 men on suspicion of murder - after human remains were found in woods at Lytchett Matravers..\r\n\r\nThey were discovered by officers investigating the disappearance of Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed who\'s not been seen for a week.\r\n\r\nThe force say it\'s too early to say if the remains are the 57 year old.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Controversial plans to give police MORE surveillance powers will be revealed by the Government later - but councils will be barred from accessing the data.\r\n\r\nUnder the new legislation, police and security forces would be able to track suspects by accessing details of e-mails and phone calls\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the Prime Minister\'s turn to face questions at the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics today.\r\n\r\nHis relationship with the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brookes is likely dominate the questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Spurs are looking for a new manager after Harry Redknapp left the club yesterday...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the Premier League club failed to qualify for next season\'s Champions League.\r\n\r\nRedknapp - who lives in Sandbanks -  says he\'s sad to be going.\r\n\r\nThe club say it\'s not a decision they\'ve taken lightly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cornet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"Just one Cornetto\" has been named the catchiest TV jingle of all time.\r\n\r\nIt\'s topped a poll of the most memorable ad songs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NOBLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Comedian Ross Noble\'s announced he\'s gonna be coming to Bournemouth to do some stand up this winter...\r\n\r\nAs part of his \'Mindbender\' tour he\'ll perform at the Pavilion on November the 6th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1223,'2012-06-14 08:24:45','288358 288356 288344 288323 288211','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Home Secretary says new powers of surveillance for the police are needed to protect the public.\r\n\r\nSecurity services will be able to track suspects through their use of e-mails and websites.\r\n\r\nThe full details of the proposed new legislation will be set out by the Government later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CROSSING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors are gonna be discussing plans to scrap crossing patrols from a number of schools in North Somerset later.\r\n\r\nA report says they plan to get rid of 15 of the current 41 sites with the hope of saving almost 32 thousand pounds by March 2014.\r\n\r\nThe council say they\'ve got to make difficult decisions as they review their use of public funds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>curfew 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than half of all criminals ordered to wear an electronic tag break the terms of their curfew.\r\n\r\nA new review has also discovered that more than a third are sent back to court following more serious violations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the Prime Minister\'s turn to face questions at the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics today.\r\n\r\nHis relationship with the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brookes is likely dominate the questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>8 out of 10 youngsters doing apprenticeships at Weston college are getting a permanent job at the end...\r\n\r\nThere\'s been a big rise in the number of people applying for the courses which allow them to work alongside studying:\r\n\r\nCLIP:\r\n\r\nThat\'s Liz Redwood, head of Business Enterprise at the college..\r\n\r\nThey\'re holding a big awards ceremony tonight for apprentices and the companys that have taken them on.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: APPRENTICE AWARDS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\APPRENTICE AWARDS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1224,'2012-06-14 08:54:05','288318 288372 288371 288155 288350','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are continuing to question 3 men on suspicion of murder - after human remains were found in woods at Lytchett Matravers..\r\n\r\nThey were discovered by officers investigating the disappearance of Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed who\'s not been seen for a week.\r\n\r\nThe force say it\'s too early to say if the remains are the 57 year old.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>paedo 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 40 police forces have been involved in raids across the UK targeting suspected internet paedophiles.\r\n\r\nSeveral people have been arrested as part of an operation over the last 2 days.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to give police more surveillance powers will be set out in detail by the Government later.\r\n\r\nSecurity services will be able to track suspects through their use of e-mails and websites.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NOBLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Comedian Ross Noble\'s announced he\'s gonna be coming to Bournemouth to do some stand up this winter...\r\n\r\nAs part of his \'Mindbender\' tour he\'ll perform at the Pavilion on November the 6th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S015 S-SPURS LITTNER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: Claude Littner is also a regular on the Apprentice)\r\n\r\nTottenham have announced the departure of manager Harry Redknapp.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after Spurs finished fourth in the Premier League - but missed out on a\r\nplace in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nChairman Daniel Levy says it\'s not a decision that\'s been taken lightly.\r\n\r\nFormer Spurs chief executive Claude Littner believes it\'s down to a breakdown\r\nin relations.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S015\r\nOUT WORDS: the rails\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400100.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1225,'2012-06-14 09:48:15','288384 288213 288372 288386 288207','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are criticising government plans to give police more surveillance powers.\r\n\r\nWe\'ll get the full details later - with the Home Secretary saying the proposals need to be passed to help in the fight against crime and terrorism.\r\n\r\nBut civil liberties groups claim it\'s another attack on privacy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CROSSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More details have been revealed about the schools in North Somerset which are set to lose their crossing patrols.\r\n\r\nA report which is due to be discussed by councillors today says they plan to scrap 15 of the current 41 sites with the hope of saving almost 32 thousand pounds by March 2014.\r\n\r\nThey say they\'ve got to make difficult decisions as they review their use of public funds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>paedo 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 40 police forces have been involved in raids across the UK targeting suspected internet paedophiles.\r\n\r\nSeveral people have been arrested as part of an operation over the last 2 days.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime minister is due before the Leveson Inquiry in the shortly\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron will be questioned about his relationship with the media - particularly his friendship with former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPREN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a 70 percent rise in people applying for Apprenticeships at Weston college - as they try and get a job..\r\n\r\n8 out of 10 of them go on to get a perminent position too..which is higher than the national average.\r\n\r\nLiz Redwood is head of Business Enterprise at the college..she told us which careers are popular:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThere\'s a big awards ceremony at the college tonight for apprentices and the companys that have taken them on.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: APPRENTICE AWARDS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\APPRENTICE AWARDS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1226,'2012-06-14 09:51:04','288339 288384 288388 288343 288325','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 14/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER UD2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men arrested on suspicion of murder following the discovery of human remains near Poole are still being questioned..\r\n\r\nThe body was found in woods at Lytchett matravers yesterday by officers investigating the disappearance of Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve told us it\'s too too early to say if the remains are the 57 year old though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>powers 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are criticising government plans to give police more surveillance powers.\r\n\r\nWe\'ll get the full details later - with the Home Secretary saying the proposals need to be passed to help in the fight against crime and terrorism.\r\n\r\nBut civil liberties groups claim it\'s another attack on privacy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soldier 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British soldier has been killed in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nHe was on a patrol in Helmand Province yesterday, when he was caught in a blast from an enemy grenade.\r\n\r\nHis family has been told.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NOBLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Comedian Ross Noble\'s bringing his stand up tour to Bournemouth this winter...\r\n\r\nIt\'s called \'MindBender\' and he\'ll be at the Pavilion on November the 6th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S013 S-SPURS VOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Redknapp is leaving Tottenham.\r\n\r\nThe veteran manager has paid the price after contract negotiations broke down.\r\n\r\nHe says he\'s sad to be going.\r\n\r\nThese fans at White Hart Lane are equally disappointed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S013\r\nOUT WORDS: a shame\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:25]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400085.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1227,'2012-06-15 06:50:10','288748 288766 288767 288762 288765','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 BIZ-BANKING ANDERSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Bank of England is to offer tens of billions of pounds in loans to High\r\nStreet banks to try to kick-start the economy.\r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped the plans, announced by the Governor of the Bank of England and the\r\nChancellor George Osborne at the annual Mansion House dinner last night, will\r\nalso help protect the UK from a possible exit by Greece from the Euro.\r\n\r\nBanking commentator, Ian Anderson, says the proposals need looking at closely.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: a difference (x2)\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500081.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OFSTED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children in care in Somerset are adequately looked after -  according to Ofsted.\r\n\r\nInspectors have spent two weeks investigating more than 80 Somerset County Council case files, to check how local youngsters taken into care are protected and kept healthy.\r\n\r\nBut they say those kids need to have any health needs addressed quicker - and that more should be done to help them get into education or employment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>legion 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A second man has died from an outbreak of Legionnaire\'s disease in Edinburgh.\r\n\r\nNHS Lothian say the man - who was in his forties - had underlying health problems.\r\n\r\nThere are now 40 confirmed cases and 48 suspected cases.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>litter 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are calls for it to be easier to fine people for littering from cars.\r\n\r\nResearch from Breakdown organisation Green Flag suggests nearly 1 in 5 of us are guilty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAFE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the stars of comedy series The Café will return to Weston this month to begin filming a second series of the show.\r\n\r\nThe sitcom, starring Ralf Little and Michelle Terry, first aired on Sky in November and crews will be back here for about 8 weeks from June the 25th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1228,'2012-06-15 06:54:50','288672 288673 288670 288762 288763','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men have been charged with murder - after human remains were found in woods near Poole.\r\n\r\nPolice haven\'t been able to identify the body discovered in Lytchett Matravers but the remains were found during their investigation into the disappearance of missing Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed.\r\n\r\nStuart Wareham who\'s 25, 32 year old Lee Wareham and Benjamin Walter who\'s 21 will apear before magistrates today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Bank of England is to offer tens of billions of pounds in cheap loans to High Street banks in a bid to kick-start the economy.\r\n\r\nThe Chancellor says the exceptional measures to boost lending are needed to protect British families and firms from the eurozone crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKETS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Almost 10 thousand tickets will be given away today for the big Olympic Torch evening event in Bournemouth next month.\r\n\r\nMusic and dance shows are being put on down at the beach on July the 13th with famous acts like Twist and Pulse from Britains Got Talent performing alongside local kids.\r\n\r\nLorna Rees is the shows Creative Producer:\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nIf you have a BH postcode you can get your ticket from 9am at the BIC or online.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH JUNE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH JUNE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>litter 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are calls for it to be easier to fine people for littering from cars.\r\n\r\nResearch from Breakdown organisation Green Flag suggests nearly 1 in 5 of us are guilty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And, The Republic of Ireland\'s Euro 2012 hopes were ended last night.\r\n\r\nSpain ran out easy 4-0 winners to go top of Group C on goal difference.\r\n\r\nTonight England take on Sweden.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1229,'2012-06-15 07:56:05','288777 288791 288792 288778 288793','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men will appear in court today charged with murdering a Bournemouth man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after police investigating the disappearance of 57 year old Geoffrey Reed found human remains in woods at Lytchett Matravers near Poole.\r\n\r\nStuart Wareham who\'s 25 and from Bournemouth, 32 year old Lee Wareham and Benjamin Walter who\'s 21 will appear before magistrates today accused of killing him..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor George Osborne says new measures are needed to boost lending and protect British families and firms.\r\n\r\nHe was speaking at the annual Mansion House dinner last night in the Bank of England.\r\n\r\nHe\'s agreed to lend tens of billions of pounds to high street banks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rain 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parts of England and Wales are urged to be ready for more flooding today.\r\n\r\nThunderstorms, hail and downpours are being predicted by forecasters, with the bad weather likely to last into tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKETS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>10 thousand people will get to watch a special Olympic Torch show in Bournemouth next month - and if you\'ve got a BH postcode you can get your ticket from 9am today...\r\n\r\nThe Torch will spend the night here on July the 13th and to celebrate a big dance and music show\'s being put on at the beach involcing famous acts and local kids.\r\n\r\nLorna Rees has helped produce the show - she says the Olympic Torch relay is special:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH JUNE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH JUNE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And as the Republic of Ireland crash out of Euro 2012 after a 4-0 thrashing by Spain, England are hoping they can claim their first win of the tournament as they take on Sweden tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1230,'2012-06-15 08:21:48','288794 288798 288799 288792 288765','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 BIZ-BANKING BALLS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tens of billions of pounds is going to be offered to high street banks by the\r\ngovernment and the Bank of England, to try to protect Britain from the Eurozone\r\ncrisis.\r\n\r\nUnder the proposals, banks will be offered funding at low rates, to try to\r\nkick-start lending to households and businesses.\r\n\r\nThe plans were announced by the Chancellor George Osborne and the Bank of\r\nEngland at the annual Mansion House dinner last night.\r\n\r\nBut Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls doesn\'t think the plans get to the root of the\r\nproblem.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: fundamental problem\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500109.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OFSTED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ofsted say that children in care in Somerset are being adequately..\r\n\r\nInspectors have spent a fortnight looking at more than 80 County Council case files, to check how local youngsters taken into care are protected and kept healthy.\r\n\r\nBut they say those kids need to have any health needs addressed quicker - and that more should be done to help them get into education or employment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>legion 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A second man has died from an outbreak of Legionnaire\'s disease in Edinburgh.\r\n\r\nNHS Lothian say the man in his forties had underlying health problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rain 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parts of England and Wales are urged to be ready for more flooding today.\r\n\r\nThunderstorms, hail and downpours are being predicted by forecasters, with the bad weather likely to last into tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAFE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the stars of comedy series The Café will return to Weston this month to begin filming a second series of the show.\r\n\r\nThe sitcom, starring Ralf Little and Michelle Terry, first aired on Sky in November and crews will be back here for about 8 weeks from June the 25th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1231,'2012-06-15 08:56:52','288672 288813 288812 288762 288811','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men have been charged with murder - after human remains were found in woods near Poole.\r\n\r\nPolice haven\'t been able to identify the body discovered in Lytchett Matravers but the remains were found during their investigation into the disappearance of missing Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed.\r\n\r\nStuart Wareham who\'s 25, 32 year old Lee Wareham and Benjamin Walter who\'s 21 will apear before magistrates today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tens of billions of pounds is going to be offered to high street banks to try to protect Britain from the Eurozone crisis.\r\n\r\nUnder the proposals by the government and the Bank of England, banks will be offered funding at low rates, to try to kick-start lending to households and businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKETS3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>10 thousand tickets have just been released for a big event to welcome the Olympic torch to Bournemouth next month.\r\n\r\nMusic and dance shows are being put on down at the beach on July the 13th with acts like Twist and Pulse from Britains Got Talent performing alongside local kids.\r\n\r\nLorna Rees is the shows Creative Producer:\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nIf you have a BH postcode you can get your ticket from 9am at the BIC or online.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH JUNE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH JUNE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>litter 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are calls for it to be easier to fine people for littering from cars.\r\n\r\nResearch from Breakdown organisation Green Flag suggests nearly 1 in 5 of us are guilty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England look set to start with Andy Carroll up front at Euro 2012 tonight.\r\n\r\nThey can take a big step towards the quarter-finals with a win over Sweden in Kiev.\r\n\r\nBut England have NEVER beaten the Swedes in a competitive match.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1232,'2012-06-15 09:43:23','288777 288828 288824 288826 288827','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 15/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men will appear in court today charged with murdering a Bournemouth man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after police investigating the disappearance of 57 year old Geoffrey Reed found human remains in woods at Lytchett Matravers near Poole.\r\n\r\nStuart Wareham who\'s 25 and from Bournemouth, 32 year old Lee Wareham and Benjamin Walter who\'s 21 will appear before magistrates today accused of killing him..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKETS 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Almost 5 thousand tickets have already gone for the special Olympic Torch show in Bournemouth next month..\r\n\r\nAlmost 10 thousand went on sale at 9am today to people with a BH postcode.\r\n\r\nThe Torch will spend the night here on July the 13th and to celebrate a big dance and music show\'s being put on at the beach involcing famous acts and local kids.\r\n\r\nLorna Rees has helped produce the show:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH JUNE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH JUNE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Bank of England is going to offer tens of billions of pounds in cheap loans to High Street banks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s another attempt to kick-start the economy and to protect the UK from the Eurozone crisis.\r\n\r\nBut banks will only get the cash if they promise to pass it on to small and medium sized businesses, as well as households.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>holiday10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in five workers don\'t end up taking all their holiday and many stay in touch with the office when they\'re away.\r\n\r\nA new study claims they waste a week\'s worth of time off every year, with heavy workloads and worries about job security being the main reasons.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, England look set to start with Andy Carroll up front at Euro 2012 tonight.\r\n\r\nThey can take a big step towards the quarter-finals with a win over Sweden in Kiev.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1233,'2012-06-18 06:46:38','289129 289181 289013 289205 289214','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greeks have effectively voted to stay in the euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s New Democracy party - which backs the EU bailout - won the most votes but failed to win a majority.\r\n\r\nTalks to form a coalition are expected to begin today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>006 CHILDREN SOLOMON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the care system in England is putting vulnerable children in\r\n\'great danger\' and is \'unfit for purpose\'. \r\n\r\nA report by MPs and peers has criticised children\'s homes and authorities for\r\nfailing to act when those living in care go missing.\r\n\r\nIt claims runaways often go on to be targeted by paedophiles and traffickers.\r\n\r\nEnver Solomon, is from the Children\'s Society.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 006\r\nOUT WORDS: target them\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100060.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset\'s parking amnesty is over.\r\n\r\nSince the county council took control of enforcement everywhere outside North Somerset a week ago, traffic wardens have been issuing notes rather than tickets while people get used to the change.\r\n\r\nBut from today you will be fined up to 70 pounds for parking somewhere you shouldn\'t.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>radiohead7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Radiohead have paid tribute to a drum technician who was killed when the stage collapsed shortly before their show in Toronto.\r\n\r\nA message on their website says: \"We have all been shattered by the loss of Scott Johnson, our friend and colleague.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COMM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Tories have chosen their official candidate to stand in the Avon and Somerset police commissioner election later this year.\r\n\r\nKen Maddock who used to be the leader of Somerset County Council was selected from a shortlist of 3.\r\n\r\nThe commissioner will oversee the chief constable as well as set the budget and council tax for the police authority.\r\n\r\nLabour and the Liberal Dems have yet to decide on their candidate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1234,'2012-06-18 06:50:43','289204 289129 289201 289205 288968 289203','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We’re set to find out over the next few weeks - exactly why a Poole firefighter and his colleague died while tackling a fire in Southampton 2 years ago.\r\n\r\nAn inquest opens today into the deaths of 35 year old Jim Shears, a dad of 2 from Dorset and 38 year old Alan Bannon who were both killed in a fire in a 9th floor flat at Shirley Towers on April 6th 2010.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found they had been overcome by heat.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greeks have effectively voted to stay in the euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s New Democracy party - which backs the EU bailout - won the most votes but failed to win a majority.\r\n\r\nTalks to form a coalition are expected to begin today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning that children who go missing from care homes are at risk of trafficking or sexual abuse.\r\n\r\nA report by an all-party parliamentary group claims the care system is failing vulnerable youngsters - who are often preyed upon by criminals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>radiohead7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Radiohead have paid tribute to a drum technician who was killed when the stage collapsed shortly before their show in Toronto.\r\n\r\nA message on their website says: \"We have all been shattered by the loss of Scott Johnson, our friend and colleague.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BCCA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to knock down the empty Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts are expected to be recommended by council planners today - despite over 900 objections.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth 2026 Partnership wants to demolish most of the former school  - and build affordable homes, along with an arts hub and allotments.\r\n\r\nBut campaign group Friends of the BCCA says the Boscombe area needs a community centre again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Germany and Portugal progressed to the quarter-finals of Euro 2012 last night.\r\n\r\nBut Holland are out - having lost all three of their group games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1235,'2012-06-18 07:54:34','289217 289225 289223 289224 289222 289226','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest starts today into the deaths of a Poolefirefighter and his colleague during a fire in Southampton 2 years ago.\r\n\r\nDad of 2 James Shears who was 35 and 38 year old Alan Bannon died while tackling the blaze in a 9th floor flat at Shirley towers on April the 6th 2010.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found they had both been overcome byheat.\r\n\r\nThe inquest is expected to last 4 weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece\'s future in the eurozone\'s looking a little more certain.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the country\'s main pro-bailout party - New Democracy - won the most votes in crucial elections.\r\n\r\nBut it failed to secure an overall majority - and talks to form a coalition are due to begin later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s care system is failing to protect children who run away or go missing. \r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a cross-party report, which says they face real danger of abuse or trafficking by predators.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jack 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jack Osbourne\'s been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.\r\n\r\nHis parents Ozzy and Sharon say they\'re devastated, but the 26-year-old claims his new motto is \"adapt and overcome\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BCCA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if the empty Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts will be knocked down...\r\n\r\nDespite more than 900 objections, council planners are expected to give the go ahead to proposals by Bournemouth 2026 to demolish most of the former school  - and build affordable homes, along with an arts hub and allotments.\r\n\r\nFriends of the BCCA says the Boscombe area needs a community centre again though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the pre-tournament favourites will be missing from the quarter finals of Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nHolland were eliminated after losing 2-1 to Portugal, a result which sent their opponents through.\r\n\r\nGermany also progress as Group B winners after getting past Denmark by the same scoreline.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1236,'2012-06-18 08:04:59','289225 289207 289228 289224 289229','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece\'s future in the eurozone\'s looking a little more certain.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the country\'s main pro-bailout party - New Democracy - won the most votes in crucial elections.\r\n\r\nBut it failed to secure an overall majority - and talks to form a coalition are due to begin later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 CHILDREN ANON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The care system is failing to protect children who run away or go missing,\r\nputting thousands in great danger. \r\n\r\nThat\'s according to an all-party parliamentary report, which is is calling for\r\nan independent investigation into England\'s care homes. \r\n\r\nThis 14-year-old, whose words are spoken by an actress, says for her, running\r\naway from care seemed like the only option.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: actually know\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100079.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>From now on if you park somewhere that you shouldn\'t in the Somerset County Council area - you will get a fine..\r\n\r\nFor the last week the council\'s been going easy on people and issuing notes rather than tickets so they can get used to the new enforcement rules.\r\n\r\nBut from today you will be fined up to 70 pounds for parking in the wrong place.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jack 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jack Osbourne\'s been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.\r\n\r\nHis parents Ozzy and Sharon say they\'re devastated, but the 26-year-old claims his new motto is \"adapt and overcome\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COMM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Tories have decided on their candidate for the Avon and Somerset police commissioner election later this year.\r\n\r\nFormer county council leader Ken Maddock was selected from a shortlist of 3.\r\n\r\nThe commissioner will oversee the chief constable as well as set the budget and council tax for the police authority.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (1237,'2012-06-18 08:50:06','289204 289238 289236 288968 289239','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We’re set to find out over the next few weeks - exactly why a Poole firefighter and his colleague died while tackling a fire in Southampton 2 years ago.\r\n\r\nAn inquest opens today into the deaths of 35 year old Jim Shears, a dad of 2 from Dorset and 38 year old Alan Bannon who were both killed in a fire in a 9th floor flat at Shirley Towers on April 6th 2010.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found they had been overcome by heat.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greeks have effectively voted to stay in the euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s New Democracy party - which backs the EU bailout - won the most votes in elections there but failed to win a majority.\r\n\r\nTalks to form a coalition are expected to begin today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jack 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jack Osbourne\'s been speaking of his initial anger after he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, at the age of 26.\r\n\r\nThe TV star found out just weeks after becoming a dad for the first time in April.\r\n\r\nHe says he was sad at first, but now lives by the motto \'adapt and overcome\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BCCA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to knock down the empty Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts are expected to be recommended by council planners today - despite over 900 objections.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth 2026 Partnership wants to demolish most of the former school  - and build affordable homes, along with an arts hub and allotments.\r\n\r\nBut campaign group Friends of the BCCA says the Boscombe area needs a community centre again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There could be injury concerns for both sides in England\'s final Euro 2012 Group game with Ukraine tomorrow.\r\n\r\nArsenal winger Theo Walcott was withdrawn from training as a precaution with a hamstring strain.\r\n\r\nThe co-hosts\' striker Andriy Shevchenko missed their session with a knee problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1238,'2012-06-18 09:50:59','289248 289238 289252 289013 289235','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEXUAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been sexually assaulted in Weston.\r\n\r\nShe was attacked by a man in his 20s as she walked along the cycle track between Searle Crescent and Hutton Moor Road at 6am yesterday.\r\n\r\nPolice say the man ran off towards Asda afterwards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greeks have effectively voted to stay in the euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s New Democracy party - which backs the EU bailout - won the most votes in elections there but failed to win a majority.\r\n\r\nTalks to form a coalition are expected to begin today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children who run-away from care homes in England are being \'failed by the system\'.\r\n\r\nA parliamentary report claims they\'re at risk of sexual exploitation by predators, because authorities fail to act.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset\'s parking amnesty is over.\r\n\r\nSince the county council took control of enforcement everywhere outside North Somerset a week ago, traffic wardens have been issuing notes rather than tickets while people get used to the change.\r\n\r\nBut from today you will be fined up to 70 pounds for parking somewhere you shouldn\'t.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 OSBOURNE GILLESPIE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jack Osbourne\'s been speaking of his initial anger after he was diagnosed with\r\nmultiple sclerosis, at the age of 26.\r\n\r\nThe TV star found out just weeks after becoming a dad for the first time in\r\nApril.\r\n\r\nHe says he was sad at first, but now lives by the motto \'adapt and overcome\' -\r\nand wants to raise awareness of the illness. \r\n\r\nSimon Gillespie, from the MS society, says he\'s likely to have some\r\nchallenging times ahead.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: some time\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100093.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1239,'2012-06-18 09:56:25','289217 289250 289252 289222 289253 289254','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 18/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest starts today into the deaths of a Poolefirefighter and his colleague during a fire in Southampton 2 years ago.\r\n\r\nDad of 2 James Shears who was 35 and 38 year old Alan Bannon died while tackling the blaze in a 9th floor flat at Shirley towers on April the 6th 2010.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found they had both been overcome byheat.\r\n\r\nThe inquest is expected to last 4 weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after a woman died in a head on crash on the A35 in the New Forest.\r\n\r\nIt happened near Holmsley just before 10am yesterday.\r\n\r\nThe 61 year old woman who was driving one of the cars was pronounced dead at the scene - her passenger and the man driving the other car were taken to hospital but their injuries aren\'t thought to be serious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children who run-away from care homes in England are being \'failed by the system\'.\r\n\r\nA parliamentary report claims they\'re at risk of sexual exploitation by predators, because authorities fail to act.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BCCA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if the empty Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts will be knocked down...\r\n\r\nDespite more than 900 objections, council planners are expected to give the go ahead to proposals by Bournemouth 2026 to demolish most of the former school  - and build affordable homes, along with an arts hub and allotments.\r\n\r\nFriends of the BCCA says the Boscombe area needs a community centre again though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jack 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jack Osbourne\'s been speaking out after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, saying he wants to raise awareness of the illness.\r\n\r\nThe 26-year-old found out just weeks after becoming a dad for the first time in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There could be injury concerns for both sides in England\'s final Euro 2012 Group game with Ukraine tomorrow.\r\n\r\nArsenal winger Theo Walcott was withdrawn from training as a precaution with a hamstring strain.\r\n\r\nThe co-hosts\' striker Andriy Shevchenko missed their session with a knee problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1240,'2012-06-19 06:47:25','289597 289467 289599 289478 289602','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>scho9ols 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools could have to open earlier and close later as part of government plans to help parents with childcare.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister says he wants to bring down the costs for working mums and dads, who need people to look after their children.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SMOKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Weston mums are going to try to find their way out of a smoke-filled house today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s an Avon Fire and Rescue exercise to show the importance of pre-planning your escape route and keeping it clear, in the event of a blaze.\r\n\r\nDarren Bane from the service says a smoke-machine - like you\'d find at a club or gig - will be used at a property on Coleridge Road in the Bournville Estate, to create the effect safely:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SMOKE HOUSE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\SMOKE HOUSE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people, who\'re out of work for a year or more, should be given guaranteed part-time jobs.\r\n\r\nThat\'s one idea from a study by the research group, The Work Foundation, which also says jobless youngsters should receive travel subsidies.\r\n\r\nMInisters claim measures ARE in place for for them to find sustainable jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EUROS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a trouble-free start to Euro 2012 in Somerset - according to police.\r\n\r\nThe force launched a campaign targeting anti-social behaviour, excessive drinking and increased domestic violence during the tournament.\r\n\r\nBut they say they\'ve so far only had four football-related incidents reported to them - all of which were minor and didn\'t lead to any arrests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tablet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Microsoft\'s hoping to take a chunk out of the Apple dominated tablet computer market.\r\n\r\nIt\'s launched a device called the Surface - but there\'s no word on how much it will cost..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1241,'2012-06-19 06:51:18','289597 289599 289434 289493 289598','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>scho9ols 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools could have to open earlier and close later as part of government plans to help parents with childcare.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister says he wants to bring down the costs for working mums and dads, who need people to look after their children.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people, who\'re out of work for a year or more, should be given guaranteed part-time jobs.\r\n\r\nThat\'s one idea from a study by the research group, The Work Foundation, which also says jobless youngsters should receive travel subsidies.\r\n\r\nMInisters claim measures ARE in place for for them to find sustainable jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating two recent burglaries in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nIn the first, a man was punched and kicked in the Spring Walk alleyway through Springbourne after 10 P-M on Sunday June the tenth - with 90 pounds and his birth certificate stolen.\r\n\r\nThen last Wednesday two-hundred and fifty pounds worth of DJ equipment was taken from a shed in Davis Road, Branksome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOICE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Voice UK Live Tour - due to start at the BIC in September - has been cancelled after poor ticket sales.\r\n\r\nIt\'s another blow for the BBC show which saw a spectacular drop in viewers after its early stages.\r\n\r\nThe BIC says ticket holders will be contacted soon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Wayne Rooney returns from suspension tonight for England\'s final Euro 2012 group game against the hosts Ukraine.\r\n\r\nA draw will be enough to see them through to the quarter-finals, where they could play either Spain or Italy who progressed last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1242,'2012-06-19 07:51:19','289616 289572 289612 289595 289617','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcare8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government wants to try to reduce childcare costs and help working parents by having schools kept open as late as 8 o\'clock.\r\n\r\nA new Childcare Commission is being created which could also see rules being relaxed to allow childminders to look after more youngsters at a time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 BIZ-UNEMPLOYMENT LEE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people, who\'re out of work for a year or more, should be given guaranteed\r\npart-time jobs.\r\n\r\nThat\'s one idea from a study by the research group, The Work Foundation, which\r\nalso says jobless youngsters should receive travel subsidies.\r\n\r\nMInisters claim measures ARE in place for for them to find sustainable jobs.\r\n\r\nBut the report\'s author, Dr Neil Lee, says the government doesn\'t have a\r\njoined up approach to long-term youth unemployment.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: their cv\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200056.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a man was attacked and robbed in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 39 year old was punched and kicked by 3 men in the Spring Walk alleyway through Springbourne at 10 P-M on Sunday June the tenth.\r\n\r\nThey took 90 pounds and his birth certificate.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile in Poole 250 pounds worth of DJ equipment was taken from a shed in Davis Road in Branksome last Wednesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOICE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Voice fans who\'d booked tickets to see the talent show live on Tour in Bournemouth are being told they will get refunds.\r\n\r\nOrganisers announced yesterday the 11-date tour was being shelved because of poor ticket sales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wayne Rooney is back for England at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThey take on tournament co-hosts Ukraine tonight looking to confirm a place in the quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nLast night Spain and Italy made it through to the knock out stages.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1243,'2012-06-19 08:10:40','289616 289619 289621 289620 289622','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcare8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government wants to try to reduce childcare costs and help working parents by having schools kept open as late as 8 o\'clock.\r\n\r\nA new Childcare Commission is being created which could also see rules being relaxed to allow childminders to look after more youngsters at a time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SMOKE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>2 mums are going to find themselves trapped in a smoke filled house in Weston today - and they have to work out how they\'d get their kids out safely..\r\n\r\nIt\'s an Avon Fire and Rescue exercise to show the importance of pre-planning your escape route and keeping it clear, in the event of a blaze.\r\n\r\nDarren Bane\'s from the service- he says a smoke machine will be used at a house on the Bournville Estate :\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SMOKE HOUSE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\SMOKE HOUSE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Coventry are to begin digging parkland in the search for a young mum who disappeared 21 years ago. \r\n\r\nNicola Payne was 18 years old when she went missing while walking home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EUROS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Somerset say there\'s been a trouble-free start to Euro 2012 here.\r\n\r\nThe force launched a campaign targeting anti-social behaviour, excessive drinking and increased domestic violence during the tournament.\r\n\r\nBut so far the\'ve only had reports of 4 football related incidents - and none of them required any arrests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>voice 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fans who\'d booked seats to see talent show The Voice on tour are being told they will get refunds.\r\n\r\nOrganisers announced yesterday the 11-date run was being shelved because of poor ticket sales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1244,'2012-06-19 08:56:26','289638 289599 289612 289493 289632','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcare9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to help mums and dads who\'re struggling to work AND afford childcare costs.\r\n\r\nA new Childcare Commission is considering proposals to keep schools open as late as 8 o\'clock.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people, who\'re out of work for a year or more, should be given guaranteed part-time jobs.\r\n\r\nThat\'s one idea from a study by the research group, The Work Foundation, which also says jobless youngsters should receive travel subsidies.\r\n\r\nMInisters claim measures ARE in place for for them to find sustainable jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a man was attacked and robbed in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 39 year old was punched and kicked by 3 men in the Spring Walk alleyway through Springbourne at 10 P-M on Sunday June the tenth.\r\n\r\nThey took 90 pounds and his birth certificate.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile in Poole 250 pounds worth of DJ equipment was taken from a shed in Davis Road in Branksome last Wednesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOICE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Voice UK Live Tour - due to start at the BIC in September - has been cancelled after poor ticket sales.\r\n\r\nIt\'s another blow for the BBC show which saw a spectacular drop in viewers after its early stages.\r\n\r\nThe BIC says ticket holders will be contacted soon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S016 S-ENGLAND VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(kick off 1945)\r\n\r\nEngland fans are gearing up in Donetsk (pron: DON-YETSK) ahead of a crunch\r\nEuro 2012 game.\r\n\r\nRoy Hodgson\'s men face co-hosts Ukraine.\r\n\r\nThe Three Lions need at least a draw to progess to the quarter-finals from\r\nGroup D.\r\n\r\nSupporters in the city\'s fan camp say the return from suspension of Wayne\r\nRooney\'s a major boost.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S016\r\nOUT WORDS: be difficult\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200098.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1245,'2012-06-19 09:54:58','289641 289648 289649 289631 289650','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOMB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bomb disposal teams are on their way to Weston after a device was found in the water.\r\n\r\nThe coastguard say it may be an unexploded bomb - but they won\'t know more until experts can take a look.\r\n\r\nThey were the ones to find it near St Thomas Head yesterday evening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcar10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being made to make parents\' lives easier by cutting the cost of childcare.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s commission will also investigate the possibility of what\'s called \"wrap-around care\" - schools opening early and late either side of the working day.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile a government-backed review recommends childcare workers are educated to A-Level standard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SMOKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Weston mums are being challenged to find their way out of a smoke filled house today..\r\n\r\nIt\'s an Avon Fire and Rescue exercise to show the importance of pre-planning your escape route and keeping it clear, in the event of a blaze.\r\n\r\nDarren Bane from the service says a smoke-machine - will be used at a property in the Bournville Estate, to create the effect safely:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SMOKE HOUSE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\SMOKE HOUSE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARERS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young carers in North Somerset are to be given special cards - so they can discreetly let their school know their situation - in the event of any problems.\r\n\r\nOften their extra responsibilities mean they struggle at school and so this scheme - which is being launched at the Winter Gardens today - aims to help make life easier for them.\r\n\r\nThe Crosscare event runs til 3 with info and advice stalls for all carers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ascot 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And if you\'re off to Royal Ascot today, make sure you\'re dressed for the occasion.\r\n\r\nNew rules mean women must wear hats while men should put on a suit.\r\n\r\nFascinators and short skirts are banned in the royal enclosure.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1246,'2012-06-19 09:57:38','289646 289648 289621 289595 289534','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 19/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they can confirm human remains found in woods in Lytchett Matravers was missing Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed.\r\n\r\nAn inquest into his death, which was opened and adjourned yesterday heard the 57 year old died from multiple blunt force injuries.\r\n\r\n3 men have been charged with his murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcar10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being made to make parents\' lives easier by cutting the cost of childcare.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s commission will also investigate the possibility of what\'s called \"wrap-around care\" - schools opening early and late either side of the working day.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile a government-backed review recommends childcare workers are educated to A-Level standard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Coventry are to begin digging parkland in the search for a young mum who disappeared 21 years ago. \r\n\r\nNicola Payne was 18 years old when she went missing while walking home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOICE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Voice fans who\'d booked tickets to see the talent show live on Tour in Bournemouth are being told they will get refunds.\r\n\r\nOrganisers announced yesterday the 11-date tour was being shelved because of poor ticket sales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S006 S-ENGLAND HODGSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(1945)\r\n\r\nEngland manager Roy Hodgson hopes his team are starting to win the nation\'s\r\nconfidence back at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThey need a draw against Ukraine in Group D tonight to confirm their place in\r\nthe quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nHodgson is optimistic fans are being won over - after England\'s performances\r\nin their first two games against France and Sweden.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S006\r\nOUT WORDS: the competition\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200015.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1247,'2012-06-20 06:41:59','289989 289831 290007 289819 290002','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S015 S-ENGLAND PARKER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are into the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nThey survived a hostile atmosphere in Donetsk (pron: DON-yETSK) to beat\r\nco-hosts Ukraine 1-0 thanks to a Wayne Rooney header.\r\n\r\nAnd with France losing to Sweden, Roy Hodgson\'s men finished top of Group D\r\nand will face Italy on Sunday.\r\n\r\nMidfielder Scott Parker says the team knew they\'d been in a real battle.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S015\r\nOUT WORDS: it out\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300076.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly six hundred drivers in Somerset got away with parking where they shouldn\'t last week.\r\n\r\nThe County Council held a seven-day amnesty after taking responsibility of enforcement - giving drivers warnings rather than tickets while they got used to the change.\r\n\r\nIt came to an end on Monday - so you will now face a fine of up to seventy pounds if caught from now on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cosmet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are calls for psychological tests to be carried out on anyone who wants cosmetic surgery.\r\n\r\nSurgeons and researchers say it\'s \'vital\' to understand patients\' expectations before treatments.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AUTHORITY1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The last ever AGM of Avon and Somerset Police Authority takes place today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because after November, it\'ll be replaced by a Police and Crime Commissioner - elected by residents.\r\n\r\nToday\'s meeting will look ahead to that transition, and there\'ll also be a Q and A session with North Somerset\'s Superintendent Julian Moss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>depp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Johnny Depp has split with his longterm girlfriend Vanessa Paradi.\r\n\r\nDepp\'s publicist\'s confirmed the couple have \"separated amicably\".\r\n\r\nThey met in 1998 and have two kids together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1248,'2012-06-20 06:46:07','290001 289997 289837 290007 290002','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are through to the quarter finals of Euro 2012 after finishing top of Group D.\r\n\r\nThey beat Ukraine 1-nil last night with a winning header by Wayne Rooney.\r\n\r\nIt means they avoid Spain and instead meet Italy on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ACADEMY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s Townsend School is likely to start taking children again next year - but under a new name.\r\n\r\nThe council will look at proposals today, to spend four million pounds turning the old building into a Primary Academy - to cope with a booming demand for places. \r\n\r\nNeil Goddard from children\'s services has defended closing the school in 2008 - only for it be used again four years later:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ACADEMY TOWNSEND 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ACADEMY TOWNSEND 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDRENS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s also expected that councillors will recommend a competitive tendering process is started for eight children\'s centres.\r\n\r\nThey give advice and support to local families with kids under five.\r\n\r\nTwo are currently council-run while six are already delivered by volunteers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cosmet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are calls for psychological tests to be carried out on anyone who wants cosmetic surgery.\r\n\r\nSurgeons and researchers say it\'s \'vital\' to understand patients\' expectations before treatments.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>depp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Johnny Depp has split with his longterm girlfriend Vanessa Paradi.\r\n\r\nDepp\'s publicist\'s confirmed the couple have \"separated amicably\".\r\n\r\nThey met in 1998 and have two kids together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1249,'2012-06-20 07:53:08','290031 290020 289858 290032 289849','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are through to the quarter finals of Euro 2012, after surviving a tough test against Ukraine.\r\n\r\nThey won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Wayne Rooney - and now face Italy on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ACADEMY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth could be getting a new 4 million pound academy school to cope with the recent baby boom.\r\n\r\nThe council need to find 330 reception class places by next September and if the plans are given the go ahead today the town\'s former Townsend School which shut in 2008 will be reopened and expanded to take some of the those kids.\r\n\r\nNeil Goddard from the children\'s services department explains what would happen next:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ACADEMY TOWNSEND 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ACADEMY TOWNSEND 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOUSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors are also set to recommend launching a consultation into how to tackle housing issues in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nIt would include asking residents about improving the quality of properties, reducing the number of bedsits and encouraging investment in the area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Long-term unemployed is being described as a \"hidden crisis\".\r\n\r\nThe think tank IPPR says it believes the latest jobless figures, out later, are likely to be up, after two months of falls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A beach hut at Mudeford Spit is thought to have become the most expensive in the UK.\r\n\r\nThe hut - which sleeps six and has a kitchen with stove ... but no running water, toilet or electricity - has been snapped up for a hundred and seventy thousand pounds, by a family from Christchurch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1250,'2012-06-20 08:23:37','290024 289831 290032 290040 289819','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S017 S-ENGLAND WALCOTT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson says England have exceeded expectations by winning Group D\r\nand reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney scored the only goal as co-hosts Ukraine were beaten in Donetsk\r\n(pron: DON-yETSK).\r\n\r\nTheo Walcott says it was great to have the striker back from suspension.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S017\r\nOUT WORDS: us on\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300099.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly six hundred drivers in Somerset got away with parking where they shouldn\'t last week.\r\n\r\nThe County Council held a seven-day amnesty after taking responsibility of enforcement - giving drivers warnings rather than tickets while they got used to the change.\r\n\r\nIt came to an end on Monday - so you will now face a fine of up to seventy pounds if caught from now on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Long-term unemployed is being described as a \"hidden crisis\".\r\n\r\nThe think tank IPPR says it believes the latest jobless figures, out later, are likely to be up, after two months of falls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>health 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Health bosses are warning that cost-cutting will damage the quality of care in the NHS.\r\n\r\nThe NHS Confederation, which represents managers in the health service, says almost half of its members are worried about the impact of cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AUTHORITY1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The last ever AGM of Avon and Somerset Police Authority takes place today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because after November, it\'ll be replaced by a Police and Crime Commissioner - elected by residents.\r\n\r\nToday\'s meeting will look ahead to that transition, and there\'ll also be a Q and A session with North Somerset\'s Superintendent Julian Moss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1251,'2012-06-20 08:28:04','290024 289831 290032 290040 289819','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S017 S-ENGLAND WALCOTT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson says England have exceeded expectations by winning Group D\r\nand reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney scored the only goal as co-hosts Ukraine were beaten in Donetsk\r\n(pron: DON-yETSK).\r\n\r\nTheo Walcott says it was great to have the striker back from suspension.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S017\r\nOUT WORDS: us on\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300099.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly six hundred drivers in Somerset got away with parking where they shouldn\'t last week.\r\n\r\nThe County Council held a seven-day amnesty after taking responsibility of enforcement - giving drivers warnings rather than tickets while they got used to the change.\r\n\r\nIt came to an end on Monday - so you will now face a fine of up to seventy pounds if caught from now on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Long-term unemployed is being described as a \"hidden crisis\".\r\n\r\nThe think tank IPPR says it believes the latest jobless figures, out later, are likely to be up, after two months of falls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>health 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Health bosses are warning that cost-cutting will damage the quality of care in the NHS.\r\n\r\nThe NHS Confederation, which represents managers in the health service, says almost half of its members are worried about the impact of cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AUTHORITY1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The last ever AGM of Avon and Somerset Police Authority takes place today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because after November, it\'ll be replaced by a Police and Crime Commissioner - elected by residents.\r\n\r\nToday\'s meeting will look ahead to that transition, and there\'ll also be a Q and A session with North Somerset\'s Superintendent Julian Moss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1252,'2012-06-20 08:55:38','290052 289997 289837 290057 289849','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson says England have exceeded expectations by winning Group D and reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney scored the only goal as the beat co-hosts Ukraine in Donetsk.\r\n\r\nEngland next face Italy on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ACADEMY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s Townsend School is likely to start taking children again next year - but under a new name.\r\n\r\nThe council will look at proposals today, to spend four million pounds turning the old building into a Primary Academy - to cope with a booming demand for places. \r\n\r\nNeil Goddard from children\'s services has defended closing the school in 2008 - only for it be used again four years later:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ACADEMY TOWNSEND 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ACADEMY TOWNSEND 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDRENS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s also expected that councillors will recommend a competitive tendering process is started for eight children\'s centres.\r\n\r\nThey give advice and support to local families with kids under five.\r\n\r\nTwo are currently council-run while six are already delivered by volunteers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cosmet 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anyone considering cosmetic surgery should be psychologically screened, according to researchers and surgeons.\r\n\r\nThey claim it\'s \'vital\' to understand people\'s expectations before they have surgery.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A beach hut at Mudeford Spit is thought to have become the most expensive in the UK.\r\n\r\nThe hut - which sleeps six and has a kitchen with stove ... but no running water, toilet or electricity - has been snapped up for a hundred and seventy thousand pounds, by a family from Christchurch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1253,'2012-06-20 09:30:28','290067 290020 289858 290064 290066','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson says England have exceeded expectations by winning Group D and reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney scored the only goal as the beat co-hosts Ukraine in Donetsk.\r\n\r\nEngland next face Italy on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ACADEMY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth could be getting a new 4 million pound academy school to cope with the recent baby boom.\r\n\r\nThe council need to find 330 reception class places by next September and if the plans are given the go ahead today the town\'s former Townsend School which shut in 2008 will be reopened and expanded to take some of the those kids.\r\n\r\nNeil Goddard from the children\'s services department explains what would happen next:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ACADEMY TOWNSEND 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ACADEMY TOWNSEND 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOUSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors are also set to recommend launching a consultation into how to tackle housing issues in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nIt would include asking residents about improving the quality of properties, reducing the number of bedsits and encouraging investment in the area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assange10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police claim the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, has broken his bail conditions.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s because he left his bail address when he entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, yesterday to seek political asylum.\r\n\r\nHe\'s facing extradition to Sweden on rape charges, which he denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>depp 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Johnny Depp\'s publicist has confirmed the actor\'s split with his longterm girlfriend, Vanessa Paradis.\r\n\r\nThe celebrity couple have two children together, but they never married during their 14-year relationship.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1254,'2012-06-20 09:32:55','290026 290063 290064 290062 290065','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 20/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S019 S-ENGLAND VOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson is the toast of ecstatic England fans this morning.\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney headed the only goal of the game against Ukraine last night.\r\n\r\nThe victory sees the Three Lions through as Euro 2012 Group D winners, and\r\ninto a quarter-final tie with Italy.\r\n\r\nAnd sparked wild celebrations from the England fans at the match.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S019\r\nOUT WORDS: music fade\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300101.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 600 drivers who were parking where they shouldn\'t in Somerset last week - got away with a note, rather than a ticket.\r\n\r\nThe County Council held a seven-day amnesty after taking responsibility of enforcement - giving drivers warnings rather than tickets while they got used to the change.\r\n\r\nIt came to an end on Monday though so now you will get fined up to seventy pounds if you\'re caught.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assange10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police claim the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, has broken his bail conditions.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s because he left his bail address when he entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, yesterday to seek political asylum.\r\n\r\nHe\'s facing extradition to Sweden on rape charges, which he denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AUTHORITY2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police Authority hold their last ever AGM today.\r\n\r\nFrom November it\'ll be replaced by a Police and Crime Commissioner - elected by local people.\r\n\r\nToday\'s meeting will look ahead to that transition, and there\'ll also be a Q and A session with North Somerset\'s Superintendent Julian Moss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>depp 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Johnny Depp\'s publicist has confirmed the actor\'s split with his longterm girlfriend, Vanessa Paradis.\r\n\r\nThe celebrity couple have two children together, but they never married during their 14-year relationship.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1255,'2012-06-21 14:45:55','290606 290624 290623 290620 290622','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 21/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 GCSEs BRENNAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Education Secretary is on a collision course with teacher\'s after it\r\nemerged that he wants to get rid of GSCE\'s and bring back O-Levels.\r\n\r\nMichael Gove is also planning to scrap the National Curriculum in secondary\r\nschools.\r\n\r\nShadow Schools Minister, Kevin Brennan, argues that even if GCSE\'s DO need\r\nimproving - a two tier system is not the way forward.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: the future\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400190.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUMPER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are trying to find the owner of a hooded jumper - found near the scene of a sexual assault at the weekend.\r\n\r\nA woman was attacked on Sunday morning on the cycle track between Searle Crescent and Hutton Moor Road.\r\n\r\nThe jumper\'s dark red with \'F-S\' in yellow lettering on it - and detectives also want to speak to a man in his twenties seen leaving the area after the incident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Council planners will have a fresh look at proposals to demolish the Tropicana today.\r\n\r\nThe same document submitted earlier this year by North Somerset Council - outlining the reasons and conditions for knocking down the derelict swimming pool - will be reconsidered by the committee.\r\n\r\nIt\'s amid a campaign to save the building - though the final say will have to come from Communities Secretary Eric Pickles.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>docs 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Department of Health says one in 10 patients has had an operation, outpatient appointment or treatment rescheduled today.\r\n\r\nDoctors are taking industrial action over changes to their pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>carr 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jimmy Carr\'s apologised for what he says was a \"terrible error of judgement\" after using a tax avoidance scheme.\r\n\r\nHe apologised this morning after the Prime Minister yesterday described the scheme as \'morally wrong\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1256,'2012-06-21 14:49:47','290618 290619 290616 290621 290620 290622','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 21/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLER 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A convicted killer who murdered a Bournemouth teacher is on the run from a prison in Kent.\r\n\r\nJamie Frater who\'s originally from the town was jailed for life in 1993 for stabbing Geoffrey du Rose to death.\r\n\r\nHe\'s failed to return to Blantyre House Open Prison following community work on Monday...and Dorset police say the 38 year old could be back in the area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RIOTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Southampton man\'s been jailed for 3 years for using Facebook to try to incite violence during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nMitchell Stancombe told the court his posts were \"stupid\r\nand immature\" but had been \"blown out of proportion.\"\r\n\r\nIt took a jury took less than two hours to convict the 21 year old.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRISON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s underway into how a fire started at a prison in Dorset.\r\n\r\nIt took more than 20 firefighters to put out the blaze at Guys Marsh Prison in Shaftesbury earlier today..\r\n\r\nIt\'s a category C prison which also holds foreign nationals.\r\n\r\nThere\'s no word on whether anyone\'s been hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Education Secretary is on a collision course with teacher\'s after it emerged that he wants to get rid of GSCE\'s and bring back O-Levels.\r\n\r\nMichael Gove is also planning to scrap the National Curriculum in secondary schools.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>docs 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Department of Health says one in 10 patients has had an operation, outpatient appointment or treatment rescheduled today.\r\n\r\nDoctors are taking industrial action over changes to their pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>carr 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jimmy Carr\'s apologised for what he says was a \"terrible error of judgement\" after using a tax avoidance scheme.\r\n\r\nHe apologised this morning after the Prime Minister yesterday described the scheme as \'morally wrong\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1257,'2012-06-21 15:36:55','290644 290639 290619 290638 290643 290641','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 21/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLER 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being warned that a man - convicted for killing a Bournemouth teacher - is on the run from a prison in Kent.\r\n\r\nJamie Frater - jailed for life in 1993 for killing Geoffrey du Rose - failed to return to Blantyre House Open Prison following community work on Monday.\r\n\r\nPolice says we should contact them straight away if we see the 38 year old as they reckon he could have headed back here.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRS BMTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth hospital say there\'s been minimal disruption to services during today\'s industrial action by doctors over changes to their pensions.\r\n\r\nThey reckon on 9 percent of medical staff have walked out..with Less than 7% of outpatient appointments and 3 percent of non urgent operations cancelled because of it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RIOTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Southampton man\'s been jailed for 3 years for using Facebook to try to incite violence during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nMitchell Stancombe told the court his posts were \"stupid\r\nand immature\" but had been \"blown out of proportion.\"\r\n\r\nIt took a jury took less than two hours to convict the 21 year old.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRISON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fire at a prison in Dorset is now out..\r\n\r\nMore than 20 firefighters tackled the blaze at the category C Guys Marsh Prison in Shaftesbury earlier - after it broke out in a workshop. \r\n\r\nNo one was hurt. An investigation\'s underway into how it started.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>carr 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jimmy Carr has admitted he made a \"terrible error of judgment\" over his tax arrangements and has apologised.\r\n\r\nThe comedian, who is said to have used an aggressive but legal tax-avoidance scheme, says he\'s no longer involved in it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport Andy Murray says competing in the Olympics ranks alongside playing in a Grand Slam tournament.\r\n\r\nThe British number one is the first player selected for the Team GB tennis team.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1258,'2012-06-21 16:57:23','290640 290682 290637 290683 290684','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 4 21/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to scrap GCSEs and bring back O-Levels have threatened to expose another major rift within the coalition government. \r\n\r\nThe Education Secretary, Michael Gove, has defended the proposals against Lib Dem criticism - saying a radical shake up is needed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JUMPER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating a sex attack in Weston are trying to find the owner of a hooded jumper found near the scene.\r\n\r\nA woman was assaulted on Sunday morning on the cycle track between Searle Crescent and Hutton Moor Road.\r\n\r\nThe jumper\'s dark red with \'F-S\' in yellow lettering on it - and detectives also want to speak to a man in his twenties seen leaving the area after the incident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>044 u d CARR CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jimmy Carr has admitted he made a \"terrible error of judgment\" over his tax\r\narrangements and has apologised.\r\n\r\nThe comedian, who is said to have used an aggressive but legal tax-avoidance\r\nscheme, says he\'s no longer involved in it.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron called it \"morally wrong\" and the Prime Minister has defended\r\nusing the comic as an example:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 044\r\nOUT WORDS: that clear\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400207.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRSWESTON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston NHS Trust says it\'s had minimal disruption to services during today\'s industrial action by doctors.\r\n\r\nMembers of the British Medical Association across the UK have refused to perform all non-urgent duties, in protest at government pension reforms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Natwest Bank says it\'s keeping a thousand branches open until 7 o\'clock tonight after technical problems which are stopping payments being made and balances being updated.\r\n\r\nThe bank has confirmed that online services are also disrupted, and are affecting some customers of RBS and Ulster Bank.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1259,'2012-06-21 17:48:28','290710 290711 290712 290713 290717 290716','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 21/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRS BMTH 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole Hospital say a third of doctors took part in strike action today over changes to their pensions.\r\n\r\nIt meant around 15% of outpatient appointments and 33% of planned operations had to be postponed and rescheduled.\r\n\r\nBournemouth hospital reckon on 9 percent of medical staff walked out..with Less than 7% of outpatient appointments and cancelled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RIOTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man from Southampton\'s been jailed for 3 years for using Facebook to try to incite violence during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nMitchell Stancombe who\'s 21 told the court his posts were \"stupid and immature\" but had been \"blown out of proportion.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many Natwest customers have had a frustrating day after technical issues at the bank.\r\n\r\nBut within the last hour the company has confirmed all account balance information has now been updated.\r\n\r\nIt means most customers will now be able to view a correct balance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>carr 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jimmy Carr has said sorry for using a tax avoidance scheme. \r\n\r\nHe says it was a \"terrible error of judgement\" after the Prime Minister yesterday described the scheme as \"morally wrong\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth\'s started work on the car park at Dean Court - without planning permission.\r\n\r\nThe club\'s begun resurfacing the site - despite Bournemouth council deferring the decision\r\n\r\nCherries reportedly say the work\'s necessary to stop flooding, and they don\'t feel it was part of the planning application.\r\n\r\nThe council says it\'s \'taking legal advice and considering it\'s options\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Andy Murray is hoping to get stuck into the Olympics after being selected in Team GB\'s tennis squad for London 2012. \r\n\r\nThe British number one wants to stay in the Olympic Village if he can - though travelling to Wimbledon, the venue for the event, could be difficult.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1260,'2012-06-22 06:48:52','290692 290852 290851 290850 290600','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DIED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s died following an \'altercation\' in Bridgwater...but the police have tweeted that it wasn\'t a shooting.\r\n\r\nThe incident happened in Chilton Street shortly before 11am yesterday morning, and a man was flown to hospital where he died.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man\'s been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rates 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Homeowners and small businesses are facing potentially higher interest rates after several big banks had their credit ratings downgraded.\r\n\r\nIt makes it more expensive for the banks to borrow money - and it\'s likely those costs will be passed on to consumers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 BODY ATKINS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new booklet about body confidence is trying to show children that nobody is\r\nperfect - even celebrities.\r\n\r\nIt includes advice for parents, and shows images of stars like Britney Spears\r\nBEFORE and AFTER her photo\'s tweaked on a computer.\r\n\r\nChildcare expert Sue Atkins says, whether it\'s slimming, smoothing or\r\nenhancing, parents need to help youngsters understand what\'s real, and what\'s\r\nnot.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: own parents\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around one thousand Natwest branches will open at 8 o\'clock this morning to help customers who\'ve been affected by a technical glitch.\r\n\r\nMany have been unable to access their accounts, and balances haven\'t been updated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEDDING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Couples could soon be able to get married in Somerset as the sun comes up ... or goes down.\r\n\r\nThe County Council\'s launched a public consultation on changes to the Freedoms Act that will allow sunrise and sunset weddings and civil partnerships.\r\n\r\nBut they need to see if there\'s a demand first - so are asking people to fill in a questionnaire on their website by July the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1261,'2012-06-22 06:54:47','290849 290721 290670 290853 290854','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iow 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of music fans have spent the night in traffic gridlock trying to get to the Isle of Wight Festival.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because of flooding at the Seaclose Park site in Newport.\r\n\r\nLast night, the congestion was so bad, ferries were left stranded at sea, unable to dock.\r\n\r\nOrganisers have been delivering food and drink to people stuck\r\nin long queues trying to get into car parks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ANTI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police need to do more to identify and help victims of anti-social behaviour who\'ve been targetted more than once.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what a new report says which has looked at how well the force are tackling the problem.\r\n\r\nIt did say they\'ve made progress though with almost 2 thousand fewer incidents in the first 6 months of this year compared to the same period in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUSES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wilts and Dorset are spending more than 5 million pounds on 36 brand new buses.\r\n\r\nThe new fleet is being brought in gradually on the M1 and M2 routes between Bournemouth, Poole, Castlepoint and Southborne.\r\n\r\nMD Andrew Wickham says as well as being greener they are more comfortable for passengers and have CCTV installed:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WICKHAM1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WICKHAM1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>body 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new booklet about body confidence is trying to show children that nobody is perfect - even celebrities.\r\n\r\nIt includes advice for parents, and shows images of stars like Britney Spears BEFORE and AFTER her photo has been tweaked on a computer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport Portugal are through to the semi-finals of Euro 2012 after beating the Czech Republic 1-0.\r\n\r\nTonight Germany take on Greece.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1262,'2012-06-22 07:54:15','290869 290721 290867 290870 290868','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iow 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Isle of Wight Festival organisers are delivering food and drink to people stuck in long queues trying to get into car parks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because of flooding at the event...some people have had to spend the night in their cars.\r\n\r\nEarlier the congestion was so bad ferries couldn\'t dock either, leaving passengers stranded at sea for hours.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ANTI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police need to do more to identify and help victims of anti-social behaviour who\'ve been targetted more than once.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what a new report says which has looked at how well the force are tackling the problem.\r\n\r\nIt did say they\'ve made progress though with almost 2 thousand fewer incidents in the first 6 months of this year compared to the same period in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUSES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole are getting 36 new buses.\r\n\r\nWilts and Dorset are spending 5 and a half million pounds on a new fleet for their M1 and M2 routes.\r\n\r\nThey\'re better for the environment and have got CCTV installed too.\r\n\r\nMD Andrew Wickham says they\'ve thought carefully about the layout:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WICKHAM2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WICKHAM2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>body 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being offered advice to help them talk to their children about body confidence.\r\n\r\nA new booklet from the Home Office focuses on the use of pictures in the media.\r\n\r\nIt even shows images of Britney Spears before and after she\'s photoshopped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Portugal will play either France or Spain in the semi-finals of Euro 2012. \r\n\r\nThey beat the Czech Republic 1-0 last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1263,'2012-06-22 08:25:29','290693 290875 290831 290600 290869','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DIED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after another man died following an \'altercation\' in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt happened in Chilton Street shortly before 11am yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nThe police have taken to twitter to deny it was a shooting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s concerns that banks here will be charging more for loans and mortgages.\r\n\r\nThe ratings agency Moody\'s is worried about some banks exposure to the European debt crisis, making it more costly for them to borrow money.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 BODY COTTAM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(She\'s from Bushey in Hertfordshire).\r\n\r\nParents are being offered advice to help them talk to their children about\r\nbody confidence.\r\n\r\nA new booklet from the Home Office focuses on the use of pictures in the\r\nmedia.\r\n\r\nIt even shows images of Britney Spears before and after some computer\r\ntrickery.\r\n\r\nMum Caroline Cottam says it\'s a good idea.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: looks perfect\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEDDING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Couples could soon be able to get married in Somerset as the sun comes up ... or goes down.\r\n\r\nThe County Council\'s launched a public consultation on changes to the Freedoms Act that will allow sunrise and sunset weddings and civil partnerships.\r\n\r\nBut they need to see if there\'s a demand first - so are asking people to fill in a questionnaire on their website by July the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iow 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Isle of Wight Festival organisers are delivering food and drink to people stuck in long queues trying to get into car parks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because of flooding at the event...some people have had to spend the night in their cars.\r\n\r\nEarlier the congestion was so bad ferries couldn\'t dock either, leaving passengers stranded at sea for hours.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1264,'2012-06-22 08:58:28','290873 290881 290670 290882 290854','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 IOW BURGIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Thanks to Isle of Wight Radio for the audio)\r\n\r\nHundreds of music fans have spent the night in their cars, after weather\r\ncaused problems getting to the Isle of Wight Festival.\r\n\r\nHeavy rain\'s flooded Seaclose Park in Newport - and it\'s caused traffic jams\r\nall the way back to the port.\r\n\r\nNina Burgin from Sheffield has been travelling since 11 o\'clock yesterday\r\nmorning - and she still hasn\'t reached the site.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: not moved\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500104.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ANTI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new report says Dorset Police need to do more to identify and help people who\'ve been victims of anti-social behaviour more than once.\r\n\r\nThe force\'s work on tackling the problem has been put under the spotlight and the report did say they\'ve made progress though with almost 2 thousand fewer incidents in the first 6 months of this year compared to the same period in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUSES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wilts and Dorset are spending more than 5 million pounds on 36 brand new buses.\r\n\r\nThe new fleet is being brought in gradually on the M1 and M2 routes between Bournemouth, Poole, Castlepoint and Southborne.\r\n\r\nMD Andrew Wickham says as well as being greener they are more comfortable for passengers and have CCTV installed:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WICKHAM1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WICKHAM1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>body 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being given some tips to help them deal with their children\'s fears about their body image.\r\n\r\nA new government backed guide\'s been released which features images of celebrities - before-and-after they\'ve been airbrushed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport Portugal are through to the semi-finals of Euro 2012 after beating the Czech Republic 1-0.\r\n\r\nTonight Germany take on Greece.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1265,'2012-06-22 09:49:25','290692 290876 290894 290893 290896','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DIED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s died following an \'altercation\' in Bridgwater...but the police have tweeted that it wasn\'t a shooting.\r\n\r\nThe incident happened in Chilton Street shortly before 11am yesterday morning, and a man was flown to hospital where he died.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man\'s been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 BODY FEATHERSTONE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being given some tips to help them deal with their children\'s fears\r\nabout their body image.\r\n\r\nA new government backed guide\'s been released which features images of\r\ncelebrities - before-and-after they\'ve been airbrushed.\r\n\r\nEqualities Minister Lynne Featherstone says they want to boost confidence:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: be perfect\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>anders 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Closing arguments have begun in the trial of Norwegian gunman, Anders Breivik.\r\n\r\nHe admits carrying out the bombing and shooting attacks that killed 77 people last July.\r\n\r\nBut prosecutors have asked for him to be declared insane and sent for psychiatric treatment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEDDING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Do you fancy getting married as the sun comes up or goes down on Somerset?\r\n\r\nThe County Council\'s launched a public consultation on changes to the Freedoms Act that will allow sunrise and sunset weddings and civil partnerships.\r\n\r\nBut they need to see if there\'s a demand first. If you\'ve got an opinion, fill in a questionnaire on their website by the end of July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Organisers of the Isle of Wight Festival are urging drivers not to bring their cars on to the island after bad weather caused major disruption.\r\n\r\nThe festival site is a mudbath, there are queues all the way back to the port - and hundreds of people had to sleep in their cars overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (1266,'2012-06-22 09:53:50','290896 290721 290899 290894 290867 290895','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 22/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Organisers of the Isle of Wight Festival are urging drivers not to bring their cars on to the island after bad weather caused major disruption.\r\n\r\nThe festival site is a mudbath, there are queues all the way back to the port - and hundreds of people had to sleep in their cars overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ANTI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police need to do more to identify and help victims of anti-social behaviour who\'ve been targetted more than once.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what a new report says which has looked at how well the force are tackling the problem.\r\n\r\nIt did say they\'ve made progress though with almost 2 thousand fewer incidents in the first 6 months of this year compared to the same period in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>body 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being given some tips to help them deal with their children\'s fears about their body image.\r\n\r\nA new government backed guide\'s been released which features images of celebrities - before-and-after they\'ve been airbrushed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>anders 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Closing arguments have begun in the trial of Norwegian gunman, Anders Breivik.\r\n\r\nHe admits carrying out the bombing and shooting attacks that killed 77 people last July.\r\n\r\nBut prosecutors have asked for him to be declared insane and sent for psychiatric treatment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUSES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole are getting 36 new buses.\r\n\r\nWilts and Dorset are spending 5 and a half million pounds on a new fleet for their M1 and M2 routes.\r\n\r\nThey\'re better for the environment and have got CCTV installed too.\r\n\r\nMD Andrew Wickham says they\'ve thought carefully about the layout:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WICKHAM2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WICKHAM2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>in sport - England fans are making their way to Kiev for their Euro 2012 quarter-final with Italy on Sunday.\r\n\r\nRoy Hodgson\'s men return to the capital of Ukraine for their last eight clash - the scene of their Group D victory over Sweden.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1267,'2012-06-25 10:52:38','291647 291106 291641 291646 291648','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welfare10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister wants to end what he calls the \"culture of entitlement\" by changing the welfare system.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s expected to outline plans later to scrap housing benefit for under 25s and withdraw dole money for those who don\'t try hard enough to find work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOUSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A consultation begins today about how to tackle housing issues in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council\'s asking residents about improving the quality of properties, reducing the number of bedsits and encouraging investment in the area.\r\n\r\nKelly Ansell\'s from the council:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: The deadline to have your say is August the third.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: Boscombe Housing 1.mp3\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\Boscombe Housing 1.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>waist 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A health MOT finds most women have thicker waistlines than they should.\r\n\r\nA study points to a greater risk of infertility, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.\r\n\r\nThe data also shows an assumption that British women are predominantly pear shaped is not accurate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARFLEUR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Brittany Ferries has announced the Barfleur will make a return to Poole next summer.\r\n\r\nIt will operate one service to Cherbourg and back every day from March the 18th.\r\n\r\nInitially planned to run until November, it is hoped the service may continue to be year-round.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>england10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s football team will fly home today after getting knocked out of Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThey were beaten by Italy on penalties after the match finished goalless.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1268,'2012-06-25 10:55:57','291643 291576 291641 291638 291640','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A biker\'s been killed in a collision with a car in a village near Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at 3.30 yesterday afternoon on Rectory Way in Lympsham.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man was arrested but has been released on bail without charge.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>005 BENEFITS MARTIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(He\'s from Wythenshawe in Manchester).\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister will set out his plans later to overhaul the benefits\r\nsystem.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron is suggesting scrapping housing benefit for people who\'re under\r\n25 and new curbs on job seeker\'s allowance.\r\n\r\nJordan Martin is currently living on welfare.\r\n\r\nHe says people will struggle to survive.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 005\r\nOUT WORDS: cover everything\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100068.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>waist 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A health MOT finds most women have thicker waistlines than they should.\r\n\r\nA study points to a greater risk of infertility, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.\r\n\r\nThe data also shows an assumption that British women are predominantly pear shaped is not accurate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HERLUIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work to replace traffic lights on a busy road in Weston start today...which could mean a few problems for drivers.\r\n\r\n44 thousand pounds is being spent on the new LED lights at the crossing on Herluin way by Hutton Moor roundabout.\r\n\r\nSome lanes will be closed during the day for the next 3 weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AND - A 100-year-old tortoise, which was the last remaining of its kind - has died.\r\n\r\nLonesome George was first discovered on the Galapagos Islands in 1972.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1269,'2012-06-25 11:53:35','291668 291670 291646 291669 291667 291640','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 12 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welgfare12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government plans to take a tougher stance on welfare by reforming the system. \r\n\r\nIn a speech in half an hour\'s time the Prime Minister will outline his plans to scrap housing benefit for under 25s and withdraw dole money for those who don\'t try hard enough to find work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The technical glitch - which has affected customers of Natwest RBS and Ulster Bank - is continuing to cause problems.\r\n\r\nBranches are staying open late again to deal with the backlog of issues relating to the knock-on effect of balances not being updated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARFLEUR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Brittany Ferries has announced the Barfleur will make a return to Poole next summer.\r\n\r\nIt will operate one service to Cherbourg and back every day from March the 18th.\r\n\r\nInitially planned to run until November, it is hoped the service may continue to be year-round.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 23 million people watched England crash out of Euro 2012 last night.\r\n\r\nOvernight viewing figures show coverage of the quarter-final game against Italy hit its height at 10.20pm during the penalty shoot-out.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BELL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wimborne\'s town crier has been reunited with his handbell after it was stolen.\r\n\r\nChris Brown, said the bell was in a bag which was taken while he was DJing in a pub earlier this month.\r\n\r\nThe missing bag and bell, which has little financial value, were left anonymously, close to Mr Brown\'s car, on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AND - A 100-year-old tortoise, which was the last remaining of its kind - has died.\r\n\r\nLonesome George was first discovered on the Galapagos Islands in 1972.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1270,'2012-06-25 12:54:52','291694 291698 291685 291697 291701','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 1 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after a biker was killed in a collision with a car in a village near Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at 3.30 yesterday afternoon on Rectory Way in Lympsham.\r\n\r\nPolice say they arrested a 72 year old man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welfare 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s currently setting out his vision for reform of the welfare system.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron wants to scrap housing benefit for under 25s and withdraw dole money for those who don\'t try hard enough to find work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 NATWEST HARTLEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frustration\'s mounting as the debacle caused by a computer glitch at NatWest,\r\nRBS and Ulster bank continues to affect their customers.\r\n \r\nMany have been unable to access their money since the problem started almost a\r\nweek ago. \r\n\r\nBranches are extending their hours to help those who\'ve been affected. \r\n\r\nMatt Hartley from the Consumer Credit Card Counselling Service also has this\r\nadvice for customers.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: are owed\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100163.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HERLUIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>44 thousand pound works to replace traffic lights on a busy road in Weston are underway...which could mean a few problems for drivers.\r\n\r\nNew LED lights are being installed at the crossing on Herluin way by Hutton Moor roundabout.\r\n\r\nSome lanes will be closed during the day for the next 3 weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England will head home from Euro 2012 this afternoon. \r\n\r\nThe squad will leave their base in Krakow after being eliminated at the quarter final stage on penalties by Italy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1271,'2012-06-25 13:51:47','291694 291698 291685 291697 291701','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 1 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after a biker was killed in a collision with a car in a village near Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at 3.30 yesterday afternoon on Rectory Way in Lympsham.\r\n\r\nPolice say they arrested a 72 year old man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welfare 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s currently setting out his vision for reform of the welfare system.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron wants to scrap housing benefit for under 25s and withdraw dole money for those who don\'t try hard enough to find work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 NATWEST HARTLEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frustration\'s mounting as the debacle caused by a computer glitch at NatWest,\r\nRBS and Ulster bank continues to affect their customers.\r\n \r\nMany have been unable to access their money since the problem started almost a\r\nweek ago. \r\n\r\nBranches are extending their hours to help those who\'ve been affected. \r\n\r\nMatt Hartley from the Consumer Credit Card Counselling Service also has this\r\nadvice for customers.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: are owed\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100163.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HERLUIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>44 thousand pound works to replace traffic lights on a busy road in Weston are underway...which could mean a few problems for drivers.\r\n\r\nNew LED lights are being installed at the crossing on Herluin way by Hutton Moor roundabout.\r\n\r\nSome lanes will be closed during the day for the next 3 weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England will head home from Euro 2012 this afternoon. \r\n\r\nThe squad will leave their base in Krakow after being eliminated at the quarter final stage on penalties by Italy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1272,'2012-06-25 13:54:17','291718 291722 291707 291706 291726','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 2 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 BENEFITS CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has outlined his vision for overhauling the welfare system.\r\n\r\nIdeas include withdrawing housing benefit from under-25s and limits on the\r\nadditional benefit received by families with three or more children.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron wants to crack down on people taking advantage of the state,\r\neliminating the \"culture of entitlement.\"\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: NEED IT\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100187.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Almost a week on and NatWest are still struggling to resolve a technical problem which has left thousands of people unable to access their money.\r\n\r\nBranches are extending their hours to help those who\'ve been affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARFLEUR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Brittany Ferries has announced the Barfleur will start operating from poole again next summer.\r\n\r\nOne service will run daily between the town and Cherbourg  from March the 18th.\r\n\r\nInitially planned to run until November, it is hoped the service may continue to all year round.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BELL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wimborne\'s town crier has been given back his handbell - after someone nicked it.\r\n\r\nChris Brown, said it was taken while he was DJing in a pub earlier this month.\r\n\r\nThe missing bag and bell were left anonymously, close to Mr Brown\'s car yesterday..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Victoria Beckham is going to reunite with the rest of the Spice Girls to launch their stage musical.\r\n\r\nViva Forever is written by Jennifer Saunders and celebrates the band\'s music.\r\n\r\nIt\'s due to open in London in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1273,'2012-06-25 14:50:02','291721 291743 291719 291718 291739','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We now know the name of the 72 year old man who died after being stabbed in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nMichael Bithrey was killed last thursday morning following an incident in the Chilton Street area.\r\n\r\nAn 83 year old man\'s been arrested on suspicion of murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A biker\'s been killed in a collision with a car in a village near Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at 3.30 yesterday afternoon on Rectory Way in Lympsham.\r\n\r\nPolice say a 72 year old man\'s been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Metal thieves in North Somerset are being targetted in a new police crackdown.\r\n\r\nAnyone selling metal to a scrap yard will now have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won\'t get any money for the goods.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the latest attempt by Avon and Somerset Police to combat metal theft after material was taken from churches, schools and local businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 BENEFITS CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has outlined his vision for overhauling the welfare system.\r\n\r\nIdeas include withdrawing housing benefit from under-25s and limits on the\r\nadditional benefit received by families with three or more children.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron wants to crack down on people taking advantage of the state,\r\neliminating the \"culture of entitlement.\"\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: NEED IT\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100187.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wet 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>June is on target to be the wettest since 1860.\r\n\r\nSo far this month, 150 millimetres of rain has fallen across England and Wales when the average is 65 millimetres.\r\n\r\nThe current record stands at 157.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1274,'2012-06-25 15:46:31','291734 291718 291732 291739 291667','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are cracking down on metal thieves in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch.\r\n\r\nFrom now on anyone selling metal to a scrap yard will have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won\'t get any money for the goods.\r\n\r\nIn the past few months metal has been stolen from churches, schools and local businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 BENEFITS CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has outlined his vision for overhauling the welfare system.\r\n\r\nIdeas include withdrawing housing benefit from under-25s and limits on the\r\nadditional benefit received by families with three or more children.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron wants to crack down on people taking advantage of the state,\r\neliminating the \"culture of entitlement.\"\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: NEED IT\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100187.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CENTRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new 2.2 million pound development\'s been completed in Bournemouth which has 17 new homes and a community centre.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been built in Strouden Park and all the houses and bungalows are affordable.\r\n\r\nThe community centre opens today and it\'s hoped it will give local kids somewhere to go.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wet 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>June is on target to be the wettest since 1860.\r\n\r\nSo far this month, 150 millimetres of rain has fallen across England and Wales when the average is 65 millimetres.\r\n\r\nThe current record stands at 157.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BELL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wimborne\'s town crier has been reunited with his handbell after it was stolen.\r\n\r\nChris Brown, said the bell was in a bag which was taken while he was DJing in a pub earlier this month.\r\n\r\nThe missing bag and bell, which has little financial value, were left anonymously, close to Mr Brown\'s car, on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1275,'2012-06-25 15:49:12','291692 291757 291745 291732 291758','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Metal thieves in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch are being targetted in a new police crackdown.\r\n\r\nAnyone selling metal to a scrap yard will now have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won\'t get any money for the goods.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the latest attempt by Dorset Police to combat metal theft after material was taken from churches, schools and local businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>natwest4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stephen Hester, the boss of RBS, says there will be an investigation into a computer glitch that\'s left its customers unable to access cash for almost a week.\r\n\r\nThe problem meant account balances weren\'t being updated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 BENEFITS CAMERON3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to end the \"culture of entitlement\" in\r\nBritain.\r\n\r\nDuring a speech in Kent the PM set out plans to scrap housing benefit for\r\npeople under the age of 25 and child benefit for families with more than three\r\nchildren.\r\n\r\nHe says there needs to be an end to people living their whole lives on\r\nwelfare.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: of entitlement\r\nDuration: 16\'\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100208.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CENTRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new 2.2 million pound development\'s been completed in Bournemouth which has 17 new homes and a community centre.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been built in Strouden Park and all the houses and bungalows are affordable.\r\n\r\nThe community centre opens today and it\'s hoped it will give local kids somewhere to go.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Defending men\'s champion Novak Djokovic has breezed through his opening match on day one at Wimbledon in straight sets.\r\n\r\nBut in the ladies, former champion Venus Williams has lost in straight sets to Elena Vesnina.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1276,'2012-06-25 16:46:27','291721 291780 291753 291781 291782','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We now know the name of the 72 year old man who died after being stabbed in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nMichael Bithrey was killed last thursday morning following an incident in the Chilton Street area.\r\n\r\nAn 83 year old man\'s been arrested on suspicion of murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are cracking down on metal thieves in North Somerset\r\n\r\nFrom now on anyone selling metal to a scrap yard will have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won\'t get any money for the goods.\r\n\r\nIn the past few months metal has been stolen from churches, schools and local businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 NATWEST HESTER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chief Executive of RBS says there\'s no limit to what the bank will shell\r\nout to ensure no-one loses out following a computer glitch. \r\n\r\nStephen Hester says the bank has \"broad shoulders\" and will face up to the\r\nfinancial consequences.\r\n\r\nMany haven\'t been able to access their money but RBS - which owns Natwest -\r\nhas pledged to reimburse people\'s costs. \r\n\r\nHundreds of branches will open late today.\r\n\r\nMr Hester says helping customers is the priority.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: it right\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100215.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welfare 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to end the \"culture of entitlement\" in Britain.\r\n\r\nAs part of a welfare overhaul, the PM\'s set out plans to scrap housing benefit for people under the age of 25.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating alleged racist tweets directed at England\'s footballers following last night\'s defeat in the European championships.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1277,'2012-06-25 16:48:44','291734 291770 291779 291777 291778','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 25/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are cracking down on metal thieves in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch.\r\n\r\nFrom now on anyone selling metal to a scrap yard will have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won\'t get any money for the goods.\r\n\r\nIn the past few months metal has been stolen from churches, schools and local businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest into the death of a 24 year old man - who died after being hit by a coach on the A35 - has been opened and adjourned.\r\n\r\nMatthew Cottrell who was from Southport was reportedly on his way back from his own stag do in Poole when he was hit while walking along the side of the road near Bloxworth.\r\n\r\nPolice say they\'re still waiting to find out what killed him.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>welfare5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to end the \"culture of entitlement\" in Britain.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s set out plans to scrap housing benefit for\r\npeople under the age of 25 and child benefit for families with more than three children.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CENTRE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New family homes and a community centre which cost 2.2 million pounds - have opened in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been built in Strouden Park and all the 17 houses and bungalows are affordable.\r\n\r\nThe community centre opens today and it\'s hoped it will give local kids somewhere to go.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Roy Hodgson has defended England\'s tactics in Euro 2012 and claims they tried to play positively. \r\n\r\nHe admits his dream was shattered by their penalty shoot-out defeat by Italy.\r\n\r\nHodgson has also accepted their greatest weakness was their inability to keep the ball.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1278,'2012-06-26 06:39:52','291749 291754 291902 291914 291916','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REGEN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Construction work\'s begun on a new road and railway bridge in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt will link developments in the north east of the town such as the Morrisons distribution centre and 2000 new homes, to the A38 from next February.\r\n\r\nThe county council say one month\'s work can be completed before the compulsory national closedown of roadworks during the Olympics.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PIER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset councillors will decide today whether to contribute 650 thousand pounds towards repairs to Clevedon pier.\r\n\r\nIt\'s Grade 1 listed and work needs to be done to stop the structure deteriorating.\r\n\r\nIt\'s gonna cost almost 800 thousand pounds altogether and the rest of the cash will come from the Pier and the Heritage Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 TERROR JONES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of MI5 says it\'s impossible to guarantee the security of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans has warned there is \"no doubt\" that some groups have considered\r\nan attack.\r\n\r\nHe also says British born terrorists are increasingly heading to countries in\r\nAfrica and the middle east for training - especially in the aftermath of the\r\nArab spring.\r\n\r\nFormer security minister - Baroness Pauline Neville Jones - says that is a\r\nconcern:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: work together\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200066.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bills 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re wasting up to 86 pounds a year on electricity bills by leaving gadgets on standby or plugged in but not in use.\r\n\r\nResearch from the Energy Saving Trust claims households could be collectively losing 1-point 3 billion pounds by not fully switching off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This morning\'s newspapers are full of reports of an X Factor contestant kicking off during an audition in Cardiff.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged a woman attacked a producer after failing to impress the judges.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1279,'2012-06-26 06:45:41','291795 291902 291916 291920 291915','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The A31 Canford Bottom junction is set to re-open fully today - after 9 months of delays and diversions for drivers.\r\n\r\nMore than 5 million pounds has been spent on trying to cut congestion and make the roundabout safer ahead of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe 72 sets of traffic lights were switched on properly in the early hours of this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 TERROR JONES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of MI5 says it\'s impossible to guarantee the security of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans has warned there is \"no doubt\" that some groups have considered\r\nan attack.\r\n\r\nHe also says British born terrorists are increasingly heading to countries in\r\nAfrica and the middle east for training - especially in the aftermath of the\r\nArab spring.\r\n\r\nFormer security minister - Baroness Pauline Neville Jones - says that is a\r\nconcern:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: work together\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200066.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This morning\'s newspapers are full of reports of an X Factor contestant kicking off during an audition in Cardiff.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged a woman attacked a producer after failing to impress the judges.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Arts University College at Bournemouth has been turned into a giant exhibition space for its annual summer shows.\r\n \r\nThey\'re free and open to visitors until Thursday June the 28th.\r\n\r\nThe work on show by art, design and media students include films and animations and replicas of the Queen’s Wedding and Coronation Dresses that were commissioned for the Jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Andy Murray begins his Wimbledon campaign today - he\'s last on Centre Court, where he\'ll play Nikolay Davydenko. \r\n\r\nOther Brits in action today include Laura Robson and Josh Goodall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1280,'2012-06-26 07:49:25','291926 291887 291936 291937 291927 291939','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following 5.7 million pounds worth of improvements the A31 Canford Bottom junction is set to re-open fully today..\r\n\r\nIt\'s been 9 months of delays and diversions for drivers as the Highways Agency try and cut congestion and make the roundabout safer ahead of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe 72 sets of traffic lights were switched on properly in the early hours of this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 TERROR NEVILLE-JONES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of MI5 is warning a new generation of British terrorists have moved to\r\nunstable countries to train as potential bombers.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans says they\'ve taken advantage of the uprisings in countries like\r\nLibya and Egypt to create new bases.\r\n\r\nHe thinks the Olympics could be a summer target.\r\n\r\nBut former security minister - Baroness Pauline Neville Jones - is confident\r\nthat we are prepared:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: big programme\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200051.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The FA has branded alleged racist tweets aimed at England\'s footballers as \"appalling and unacceptable\".\r\n\r\nPolice are investigating the messages which appeared after the Euro 2012 defeat to Italy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bail 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported a man had to spend the weekend in prison because the RBS and Natwest computer problems prevented his bail transaction from being processed.\r\n\r\nCanterbury Crown court was unable to tell if the money had been recieved on Friday because of the glitch in the bank\'s computer system.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s Arts University College has been turned into a giant exhibition space this summer.\r\n\r\nArt, design and media students will have their work on show - from films to replicas of the Queen’s Wedding and Coronation Dresses that were commissioned for the Jubilee celebrations.\r\n\r\nThe exhibitions are free and open to visitors until Thursday June the 28th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Another year of Wimbledon expectation begins for Andy Murray today. \r\n\r\nHe\'s in first round action against Russian Nikolay Davydenko  on Centre Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1281,'2012-06-26 08:05:05','291941 291940 291887 291937 291943','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REGEN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Major work\'s begun on a new road and railway bridge in Bridgwater as part of a regeneration project.\r\n\r\nIt\'s gonna link developments in the north east of the town such as the Morrisons distribution centre and 2000 new homes, to the A38 from next February.\r\n\r\nThe county council say they\'ve started now so that one month\'s work can be completed before the compulsory national shutdown of roadworks during the Olympics.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PIER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if North Somerset councillors agree to contribute 650 thousand pounds towards repairs to Clevedon pier.\r\n\r\nWork needs to be done to stop the structure deteriorating.\r\n\r\nIt\'s gonna cost almost 800 thousand pounds altogether and the rest of the cash will come from the Pier and the Heritage Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 TERROR NEVILLE-JONES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of MI5 is warning a new generation of British terrorists have moved to\r\nunstable countries to train as potential bombers.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans says they\'ve taken advantage of the uprisings in countries like\r\nLibya and Egypt to create new bases.\r\n\r\nHe thinks the Olympics could be a summer target.\r\n\r\nBut former security minister - Baroness Pauline Neville Jones - is confident\r\nthat we are prepared:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: big programme\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200051.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bail 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported a man had to spend the weekend in prison because the RBS and Natwest computer problems prevented his bail transaction from being processed.\r\n\r\nCanterbury Crown court was unable to tell if the money had been recieved on Friday because of the glitch in the bank\'s computer system.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a third of parents using childcare have considered quitting their jobs because of its high cost.\r\n\r\nA new study shows one in five mums and dads have turned down a position because they can\'t afford it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1282,'2012-06-26 08:54:59','291795 291902 291949 291920 291950','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The A31 Canford Bottom junction is set to re-open fully today - after 9 months of delays and diversions for drivers.\r\n\r\nMore than 5 million pounds has been spent on trying to cut congestion and make the roundabout safer ahead of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe 72 sets of traffic lights were switched on properly in the early hours of this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 TERROR JONES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of MI5 says it\'s impossible to guarantee the security of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans has warned there is \"no doubt\" that some groups have considered\r\nan attack.\r\n\r\nHe also says British born terrorists are increasingly heading to countries in\r\nAfrica and the middle east for training - especially in the aftermath of the\r\nArab spring.\r\n\r\nFormer security minister - Baroness Pauline Neville Jones - says that is a\r\nconcern:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: work together\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200066.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweets 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association\'s strongly condemned racist tweets directed at two players who missed penalties for England on Sunday.\r\n\r\nPolice are investigating reports that Ashley Cole and Ashley Young were hit by a deluge of offensive postings on Twitter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Arts University College at Bournemouth has been turned into a giant exhibition space for its annual summer shows.\r\n \r\nThey\'re free and open to visitors until Thursday June the 28th.\r\n\r\nThe work on show by art, design and media students include films and animations and replicas of the Queen’s Wedding and Coronation Dresses that were commissioned for the Jubilee celebrations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In tennis - Andy Murray begins his Wimbledon campaign today - he\'s last on Centre Court, where he\'ll play Russian Nikolay Davydenko.\r\n\r\nOther Brits in action today include Laura Robson and Josh Goodall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1283,'2012-06-26 09:01:05','291749 291754 291952 291947 291949','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 26/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REGEN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Construction work\'s begun on a new road and railway bridge in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt will link developments in the north east of the town such as the Morrisons distribution centre and 2000 new homes, to the A38 from next February.\r\n\r\nThe county council say one month\'s work can be completed before the compulsory national closedown of roadworks during the Olympics.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PIER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset councillors will decide today whether to contribute 650 thousand pounds towards repairs to Clevedon pier.\r\n\r\nIt\'s Grade 1 listed and work needs to be done to stop the structure deteriorating.\r\n\r\nIt\'s gonna cost almost 800 thousand pounds altogether and the rest of the cash will come from the Pier and the Heritage Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi5 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of MI5 says it\'s impossible to guarantee the security of the Olympics.\r\n\r\nJonathan Evans has warned there is \"no doubt\" that some groups have considered an attack.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 ELECTRICITY TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UK households are wasting more than 1 billion pounds a year by not unplugging\r\nhousehold appliances which aren\'t being used.\r\n\r\nThe Energy Saving Trust claims we all could save 86-pounds on our annual\r\nelectricity bills by turning off gadgets that are left on standby.\r\n\r\nLord Taylor is minister for environment, food and rural affairs.\r\n\r\nHe says appliances need to be designed to make it easier for us to cut their\r\npower.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: on standby\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweets 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association\'s strongly condemned racist tweets directed at two players who missed penalties for England on Sunday.\r\n\r\nPolice are investigating reports that Ashley Cole and Ashley Young were hit by a deluge of offensive postings on Twitter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1284,'2012-06-27 10:39:10','292277 292283 292287 292282 291951','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 11 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 OLDHAM STRETTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Oldham are continuing to investigate what caused an explosion that\r\ndestroyed three houses yesterday.\r\n\r\nA two-year-old boy was killed in the blast and a 27-year-old man is in\r\nhospital with serious injuries.\r\n\r\nCouncillor Jean Stretton is co-ordinating the council\'s response to the\r\nexplosion.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: that now\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300124.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant says he doubts the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics will result in tougher regulation of newspapers.\r\n\r\nThe actor - whose phone was hacked - says it will be a \'real hurdle\' to get any recommendations Lord Justice Leveson makes to be actually implemented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NAME 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner who died in a collision in Lympsham at the weekend has been named as seventy six year old John Ivison from Exeter.\r\n\r\nThe accident happened on Sunday afternoon…a seventy two year old man from the North Somerset area\'s been released on police bail in connection with the incident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>atkins 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed women on Atkins-style diets could be putting themselves at risk of heart disease and strokes.\r\n\r\nExperts say those who cut down on carbohydrates but eat more protein have around a five per cent greater risk of cardiovascular disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOTE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Voter registration forms will be dropping through letterboxes across Sedgemoor at the end of the month...\r\n\r\nAnd the council are urging everyone to fill it out.\r\n\r\nIf you don\'t return yours you won\'t be able to voice an opinion on who should be our new Police Crime Commissioner in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1285,'2012-06-27 10:43:48','292277 292283 292280 292279 292282','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 11 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 OLDHAM STRETTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Oldham are continuing to investigate what caused an explosion that\r\ndestroyed three houses yesterday.\r\n\r\nA two-year-old boy was killed in the blast and a 27-year-old man is in\r\nhospital with serious injuries.\r\n\r\nCouncillor Jean Stretton is co-ordinating the council\'s response to the\r\nexplosion.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: that now\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300124.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant says he doubts the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics will result in tougher regulation of newspapers.\r\n\r\nThe actor - whose phone was hacked - says it will be a \'real hurdle\' to get any recommendations Lord Justice Leveson makes to be actually implemented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after an ice cream hut was set on fire in the early hours.\r\n\r\nCrews were called to the shed opposite the cinema on Westover Road just before 3am.\r\n\r\nThe fire which was deliberate destroyed the inside of the hut.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HIT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find the driver involved in a hit and run in Ferndown.\r\n\r\nA 58 year old cyclist hurt his shoulder when he was knocked off his bike on Ringwood road near the recycling centre at 9.40 on Monday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>atkins 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed women on Atkins-style diets could be putting themselves at risk of heart disease and strokes.\r\n\r\nExperts say those who cut down on carbohydrates but eat more protein have around a five per cent greater risk of cardiovascular disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1286,'2012-06-27 11:55:34','292315 292314 292313 292283 292316 292321','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 12 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blast 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are due to give an update shortly on their investigation into an explosion in Oldham. \r\n\r\nThe blast killed a two-year-old boy, seriously injured a man and destroyed three houses yesterday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fire\'s destroyed the inside of an ice cream hut in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nCrews were called to the shed opposite the cinema on Westover Road just before 3am.\r\n\r\nIt was started deliberately and the police are investigating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HIT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist has been hurt in a hit and run in Ferndown.\r\n\r\nThe 58 year old was knocked off his bike on Ringwood road near the recycling centre at 9.40 on Monday morning.\r\n\r\nPolice say the vehicle didn\'t stop, and they want the driver to come forward.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant says he doubts the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics will result in tougher regulation of newspapers.\r\n\r\nThe actor - whose phone was hacked - says it will be a \'real hurdle\' to get any recommendations Lord Justice Leveson makes to be actually implemented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>galaxy 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Samsung has been ordered by a judge to stop selling its Galaxy 10-point-1 tablet in the US.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after claims by Apple that it illegally copied the design of its iPad.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rear 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Coronation Street\'s Shobna Gulati who plays Sunita and TV star John Barrowman have been named top of the bottoms.\r\n\r\nThe pair have won a public vote for the cheeky title - in the Wizard Jeans Rear of the Year competition.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1287,'2012-06-27 12:46:56','292344 292322 292339 292343 292340','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 1 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been attacked by a group of men in Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at The Orchard near Silverberry Way at 7pm on Monday.\r\n\r\nThe victim who\'s in his 40s was hit in the face.\r\n\r\nThe police say they want to speak to 2 men who stopped the attack.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 OLDHAM HEYWOOD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they believe an explosion which destroyed three houses in Oldham is\r\nsuspicious.\r\n\r\nOfficers are looking into reports of a domestic dispute heard on Monday night,\r\nbefore the blast yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nOne man was seriously injured in the incident and two-year-old Jamie Heaton\r\nwas killed.\r\n\r\nAssistance Chief Constable Steve Heywood says the toddler\'s mum was also at\r\nhome at the time.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: to her\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300153.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>galaxy 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A judge in the States has ordered Samsung to stop sales of its Galaxy 10-point-1 tablet, after claims by Apple that it illegally copied the design of the iPad.\r\n\r\nThe two companies go to court over the patent issues again next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOTE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Sedgemoor are gonna be getting their voter registration forms over the next few days.\r\n\r\nAnd the council are urging everyone to fill it out and return it..\r\n\r\nIf you don\'t you won\'t be able to voice an opinion on who should be our new Police Crime Commissioner in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s exactly one month to go until the start of the London 2012 Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nThe occasion has been marked by the lowering of giant Olympic rings from Tower Bridge.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1288,'2012-06-27 12:51:51','292338 292322 292280 292339 292340','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 1 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Rogue Traders presenter from Bournemouth has admitted illegally claiming housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nDan Penteado who\'s 40 and from Westbourne admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming 24 thousand pounds worth of housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Magistrates\' Court heard he failed to declare his BBC earnings...and he\'s been warned he could face jail when he\'s next in court in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 OLDHAM HEYWOOD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they believe an explosion which destroyed three houses in Oldham is\r\nsuspicious.\r\n\r\nOfficers are looking into reports of a domestic dispute heard on Monday night,\r\nbefore the blast yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nOne man was seriously injured in the incident and two-year-old Jamie Heaton\r\nwas killed.\r\n\r\nAssistance Chief Constable Steve Heywood says the toddler\'s mum was also at\r\nhome at the time.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: to her\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300153.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after an ice cream hut was set on fire in the early hours.\r\n\r\nCrews were called to the shed opposite the cinema on Westover Road just before 3am.\r\n\r\nThe fire which was deliberate destroyed the inside of the hut.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>galaxy 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A judge in the States has ordered Samsung to stop sales of its Galaxy 10-point-1 tablet, after claims by Apple that it illegally copied the design of the iPad.\r\n\r\nThe two companies go to court over the patent issues again next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s exactly one month to go until the start of the London 2012 Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nThe occasion has been marked by the lowering of giant Olympic rings from Tower Bridge.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1289,'2012-06-27 14:49:21','292381 292365 292382 292372 292383','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find a group of men who attacked another man in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe victim who\'s in his 40\'s was hit in the face and the men only stopped when 2 other men interviened.\r\n\r\nIt happened at The Orchard near Silverberry Way at 7pm on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>032 OLDHAM CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating the suspicious death of a child in a suspected gas blast\r\nmay be dealing with a murder inquiry.\r\n\r\nTwo year old Jamie Heaton died when a massive explosion tore through his home\r\nin Oldham yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nA neighbour was airlifted to hospital with severe burns.\r\n\r\nMP for Oldham East and Saddleworth Debbie Abrahams asked for David Cameron\'s\r\nreaction to the explosion at Prime Minister\'s Questions.\r\n\r\nThe PM wished police \"all speed\" in establishing what caused the blast.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 032\r\nOUT WORDS: absolute tragedy\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:43]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300189.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A long-running legal battle over the intent of a controversial Tweet is being heard at the High Court.\r\n\r\nPaul Chambers used the social networking site to talk about blowing up Robin Hood Airport in South Yorkshire in 2010.\r\n\r\nHe says the message was a joke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CCTV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bridgwater have released cctv of a woman in a pink adidas hoody that they want to speak to about the theft of booze from a shop there.\r\n\r\nTwo crates of lager and four cans of cider, worth around £25, were taken from the One Stop shop in Allen Road last Monday evening, June 18.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prize 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contestant on gameshow Red Or Black has won 1-point-5 million pounds - the biggest jackpot in UK TV history, according to reports.\r\n\r\nBut the winner won\'t pick up the prize until the pre-recorded show is broadcast in August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1290,'2012-06-27 14:53:24','292375 292370 292382 292332 292383','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth presenter from the Rogue Traders TV programme has admitted illegally claiming housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nDan Penteado who\'s 40 and from Westbourne admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming 24 thousand pounds worth of benefits...by failing to declare his BBC earnings.\r\n\r\nHe was warned he could face jail when he\'s next in court in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oldham 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating the suspicious death of a 2 year old boy in a blast in Oldham may be dealing with a murder inquiry.\r\n\r\nJamie Heaton died when a massive explosion tore through his home yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nA neighbour was airlifted to hospital with severe burns.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A long-running legal battle over the intent of a controversial Tweet is being heard at the High Court.\r\n\r\nPaul Chambers used the social networking site to talk about blowing up Robin Hood Airport in South Yorkshire in 2010.\r\n\r\nHe says the message was a joke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCILL1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>How many councillors do you think should represent East Dorset?\r\n\r\nThat\'s what local people are being asked over the next 6 weeks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all part of a review by the independent Local Government Boundary Commission after the council decided there should only be 29 councillors, rather than the current 36.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prize 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contestant on gameshow Red Or Black has won 1-point-5 million pounds - the biggest jackpot in UK TV history, according to reports.\r\n\r\nBut the winner won\'t pick up the prize until the pre-recorded show is broadcast in August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1291,'2012-06-27 15:47:30','292311 292338 292403 292401 292409','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RAID 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives investigating an armed robbery at a post office in Bournemouth say the offender was slim and scruffy with a green hoodeed jacklet.\r\n\r\nThe office at Hengistbury Head was raided at gunpoint at 9.20 last Monday morning and the man made off in a small green or torquoise car towards Southborne.\r\n\r\nIf you know who it was - the police want to hear from you.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Rogue Traders presenter from Bournemouth has admitted illegally claiming housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nDan Penteado who\'s 40 and from Westbourne admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming 24 thousand pounds worth of housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Magistrates\' Court heard he failed to declare his BBC earnings...and he\'s been warned he could face jail when he\'s next in court in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oldham 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives investigating a massive explosion that tore through a street in Oldham - say they have \"significant questions\" for a man who\'s in hospital with serious burns.\r\n\r\nTwo year old Jamie Heaton died as a result of the blast in Shaw yesterday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCILL2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ve already told you that East Dorset Council wants to cut the number of councillors in the area - but now you\'re being asked what they think.\r\n\r\nThe local Government Boundary Commission\'s launched a 6 week consultation to see whether you agree there should only be 29 councillors rather than the current 36.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And in sport -  20-year-old Heather Watson has become the first British woman in ten years to reach the third round of Wimbledon.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Prince Charles has been watching Roger Federer, who\'s thrashed Italy\'s Fabio Fon-nee nee in straight sets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1292,'2012-06-27 17:22:16','292434 292344 292441 292372 292442','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>044 OLDHAM HEYWOOD4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>National Grid has confirmed that the explosion in Oldham yesterday was NOT\r\ncaused by a leak from its gas distribution pipes.\r\n\r\nA two year old boy was killed in the blast that has extensively damaged five\r\nhomes on Buckley Street in Shaw.\r\n\r\nPolice say they want to speak to Andrew Partington - the man who\'s sedated in\r\nhospital with 80 per cent burns. \r\n\r\nAssistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood is leading the investigation.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 044\r\nOUT WORDS: for, yes\r\nDuration: 8\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300238.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been attacked by a group of men in Weston.\r\n\r\nIt happened at The Orchard near Silverberry Way at 7pm on Monday.\r\n\r\nThe victim who\'s in his 40s was hit in the face.\r\n\r\nThe police say they want to speak to 2 men who stopped the attack.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man convicted by police for threatening to blow up Robin Hood airport on Twitter, has had his case reserved by judges to decide at a later date.\r\n\r\n27-year-old Paul Chambers is backed by celebrities who have argued for his right to free speech on the social networking site.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CCTV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bridgwater have released cctv of a woman in a pink adidas hoody that they want to speak to about the theft of booze from a shop there.\r\n\r\nTwo crates of lager and four cans of cider, worth around £25, were taken from the One Stop shop in Allen Road last Monday evening, June 18.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>muse 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Muse have been chosen to provide the official song for London 2012.\r\n\r\nIt\'s called Survival and will be available to download from 8pm tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1293,'2012-06-27 17:44:25','292311 292375 292450 292441 292332 292451','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 27/6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RAID 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives investigating an armed robbery at a post office in Bournemouth say the offender was slim and scruffy with a green hoodeed jacklet.\r\n\r\nThe office at Hengistbury Head was raided at gunpoint at 9.20 last Monday morning and the man made off in a small green or torquoise car towards Southborne.\r\n\r\nIf you know who it was - the police want to hear from you.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth presenter from the Rogue Traders TV programme has admitted illegally claiming housing and council tax benefits.\r\n\r\nDan Penteado who\'s 40 and from Westbourne admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming 24 thousand pounds worth of benefits...by failing to declare his BBC earnings.\r\n\r\nHe was warned he could face jail when he\'s next in court in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oldham 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>National Grid has confirmed that the explosion in Oldham yesterday was NOT caused by a leak from its gas distribution pipes.\r\n\r\nA two year old boy was killed in the blast that has extensively damaged five homes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tweet 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man convicted by police for threatening to blow up Robin Hood airport on Twitter, has had his case reserved by judges to decide at a later date.\r\n\r\n27-year-old Paul Chambers is backed by celebrities who have argued for his right to free speech on the social networking site.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCILL1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>How many councillors do you think should represent East Dorset?\r\n\r\nThat\'s what local people are being asked over the next 6 weeks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all part of a review by the independent Local Government Boundary Commission after the council decided there should only be 29 councillors, rather than the current 36.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At Wimbledon - Britain\'s Heather Watson is into the third round for the first time.\r\n\r\nShe beat Jamie Lee Hampton.\r\n\r\nRoger Federer is also through.\r\n\r\nPrince Charles was watching the six-time champion from the Royal Box.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1294,'2012-07-13 12:46:34','297310 297311 297293 297271 297228 297232 297314','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>avalanche1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A church service is to be held in Chamonix in the French Alps tomorrow - in memory of nine climbers, including three Britons, killed in an avalanche.\r\n\r\nSteve Barber and John Taylor from York - who were climbing Mont Modee to raise money for a local hospice - have been named by the Foreign Office, along with experienced mountain guide Roger Payne.\r\n\r\nFrench Police say the avalanche was triggered by heavy snow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A magistrate\'s expected to give his verdict in John Terry\'s racism trial this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea captain denies racially abusing Queens Park Rangers\' Anton Ferdinand during a match last October.\r\n\r\nThe case has been heard all week - and we\'re expecting a decision soon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 TERRY SWANSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A magistrate\'s expected to give his verdict in John Terry\'s racism trial this\r\nafternoon.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea captain denies racially abusing QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand during a\r\nPremier League match last October.\r\n\r\nThe case has been heard all week - and we\'re expecting a decision at around\r\n2pm.\r\n\r\nSky Sports News reporter Bryan Swanson is at Westminster Magistrates Court.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: sarcastic manner\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500147.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RAUSING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest into the death of one of Britain\'s richest women has heard her\r\nhusband is still not fit to be questioned.\r\n\r\nTetra Pak heir Hans Kristian Rausing is under medical supervision after being\r\narrested on suspicion of murdering his wife Eva.\r\n\r\nPolice discovered the millionairess\' body in a bedroom of their Chelsea home\r\nearlier this week.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HIGHTECH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two North Somerset companies - involved in very 21st century industries - have been paid a visit by the South West\'s MEP, to see what they\'re doing for the local economy - and the UK\'s.\r\n\r\nSir Graham Watson\'s met workers from Kember Associates - who make microchips for everything from our mobile phones and laptops to cars and fridges ... and web firm Worthers Limited - at an event at Tickenham near Nailsea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEAKS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Climbing the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales in just 24 hours is the charity challenge a North Somerset team are setting off for today.\r\n\r\nThe ten employees - from the Council and I-T contractor Agilysis - are leaving Clevedon for the Three Peaks Challenge, starting their ascent of Ben Nevis north of the border at 4am tomorrow. \r\n\r\nThey aim to raise three thousand pounds for their chosen causes - Weston Hospicecare and Operation Smile.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wicked 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Billy Elliot director Stephen Daldry is being lined up for a movie adaptation of \'Wicked\'.\r\n\r\nThe hit West End musical is a prequel of the classic \'The Wizard of Oz\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1295,'2012-07-16 07:56:19','297953 297952 297954 297956 297957 297955','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 16/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Athletes from across the world will start to arrive for the Olympics this morning.\r\n\r\nHeathrow\'s braced for one of its busiest ever days and The first of the specially designated Games lanes has opened - on the M4...\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s day 59 of the Olympic torch relay - and if you if you weren\'t able to see the flame when it came to Bournemouth at the weekend - then this morning you can head to Petersfield to see it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The rail network across England and Wales is set for its biggest boost since the Victorian era.\r\n\r\nNine billion pounds is gonna be spent on a range of projects, like bringing in faster trains and electrifying lines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s feared drivers may be paying too much for petrol because of rigged oil prices.\r\n\r\nA report says traders may be able to manipulate the market because there aren\'t sufficient safeguards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORFE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A mystery pot uncovered in Corfe Castle over 25 years ago has finally gone on show there ... as an ancient grenade.\r\n\r\nThe 3 handled container was found in 1986 - but they didnt know what it was until a Dutch professor recognised it on Facebook as a smoke bomb.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>song 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We Are the Champions by Queen has been voted the song most likely to make us proud to be British.\r\n\r\nIt was followed by the Oasis hit Wonderwall, and Let It Be by The Beatles...in a new poll.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool have rejected a bid by Andy Carroll\'s former club Newcastle to take back the striker on loan.\r\n\r\nThe Magpies made an offer for the England international to return to the north east - after selling him for 35 million pounds last january - but that was turned down.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (1296,'2012-07-16 08:24:54','297971 297451 297970 297954 297972 297957','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 16/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The world\'s sporting elite are starting to arrive in London for the Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe first of the special Games lanes - on the M4 - has officially opened.\r\n\r\nAnd Heathrow Airport\'s braced for nearly a quarter of a million passengers today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A one million pound project to reduce flooding in Worle is due to start today.\r\n\r\nRoads, homes and businesses have been affected during heavy rain in the last few months - so Wessex Water are taking steps to prevent it happening again in future.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll take about four months to upgrade sewers around Church Road and High Street, with some road closures and diversions in place.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The rail network\'s to get its biggest boost since Victorian times.\r\n\r\nNine billion pounds will be ploughed into projects in England and Wales, to stimulate the economy.\r\n\r\nRoutes will be electrified, faster trains brought in and unused lines reopened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s feared drivers may be paying too much for petrol because of rigged oil prices.\r\n\r\nA report says traders may be able to manipulate the market because there aren\'t sufficient safeguards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mums 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It seems it\'s not just the kids who are counting the days until the end of term - some mums are sick of the school run turning into a fashion parade.\r\n\r\nResearch reveals almost half of mums feel they have to \"dress to impress\".\r\n\r\nThree quarters said others are \'cliquey\' and act as if they were still at school themselves.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>song 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We Are the Champions by Queen has been voted the song most likely to make us proud to be British.\r\n\r\nIt was followed by the Oasis hit Wonderwall, and Let It Be by The Beatles...in a new poll.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1297,'2012-07-16 08:57:19','297979 297978 297954 297956 297980 297932','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 16/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Athletes from across the world will start to arrive for the Olympics this morning.\r\n\r\nHeathrow\'s braced for one of its busiest ever days and The first of the specially designated Games lanes has opened - on the M4...\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s day 59 of the Olympic torch relay - and if you if you weren\'t able to see the flame when it came to Bournemouth at the weekend - then this morning you can head to Petersfield to see it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The rail network in England and Wales is being given a nine billion pound boost.\r\n\r\nThe money\'s being spent on electrifying large sections of track and introducing faster services.\r\n\r\nBut critics say it\'ll only push up ticket prices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s feared drivers may be paying too much for petrol because of rigged oil prices.\r\n\r\nA report says traders may be able to manipulate the market because there aren\'t sufficient safeguards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORFE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A mystery pot uncovered in Corfe Castle over 25 years ago has finally gone on show there ... as an ancient grenade.\r\n\r\nThe 3 handled container was found in 1986 - but they didnt know what it was until a Dutch professor recognised it on Facebook as a smoke bomb.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>French police are investigating vandalism at the Tour de France.\r\n\r\nAround 30 riders suffered punctures during yesterday\'s 14th stage after carpet tacks were placed on the road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It seems Andy Carroll\'s future lies at Liverpool after his club rejected Newcastle\'s bid to take him back to Tyneside.\r\n\r\nThe Magpies offered to sign the England striker on a season long loan - with a view to a permanent move...after selling him for 35 million pounds last January.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1298,'2012-07-16 09:56:16','297992 297989 297991 297994 297933 297993','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 16/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Heathrow Airport\'s expecting its busiest day ever as Olympic athletes and their families start arriving for the Games.\r\n\r\nLondon\'s Mayor Boris Johnson says specially designated traffic lanes are necessary.\r\n\r\nThe first one has opened on the M4.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>IMAX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council want to temporarily replace the hated IMAX building with a new outdoor events arena...\r\n\r\nThey\'ve just announced they\'ve submitted a planning application for the site in the hope of hosting a range of events there from the arts to extreme sports...while more permanent plans are still looked at.\r\n\r\nYou can have your say via the council website until August the 10th. If it\'s given the go ahead it would open next summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Transport Secretary Justine Greening says passengers will benefit from the biggest overhaul to the rail network since Victorian times.\r\n\r\nA near nine-and-a-half billion pound boost across England and Wales will mean electrification, faster trains and unused lines being brought back.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s feared motorists may be paying too much for petrol because of rigged oil prices.\r\n\r\nA report says traders may be able to manipulate the market - because there aren\'t enough safeguards.\r\n\r\nIt\'s drawn comparisons to the banking interest rate scandal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trips 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than half of parents in the UK are cutting back on day trips with their children this summer.\r\n\r\nThe charity Family Action says the cost has increased so much, that for some it\'s equivalent to a week\'s disposable income.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tour 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>French police are investigating a serious case of vandalism at the Tour de France.\r\n\r\nCarpet tacks thrown on the road during yesterday\'s 14th stage caused dozens of riders to suffer punctures.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1299,'2012-07-17 06:46:02','298316 298341 298344 298343 298352','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 OLYMPICS (SECURITY) VAZ</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of security firm G4S is under pressure to quit his job as he faces\r\nquestions from MPs over the Olympics debacle.\r\n\r\nNick Buckles will be asked how the company\'s failed to get enough security\r\nguards for Games venues.\r\n\r\nLast week, the chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee - Keith Vaz -\r\naccused his firm of letting the country down.\r\n\r\nHe\'s welcoming today\'s opportunity:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: with us\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200075.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murder 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Shropshire are investigating the murders of three children who were found in woodland.\r\n\r\nTheir father\'s body was discovered nearby.\r\n\r\nTeachers have described the youngsters as \"absolutely delightful\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have named a driver killed in a crash near Highbridge last Friday - as Professor James Perry from Burnham.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the Causeway at Woolavington just after 7-30 in the morning when two cars collided and ended up in ditches on opposite sides of the road.\r\n\r\nThe 65 year old died at the scene - while the other driver was taken to hospital with head injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURGERY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Patients are being invited along to the newly-extended Highbridge Medical Centre today, to check out the new facilities and get some free health checks.\r\n\r\nThe extension to the building on Pepperall Road includes two more treatment rooms, while NHS Somerset says the overall extra space will allow them to make further changes in future if needed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wino 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amy Winehouse\'s father admits that he only realised just how talented his daughter was AFTER she died. \r\n\r\nMitch Winehouse says before that he was too busy running after her - and getting her out of trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1300,'2012-07-17 06:52:39','298334 298338 298341 298340 298342','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new project to tackle domestic violence in Bournemouth, and Poole is being launched - thanks to a lottery grant of over quarter of a million pounds.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Churches Housing Association says their Breakthrough service will offer support to nearly a thousand adults and 17-hundred kids over the next four years.\r\n\r\nAmanda Goodenough from the charity told Fire the money will be spent on new staff and identifying victims who\'d benefit from their 13 week programme:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BCHA DOMESTIC 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\BCHA DOMESTIC 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s been stabbed as he was parked up in a lay-by in North Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe 35 year old who\'s from Salisbury was attacked by another man at 10am yesterday morning as he walked back to his cab on the B3092 near Walton Elm.\r\n\r\nHe passed out after being stabbed in the stomach - and is now in hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murder 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Shropshire are investigating the murders of three children who were found in woodland.\r\n\r\nTheir father\'s body was discovered nearby.\r\n\r\nTeachers have described the youngsters as \"absolutely delightful\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>With just ten days to go until the Olympics, questions remain over the number of people who\'ll be used to provide security.\r\n\r\nThe boss of private firm G4S will face MPs today following the company\'s failure to recruit enough protection staff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge has been set a deadline of Friday evening to prove his fitness for the Olympic football tournament.\r\n\r\nHe linked up with the Team GB squad yesterday after suffering from viral meningitis.\r\n\r\nPearce can name a replacement if Sturridge fails to make it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1301,'2012-07-17 07:56:22','298360 298367 298373 298372 298359','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A domestic violence charity in Bournemouth has told Fire news the number of incidents is going UP:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nAmanda Goodenough is from the Bournemouth Churches Housing Association who have launched a new project to help victims.\r\n\r\nTheir breakthrough service aims to support nearly a thousand adults and 17-hundred kids over the next four years.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all possible because of a Big Lottery grant.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BCHA DOMESTIC 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\BCHA DOMESTIC 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s in hospital after being stabbed in the stomach in a lay-by in North Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe 35 year old who\'s from Salisbury was on his way back to his cab on the B3092 near Walton Elm when he was attacked by a man at 10am yesterday.\r\n\r\nPolice say it was unprovoked and that the mans injuries aren\'t life threatening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>American troops are understood to be helping the British army and police fill Olympic security gaps.\r\n\r\nThe boss of G4S will have to face MPs today, to explain why his firm failed to provide enough guards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>waterloo 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re heading from Bournemouth to London\'s Waterloo station today you may have a more romantic morning than usual.\r\n\r\nTwo classically trained actors will be recreating the famous love scene from Shakepeare\'s Romeo and Juliet on the station\'s new 25 million pound balcony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Team GB football captain Ryan Giggs says he hopes there will continue to be British sides at future Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nThe former Wales international doesn\'t want the combined home nations team to be a one-off for London 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1302,'2012-07-17 08:24:37','298366 298373 298377 298378 298379','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 BODIES WEBSTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say the deaths of three siblings is down to a \"tragic family situation\".\r\n\r\nCharlotte Fuller - who was seven - eight-year-old Becka - and twelve-year-old\r\nSam - were found dead in woodland in Shropshire.\r\n\r\nTheir father\'s body was discovered in a nearby quarry.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Isabel Webster is outside the children\'s school in Gloucestershire:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: to teach\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200111.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>American troops are understood to be helping the British army and police fill Olympic security gaps.\r\n\r\nThe boss of G4S will have to face MPs today, to explain why his firm failed to provide enough guards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have revealed that a man killed in a crash near Highbridge last Friday was Professor James Perry from Burnham.\r\n\r\nHis car ended up in a ditch after colliding with another on the Causeway at Woolavington just after 7-30am.\r\n\r\nThe 65 year old died at the scene - while the other driver was taken to hospital with head injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURGERY 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The newly extended Highbridge Medical centre is opening it\'s doors to patients today so they can look at the new facilities and get a free health check.\r\n\r\nThe extension to the building on Pepperall Road includes two more treatment rooms, while NHS Somerset says the overall extra space will allow them to make further changes in future if needed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sea 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Living by the sea could be the secret to a healthier life.\r\n\r\nFindings from Exeter University say that the closer a person lives to the coastline the healthier they are likely to feel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1303,'2012-07-17 08:57:23','298334 298338 298388 298389 298390','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new project to tackle domestic violence in Bournemouth, and Poole is being launched - thanks to a lottery grant of over quarter of a million pounds.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Churches Housing Association says their Breakthrough service will offer support to nearly a thousand adults and 17-hundred kids over the next four years.\r\n\r\nAmanda Goodenough from the charity told Fire the money will be spent on new staff and identifying victims who\'d benefit from their 13 week programme:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BCHA DOMESTIC 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\BCHA DOMESTIC 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s been stabbed as he was parked up in a lay-by in North Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe 35 year old who\'s from Salisbury was attacked by another man at 10am yesterday morning as he walked back to his cab on the B3092 near Walton Elm.\r\n\r\nHe passed out after being stabbed in the stomach - and is now in hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of G4S is clinging to his job - following the Olympics security debacle. \r\n\r\nNick Buckles will appear before MPs this lunchtime to explain why his firm hasn\'t supplied enough guards. \r\n\r\nOfficers from 9 police forces including Dorset have been drafted in to fill the gap.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pass 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Internet users are being urged to use more passwords.\r\n\r\nCases of online personal information fraud have tripled since 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge has been set a deadline of Friday evening to prove his fitness for the Olympic football tournament.\r\n\r\nHe linked up with the Team GB squad yesterday after suffering from viral meningitis.\r\n\r\nPearce can name a replacement if Sturridge fails to make it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1304,'2012-07-17 09:40:17','298397 298388 298389 298344 298394','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 BODIES WEARMOUTH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives say the suspected murders of three young siblings in Shropshire\r\nwoodland is down to a \"tragic family situation\".\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought Sam, Becka and Charlotte Fuller were stabbed before their\r\nfather\'s body was found in a nearby quarry.\r\n\r\nThe two girls went to a primary school in Gloucestershire.\r\n\r\nThe Reverend Alan Wearmouth - a governor - says pupils were told about their\r\ndeaths at a special assembly:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: each other\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200126.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of G4S is clinging to his job - following the Olympics security debacle. \r\n\r\nNick Buckles will appear before MPs this lunchtime to explain why his firm hasn\'t supplied enough guards. \r\n\r\nOfficers from 9 police forces including Dorset have been drafted in to fill the gap.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pass 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Internet users are being urged to use more passwords.\r\n\r\nCases of online personal information fraud have tripled since 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have named a driver killed in a crash near Highbridge last Friday - as Professor James Perry from Burnham.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the Causeway at Woolavington just after 7-30 in the morning when two cars collided and ended up in ditches on opposite sides of the road.\r\n\r\nThe 65 year old died at the scene - while the other driver was taken to hospital with head injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRANTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A sailing club and 2 cricket teams are to benefit from Olympic legacy funding from Sport England.\r\n\r\nClevedon sailing club\'s been given 50,000 pounds to modernise its changing rooms and social facilities.\r\n\r\nThe same amount of cash is being given to Blagdon cricket club to improve its clubhouse, while Cleve cricket club\'s getting a bit less for new training nets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1305,'2012-07-17 09:46:43','298357 298360 298367 298399 298400 298401','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 17/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>BBC Rogue Traders presenter Dan Penteado is to be sentenced today for council tax and housing benefit fraud.\r\n\r\nThe 40 year old who lives in Westbourne in Bournemouth has admitted 8 offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming 24 thousand pounds of benefits while while not declaring his BBC earnings.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been warned he could face jail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A domestic violence charity in Bournemouth has told Fire news the number of incidents is going UP:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nAmanda Goodenough is from the Bournemouth Churches Housing Association who have launched a new project to help victims.\r\n\r\nTheir breakthrough service aims to support nearly a thousand adults and 17-hundred kids over the next four years.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all possible because of a Big Lottery grant.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BCHA DOMESTIC 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\BCHA DOMESTIC 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s in hospital after being stabbed in the stomach in a lay-by in North Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe 35 year old who\'s from Salisbury was on his way back to his cab on the B3092 near Walton Elm when he was attacked by a man at 10am yesterday.\r\n\r\nPolice say it was unprovoked and that the mans injuries aren\'t life threatening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of the company G4S will answer questions on the Olympic security mess later.\r\n\r\nHe\'s appearing before MPs at lunchtime.\r\n\r\nIt failed to deliver on its promise to recruit 10-thousand staff to keep venues safe.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sleep 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Seven hours sleep a night is the best amount, according to researchers in Canada. \r\n\r\nApparently not getting enough sleep - and long lie-ins - could be bad for our brains.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s understood that Chelsea have secured the biggest transfer of the summer so far.\r\n\r\nReports suggest a 25-million pound deal to sign Brazilian midfielder Oscar from Internacional has been agreed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1306,'2012-07-18 06:46:23','298753 298705 298745 298746 298749 298752','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LAND N 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a Somerset woman who died when the car she was in was buried in a landslide.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell from Crewkerne had been reported missing along with an unnamed man.\r\n\r\nPolice inquiries traced the pair to Dorset at the time of heavy rain and a landslide that closed the Beaminster Tunnel eleven days ago...they are still looking for the other body.\r\n\r\nDavid Welch is the chairman of Misterton Parish Council - and says Rosemary will be sorely missed:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 LANDSLIDE-add WELCH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(first sent late last night)\r\n\r\nDavid Welch is the chairman of Misterton Parish Council - and says Rosemary\r\nwill be sorely missed:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: thought of\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300053.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>road 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After the first rise in road deaths in nearly a decade, MPs are calling for greater leadership over safety.\r\n\r\nNearly 2000 people died in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The TUC union is warning long term unemployed is rising, with 1 in 5 young people neither in work nor training.\r\n\r\nLatest unemployment figures are out later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>L C 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A day-long music festival in Weston - in memory of a local teacher who died last year - has raised over eleven thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nHayley Dowdell lost a battle with Cystic Fibrosis in November -  she was just 27.\r\n\r\nHer friends organised Saturday\'s LoveCreate festival at the Pier - which saw TOWIES Mark Wright make an appearance - to raise cash for the ward where she was treated at Bristol Royal Infirmary - and the C-F Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>batman 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Christian Bale admits he was reluctant to take off his Batman costume for the final time, when they wrapped up filming the latest movie.\r\n\r\nThe Dark Knight rises has its premiere in London tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1307,'2012-07-18 06:55:37','298740 298744 298745 298741 298747','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLED1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been killed at a home in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the address in Lansdown road just before 5 yesterday evening where they found the body.\r\n\r\nThey arrested a man in his 20s on Beechy road shortly after...and he\'s still being questioned today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LANDSLIDE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Dorset have defended the length of time it took them to find a car buried in a landslide 10 days ago.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell\'s body has been discovered in the vehicle at Beaminster, and another person remains missing.\r\n\r\nThe tunnel collapsed on the evening of July the 7th during heavy flooding.\r\n\r\nClive Chamberlain is from the Dorset Police Federation:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 057 LANDSLIDE CHAMBERLAIN.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\057 LANDSLIDE CHAMBERLAIN.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>road 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After the first rise in road deaths in nearly a decade, MPs are calling for greater leadership over safety.\r\n\r\nNearly 2000 people died in 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATMAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Christian Bale admits that hanging up his Batman cape was \'bittersweet\'.\r\n\r\nThe former Bournemouth schoolboy makes his final appearance as the Caped Crusader in the Dark Knight\r\nRises...which has its premier in London tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says winning back the Premier League title from rivals Man City is his number one priority.\r\n\r\nUnited are warming up for the new season with a tour of South Africa.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1308,'2012-07-18 07:55:30','298766 298726 298767 298768 298769 298765','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLED2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth police are investigating the murder of a man at a flat in the town centre.\r\n\r\nThey found his body at the address in Lansdown road just before 5 yesterday evening after getting a call about a serious attack.\r\n\r\nA man in his 20s was arrested on Beechy road shortly after...and he\'s still being questioned today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 rewrite-LANDSLIDE VAUGHAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Investigations are continuing after two bodies were found in a car in a tunnel\r\nin Dorset - ten days after a landslide.\r\n\r\nA man and a woman had been reported missing in the area.\r\n\r\nIt\'s feared the pair were buried alive after hundreds of tons of mud and rocks\r\nfell at the tunnel\'s entrance in Beaminster (pron Beh-minster).\r\n\r\nAssistant Chief Constable James Vaughan explains why it took so long to find\r\nthe car.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: was there\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>roads 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government\'s been criticised for not doing enough to improve road safety, after the first rise in road deaths in nearly a decade.\r\n\r\nA report from MPs is calling for greater leadership in tackling the problem.\r\n\r\nNearly 2000 people died on the roads last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>text 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the first time ever, texting is the most popular way of getting in touch.\r\n\r\nBrits now send an average 200 messages a month - that\'s doubled in the last four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATMAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and fotrmer Bournemouth schoolboy Christian Bale admits he was reluctant to take off his Batman costume for the final time, when they wrapped up filming the latest movie.\r\n\r\nThe Dark Knight rises has its premiere in London tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British cyclist Bradley Wiggins is refusing to get carried away as he closes in on an historic victory at the Tour de France. \r\n\r\nNo Brit has ever won it - and he\'s still got the yellow journey as the race resumes today on stage 16.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1309,'2012-07-18 08:53:52','298729 298767 298774 298768 298749','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 rewrite-LANDSLIDE MILLS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a woman who died when the car she was in was buried\r\nin a landslide.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell had been reported missing along with an unnamed man.\r\n\r\nPolice inquiries traced the pair to Dorset at the time of heavy rain and a\r\nlandslide that closed the Beaminster Tunnel eleven days ago.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Rhiannon Mills has more:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: the rubble\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300080.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>roads 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government\'s been criticised for not doing enough to improve road safety, after the first rise in road deaths in nearly a decade.\r\n\r\nA report from MPs is calling for greater leadership in tackling the problem.\r\n\r\nNearly 2000 people died on the roads last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exercise 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed lack of exercise is as bad for our health as smoking.\r\n\r\nAccording to medical journal, The Lancet, it contributed to 5 million deaths worldwide in 2008.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>text 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the first time ever, texting is the most popular way of getting in touch.\r\n\r\nBrits now send an average 200 messages a month - that\'s doubled in the last four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>L C 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A day-long music festival in Weston - in memory of a local teacher who died last year - has raised over eleven thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nHayley Dowdell lost a battle with Cystic Fibrosis in November -  she was just 27.\r\n\r\nHer friends organised Saturday\'s LoveCreate festival at the Pier - which saw TOWIES Mark Wright make an appearance - to raise cash for the ward where she was treated at Bristol Royal Infirmary - and the C-F Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1310,'2012-07-18 09:45:59','298740 298780 298781 298782 298741 298747','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLED1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been killed at a home in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the address in Lansdown road just before 5 yesterday evening where they found the body.\r\n\r\nThey arrested a man in his 20s on Beechy road shortly after...and he\'s still being questioned today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LANSLIDE9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a woman who\'s body was found in a car in a tunnel in Dorset - ten days after a landslide.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell had been reported missing along with an unnamed man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s feared the pair were buried alive after hundreds of tons of mud and rocks fell at the tunnel\'s entrance in Beaminster.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning that not doing enough exercise is as bad for your health as smoking. \r\n\r\nNew research suggests Britain\'s among the world\'s least active nations, with the problem contributing to nearly 1 in 5 deaths.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>roads 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of MPs says a sudden rise in the number of road deaths should be a \"wake up call\" to ministers.\r\n\r\nMore than 19-hundred lives were lost in last year, the first rise since 2003.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATMAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Christian Bale admits that hanging up his Batman cape was \'bittersweet\'.\r\n\r\nThe former Bournemouth schoolboy makes his final appearance as the Caped Crusader in the Dark Knight\r\nRises...which has its premier in London tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says winning back the Premier League title from rivals Man City is his number one priority.\r\n\r\nUnited are warming up for the new season with a tour of South Africa.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1311,'2012-07-18 09:49:45','298792 298777 298793 298791 298795','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LANSLIDE10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a Somerset woman who\'s body was found in a car in a tunnel in Dorset - ten days after a landslide.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell had been reported missing along with an unnamed man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s feared the pair were buried alive after hundreds of tons of mud and rocks fell at the tunnel\'s entrance in Beaminster.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 EXERCISE WOODS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning that not doing enough exercise is as bad for your health as\r\nsmoking. \r\n\r\nNew research suggests Britain\'s among the world\'s least active nations, with\r\nthe problem contributing to nearly 1 in 5 deaths. \r\n \r\nPersonal trainer, Mark Woods, says we need to change our attitudes towards\r\nkeeping fit.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: friends really\r\nDuration: \"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300111.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>text 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the first time ever, texting is the most popular way of getting in touch.\r\n\r\nBrits now send an average 200 messages a month - that\'s doubled in the last four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>L C 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A music festival - held in memory of a Weston teacher who died last year - has raised over eleven thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nHayley Dowdell was 27 when she lost a battle with Cystic Fibrosis in November.\r\n\r\nHer friends organised Saturday\'s LoveCreate festival at the Grand Pier - to raise cash for the ward where she was treated at Bristol Royal Infirmary - and the C-F Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine days to go before the start of the Olympics, organisers have cut the Games\' opening ceremony by up to half an hour. \r\n\r\nIt will now finish before half midnight over concerns about getting the audience home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1312,'2012-07-18 09:54:21','298766 298788 298789 298769 298790','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 18/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KILLED2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth police are investigating the murder of a man at a flat in the town centre.\r\n\r\nThey found his body at the address in Lansdown road just before 5 yesterday evening after getting a call about a serious attack.\r\n\r\nA man in his 20s was arrested on Beechy road shortly after...and he\'s still being questioned today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LANDSLIDE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Dorset have defended the length of time it took them to find a car buried in a landslide 10 days ago.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell\'s body has been discovered in the vehicle at Beaminster, it\'s thought she was with a man who remains missing.\r\n\r\nThe tunnel collapsed on the evening of July the 7th during heavy flooding.\r\n\r\nClive Chamberlain is from the Dorset Police Federation:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 057 LANDSLIDE CHAMBERLAIN.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\057 LANDSLIDE CHAMBERLAIN.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exer 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Being inactive leads to as many deaths as smoking according to new research.\r\n\r\nThe study, published in the Lancet, shows Brits are among the worst offenders for failing to exercise with the problem contributing to nearly 1 in 5 deaths.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATMAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and fotrmer Bournemouth schoolboy Christian Bale admits he was reluctant to take off his Batman costume for the final time, when they wrapped up filming the latest movie.\r\n\r\nThe Dark Knight rises has its premiere in London tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The mystery over who will light the Olympic flame during the opening ceremony is continuing.\r\n\r\nFive-time gold medal winning rower - Sir Steve Redgrave - is one of the favourites to get the honour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1313,'2012-07-19 14:46:32','299363 299361 299362 299374 299376','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 19/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 RIOTS JAHAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(archive audio from last August)\r\n\r\nEight men have been found not guilty of the murder of three men during riots\r\nin Birmingham.\r\n\r\nThey were struck by a car in Winson Green as they tried to protect homes and\r\nshops from looters last August.\r\n\r\nThe trial judge has appealed for calm - and urged the community to respect the\r\njury\'s findings.\r\n\r\n21-year-old Haroon Jahan was one of the victims, and following his death his\r\nfather Tariq was credited with helping bring an end to the riots:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: I\'m glad (x2)\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400197.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been an armed robbery at a post office near Burnham.\r\n\r\nTwo men walked into the Lympsham branch last Friday afternoon and made off with cash.\r\n\r\nPolice say two men aged 43 and 28 have been arrested and bailed while they continue to investigate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RACIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three Polish men have been hurt in Weston - in what police say was a racially-aggravated assault.\r\n\r\nIt happened outside Miss Millie\'s takeway on Locking Road at about 1-30 a-m on Sunday.\r\n\r\nThe men suffered minor injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milk 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have added their weight to the row over milk prices.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s \"shocking\" that many dairy farmers are paid less for their milk than it costs them to produce it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmys 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The nominations for this year\'s Emmy television awards have been announced, and it\'s good news for British programmes.\r\n\r\nDownton Abbey, Luther and Sherlock are all up for awards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1314,'2012-07-19 14:50:49','299366 299372 299367 299374 299376','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 19/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Bournemouth has been bailed and transferred to a mental health unit.\r\n\r\nPolice still haven\'t named the victim who was found dead at a flat on Lansdowne Road on Tuesday, or revealed how he died...but an inquest is being opened this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThey have told us the 29 year old man in custody was known to the victim and that they\'re not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Eight men have been found not guilty of the murder of three men during riots in Birmingham.\r\n\r\nThey were struck by a car in Winson Green as they tried to protect homes and shops from looters.\r\n\r\nThe trial judge has appealed for calm - and urged the community to respect the jury\'s findings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following a bunch of complaints, the volume of the sirens on Poole\'s twin sails bridge is gonna be turned down.\r\n\r\nPeople living nearby on West Quay Road and in the old town told the council they were being disturbed early in the morning and late at night when the bridge is being raised and lowered.\r\n\r\nThe bridge will stay open while the work\'s done over the next few days.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milk 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have added their weight to the row over milk prices.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s \"shocking\" that many dairy farmers are paid less for their milk than it costs them to produce it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmys 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The nominations for this year\'s Emmy television awards have been announced, and it\'s good news for British programmes.\r\n\r\nDownton Abbey, Luther and Sherlock are all up for awards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1315,'2012-07-19 15:54:44','299397 299398 299392 299350 299399','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 19/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have told Fire news, a man arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Bournemouth - knew the victim.\r\n\r\nThe 29 year old\'s been bailed - but transferred to a secure mental health unit - after a man\'s body was found at a flat on Lansdowne Road on Tuesday.\r\n\r\nOfficers still havn\'t named the dead man or revealed how he died - but say they\'re not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tom 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A police officer accused of killing a newspaper seller during the G20 protests in 2009 has been cleared of manslaughter.\r\n\r\nPC Simon Harwood pushed Ian Tomlinson whilst clearing a street of protestors.\r\n\r\nMr Tomlinson\'s family left the court in tears.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 RIOTS IRELAND</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: audio as incoming)\r\n\r\nA judge has appealed for calm after eight men were cleared of murdering three\r\nfriends, who were hit by a car during last summer\'s riots in Birmingham.\r\n\r\nThe jury came to the conclusion that Haroon Jahan, Shazad Ali and Abdul\r\nMusavir died in a terrible accident.\r\n\r\nChief Crown Prosecutor Harry Ireland says they respect the verdict - but the\r\ntrial was justified.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: TO US\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400221.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The volume of the sirens - while Poole\'s Twin Sails bridge is raised or lowered - is gonna be turned down.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after people living nearby on West Quay Road and in the old town told the council they were being disturbed early in the morning and late at night.\r\n\r\nEngineers will do the work over the next few days but the bridge will stay open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>in sport - Tottenham defender Ledley King has retired from professional football. \r\n\r\nThe former England international - who\'s only ever played for Spurs - has struggled with knee injuries over the years\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1316,'2012-07-19 16:49:41','299401 299427 299430 299431 299435','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 19/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>051 TOMLINSON KING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A police officer accused of killing a newspaper seller during the G20 protests\r\nin 2009 has been cleared of manslaughter.\r\n\r\nPC Simon Harwood pushed Ian Tomlinson whilst clearing a street of protestors\r\nin central London. \r\n\r\nMr Tomlinson\'s family left in tears - and say they will pursue the matter in a\r\ncivil court.\r\n\r\nIan\'s son Paul King gave this statement:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 051\r\nOUT WORDS: the public\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400230.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RACIST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they reckon an attack on three Polish men in Weston was racially-aggravated.\r\n\r\nIt happened outside Miss Millie\'s takeway on Locking Road at about 1-30 a-m on Sunday.\r\n\r\nThe men suffered minor injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have arrested 2 men after a post office near Burnham was raided.\r\n\r\nTwo men walked into the Lympsham branch last Friday afternoon and made off with cash.\r\n\r\nTwo men who are 43 and 28 have been bailed while they continue to investigate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A senior investigating officer who - according to a judge - lied under oath during a murder trial, has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission. \r\n\r\nIt\'s after 8 men were found not guilty of murdering three men, who were hit by a car during last year\'s riots in Birmingham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmy 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British programmes have done well in the nominations for this year\'s Emmy television awards.\r\n\r\nLuther, The Hour and Sherlock are all up for awards, along with actors including Damian Lewis and Benedict Cumberbatch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1317,'2012-07-19 16:54:16','299366 299432 299436 299435 299437','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 19/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Bournemouth has been bailed and transferred to a mental health unit.\r\n\r\nPolice still haven\'t named the victim who was found dead at a flat on Lansdowne Road on Tuesday, or revealed how he died...but an inquest is being opened this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThey have told us the 29 year old man in custody was known to the victim and that they\'re not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>055 TOMLINSON DE BRUNNER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson say they won\'t give up the fight\r\nfor justice and will take matters to a civil court.\r\n\r\nPC Simon Harwood\'s been cleared of manslaughter after hitting him with a baton\r\nduring the G20 riots.\r\n\r\nMet Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Maxine de Brunner, says she\'ll now review\r\ndisciplinary proceedings, which were on hold for the trial.\r\n\r\nShe\'s also admitted failings in their employment of PC Harwood:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 055\r\nOUT WORDS: that wrong\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400258.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ACAD UD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Multi-million pound renovation plans for a Poole school have been approved by council planners today.\r\n\r\nSt Aldhelm\'s Academy on Herbert Avenue wants to know down part of their existing buildings to construct new facilities and add extensions to other parts.\r\n\r\nThe council has made a number of recommendations that they\'ve got to include.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmy 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British programmes have done well in the nominations for this year\'s Emmy television awards.\r\n\r\nLuther, The Hour and Sherlock are all up for awards, along with actors including Damian Lewis and Benedict Cumberbatch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Britain\'s Bradley Wiggins has taken a big step towards winning the Tour de France.\r\n\r\nHe\'s held on to the leader\'s yellow jersey after today\'s 17th stage - the final leg through the mountains.\r\n\r\nThe race ends on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1318,'2012-07-20 14:50:46','299845 299827 299844 299851 299848 299686','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 20/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twelve people have been killed and 50 injured after a gunman opened fire during the latest batman film at a cinema in Denver.\r\n\r\nWitnesses reported seeing a man wearing body armour enter the screening then fire into the audience.\r\n\r\nTreacy Weiss works at a hospital treating some of the injured:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 DENVER-add WEISS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Treacy Weiss (WHY-CE) works at a hospital treating some of the injured:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: from chemicals\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500207.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver add</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>US media is naming the suspect as James Holmes.\r\n\r\nPolice are now searching his apartment after he told officers he has explosives at home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BANK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man from Nailsea who stole two hundred thousand pounds from accounts at the bank he worked at - has been jailed for 14 months.\r\n\r\n47 year old David York of fosse way - transferred up to fifteen grand at a time to his personal account after his credit card debts \'spiralled out of control\'.\r\n\r\nHe admitted three charges of fraud between 2007 and last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alarm 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ministers are going to pay private companies to wake up teenagers in a drive to get more of them into college or work.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of the Deputy Prime Minister\'s 126 million pound Youth Contract.\r\n\r\nOne scheme will see alarm calls offered \"to help young people develop a routine.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRAVERY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 Burnham officers are among the first to get a new bravery award being launched by Avon and Somerset Police.\r\n\r\nThe \'Act of Bravery Award\' - to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee - is going to PCs Ryan Dinham and Adrian Jones and PCSO Peter Williams, for helping to rescue a woman from the mud at Brean Down.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll get a badge, which will be worn on the officer\'s tunics or fleeces on the left-hand side, six inches from the edge of the cuff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1319,'2012-07-20 14:55:27','299845 299827 299844 299846 299824 299848','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 20/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twelve people have been killed and 50 injured after a gunman opened fire during the latest batman film at a cinema in Denver.\r\n\r\nWitnesses reported seeing a man wearing body armour enter the screening then fire into the audience.\r\n\r\nTreacy Weiss works at a hospital treating some of the injured:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 DENVER-add WEISS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Treacy Weiss (WHY-CE) works at a hospital treating some of the injured:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: from chemicals\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500207.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver add</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>US media is naming the suspect as James Holmes.\r\n\r\nPolice are now searching his apartment after he told officers he has explosives at home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ESSO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Crown Prosecution Service says it\'ll bring charges after the death of a man at one of Europe\'s largest oil refineries near Southampton.\r\n\r\nThe 40 year-old victim was working on a fuel tanker when a large pipe collapsed on him in August 2008.\r\n\r\nBoth Esso which owns the refinery, and maintenance firm Austin and McLean Limited - based in Dorset - will appear in court in September.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURGLARY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of pounds worth of jewellery has been stolen from a Bournemouth shop.\r\n\r\nPolice say two men in dark clothing and bsaeball caps broke into Pandora\'s Box in the town centre last Sunday at about 6pm.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alarm 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ministers are going to pay private companies to wake up teenagers in a drive to get more of them into college or work.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of the Deputy Prime Minister\'s 126 million pound Youth Contract.\r\n\r\nOne scheme will see alarm calls offered \"to help young people develop a routine.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1320,'2012-07-20 15:47:40','299883 299853 299880 299881 299884 299889','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 20/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>President Obama says he\'s saddened by a shooting at a cinema in Denver in which 12 people were killed and 50 others hurt.\r\n\r\nA masked gunman opened fire during a screening of the latest Batman movie.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been named locally as 24-year-old James Holmes.\r\n\r\nSylvana Guillen - who was at the cinema with a friend - says the sight of the masked attacker was terrifying:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>046 DENVER-add GUILLEN2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sylvana Guillen - who was at the cinema with a friend - says the sight of the\r\nmasked attacker was terrifying.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 046\r\nOUT WORDS: emergency exit\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500225.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ESSO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fuel company Esso and a Dorset firm are facing criminal damages over the death of a sailor at one of Europe\'s largest oil refineries near Southampton.\r\n\r\nThe 40 year-old victim was working on a fuel tanker when a large pipe collapsed on him in August 2008.\r\n\r\nBoth Esso which owns the refinery, and maintenance firm Austin and McLean Limited will appear in court in September.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURGLARY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of pounds worth of jewellery has been nicked from a shop in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nPolice say two men in dark clothing and baseball caps broke into Pandora\'s Box at 6pm last Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flame 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Olympic flame arrives in London this evening on the final leg of its journey to this year\'s games. \r\n\r\nIt\'s being abseiled down the Tower of London by a Royal Marine Commando.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Great Britain\'s women\'s football team are about to kick off in their pre-Olympics warm-up match against Sweden.\r\n\r\nThey\'re playing at Middlesbrough\'s Riverside Stadium.\r\n\r\nThe men\'s team tackle Brazil at the same venue tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1321,'2012-07-20 16:51:45','299912 299888 299922 299851 299919 299920','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 20/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some cinema-goers in the UK are going to be searched, after a shooting at a movie theatre in America.\r\n\r\nThe Odeon says it\'s as a precaution, after a gunman opened fire during a screening of the latest Batman film in Denver.\r\n\r\nAt least 12 people died, and around 50 have been wounded.\r\n\r\nThese girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed with fear:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>047 DENVER-add GIRLS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>These girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed\r\nwith fear.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 047\r\nOUT WORDS: about it\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500250.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest has been opened into the deaths of 2 people from Somerset in a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe bodies of Rosemary Snell who was 67 and from Misterton and 72 year old Michael Rolfe from Fivehead near Taunton were found 10 days after mud and rock tumbled ontop of their car at the Beaminster Tunnel.\r\n\r\nThe coroner said their deaths would have been extremely quick and that there would have been so chance to rescue them alive.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BANK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man from Nailsea who stole two hundred thousand pounds from accounts at the bank he worked at - has been jailed for 14 months.\r\n\r\n47 year old David York of fosse way - transferred up to fifteen grand at a time to his personal account after his credit card debts \'spiralled out of control\'.\r\n\r\nHe admitted three charges of fraud between 2007 and last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>security5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says he\'s never had \"any doubt over the safety and security of the Olympic games\".\r\n\r\nPhilip Hammond has been speaking at temporary camp in east London that\'s to house over 2-and-a-half thousand soldiers that have been drafted in to deal with the G4S security shortfall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pink 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pink and Lily Allen are getting together to release a song.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve both taken time out from music after becoming mums, and now the pair are recording a duet which will feature on Pink\'s new album \'The Truth About Love\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1322,'2012-07-20 16:54:58','299912 299888 299898 299908 299904 299914','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 20/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some cinema-goers in the UK are going to be searched, after a shooting at a movie theatre in America.\r\n\r\nThe Odeon says it\'s as a precaution, after a gunman opened fire during a screening of the latest Batman film in Denver.\r\n\r\nAt least 12 people died, and around 50 have been wounded.\r\n\r\nThese girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed with fear:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>047 DENVER-add GIRLS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>These girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed\r\nwith fear.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 047\r\nOUT WORDS: about it\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500250.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest has been opened into the deaths of 2 people in a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe bodies of Rosemary Snell who was 67 and 72 year old Michael Rolfe were found 10 days after mud and rock tumbled ontop of their car at the Beaminster Tunnel.\r\n\r\nThe coroner said their deaths would have been extremely quick and that the prospect of them being rescued alive would have been nil.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ESSO 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fuel company Esso and a Dorset Engineer firm are facing criminal damages over a man\'s death at one of Europe\'s largest oil refineries near Southampton.\r\n\r\nThe 40 year old was working on a fuel tanker when a large pipe collapsed on him in 2008.\r\n\r\nEsso are accused of Health and Safety Act offences and Austin & McLean Limited have been charged with gross negligence manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURGLARY 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth police are investigating 2 unrelated robberies at jewellers in the town centre.\r\n\r\n2 men nicked thousands of pounds worth of jewellery from Pandora\'s Box at 6pm last Sunday.\r\n\r\nand on Tuesday at 3.30 a man swapped an 8 thousand pound rolex watch for a fake one at Michael Matthews Jewellery Box on Westover Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus have all approached Arsenal about signing Robin van Persie.\r\n\r\nThe Gunners are rumoured to be demanding 25-million pounds for their captain.\r\n\r\nNone of the three clubs leading the bidding have matched that valuation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1323,'2012-07-23 14:49:30','300666 300671 300665 300670 300668','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 23/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man accused of going on a shooting spree during a showing of the new Batman movie in America will appear in court later. (1630bst)\r\n\r\nOvernight, President Obama met victims\' families and visited those who remain in hospital in Colorado.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a consultation about pay and display parking in Weston - local people are gonna see their permits halved.\r\n\r\n40 people took part - 15 objecting to the plans - and now the councils decided to lower on-street permit costs from 62 to 31 pounds.\r\n\r\nA report will now go before the council\'s executive next week, with officers recommending pay and display charges are implemented - but with those reductions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s thought two young sisters who went missing in Manchester could have spent the night in a derelict house.\r\n\r\nLiana and Teigan Boyd have now been found safe and well after a police search.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>042 TAX SINCLAIR3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrities and businesses that use aggressive tax avoidance schemes could soon\r\nbe named and shamed.\r\n\r\nThe government is considering the plans as part of its fight to help Revenue\r\nand Customs collect the money it\'s owed.\r\n\r\nBut the Taxpayers\' Alliance has called the idea a \"sticking plaster\" that only\r\ndeals with the problem in the short-term.\r\n\r\nThe organisation\'s director is Matthew Sinclair:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 042\r\nOUT WORDS: reputation is\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100197.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoy 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy\'s been confirmed as Team GB\'s flagbearer at the Olympic opening ceremony.\r\n\r\nThe cyclist got the most votes from the British team.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1324,'2012-07-23 14:55:22','300666 300667 300664 300665 300668','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 23/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man accused of going on a shooting spree during a showing of the new Batman movie in America will appear in court later. (1630bst)\r\n\r\nOvernight, President Obama met victims\' families and visited those who remain in hospital in Colorado.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Workers at Dorset\'s main train operator will take industrial action during the Olympics in a row over a bonus payment.\r\n\r\nThey\'re not striking - but up to a thousand members of the RMT union at South West Trains will work to rule from Friday - with a ban on overtime throughout the Games.\r\n\r\nThe company insists it\'s already agreed a wage deal covering the period.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s died - a day after falling off his bike in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nPolice say it could be that Thomas Harris who was 32 didn\'t realise how badly hurt he was after falling on the Overcliff at 6pm on Tuesday so didn\'t call 999...\r\n\r\nHis body was found at his home on Wednesday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s thought two young sisters who went missing in Manchester could have spent the night in a derelict house.\r\n\r\nLiana and Teigan Boyd have now been found safe and well after a police search.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoy 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy\'s been confirmed as Team GB\'s flagbearer at the Olympic opening ceremony.\r\n\r\nThe cyclist got the most votes from the British team.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (1325,'2012-07-23 15:56:15','300690 300691 300700 300699 300701','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 23/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY UD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage boy who died after falling from a boat which was heading from Mudeford to the Isle of Wight has been named as Charlie Hutton from Surrey.\r\n\r\nThe 14 year olds\' parents have paid tribute to their son saying he was \"beautiful and talented and hoped to represent Britain in the Olympics at hockey.\"\r\n\r\nHe was with his dad and 2 friends when he fell into the water and was hit by the boat\'s propeller on Friday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say a man\'s died - a day after falling off his bike in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nThey reckon Thomas Harris who was 32 didn\'t realise how badly hurt he was after falling on the Overcliff at 6pm on Tuesday so didn\'t call 999...\r\n\r\nHis body was found at his home on Wednesday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greater Manchester Police say a teenager led them to a derelict house where two young sisters were found safe and well.\r\n\r\nLiana Boyd, aged 11, and eight-year-old sister Teigan sparked a massive search when they didn\'t return from Whitworth Park last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Olympics Minister says he can\'t guarantee London\'s travel system will be faultless over the next few weeks.\r\n\r\nDrivers faced delays of up to two hours on some routes this morning as lanes were closed in the run up to the Games.\r\n\r\nThe full Olympic Route Network comes into force on Wednesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoy 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy says to lead out your team at a home Olympics is a once in a lifetime opportunity.\r\n\r\nThe four-time gold medallist was chosen by his fellow members of Team GB to carry the flag at the Games\' opening ceremony on Friday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1326,'2012-07-23 16:56:23','300736 300733 300723 300734 300700 300701','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 23/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man suspected of shooting dead 12 cinema-goers at a Batman screening in Colorado has appeared in court.\r\n\r\nJames Holmes is accused of opening fire during a performance of The Dark Knight Rises in Denver on Friday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TUNNEL 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police watchdog won\'t investigate the case of an elderly Somerset couple who lay dead in their car for up to 10 days following a landslide.\r\n\r\nThe matter was referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission - which has decided there\'s no issue to investigate.\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were killed earlier this month when their vehicle was flattened in the Beaminster Tunnel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Weston are gonna see the cost of their parking permits halved - follwoing a consultation about pay and display parking.\r\n\r\n40 people took part - 15 objecting to the plans - and now the councils decided to lower on-street permit costs from 62 to 31 pounds.\r\n\r\nA report will now go before the council\'s executive next week, with officers recommending pay and display charges are implemented - but with those reductions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors will announce tomorrow whether they\'ll bring charges over the investigation into alleged phone hacking by journalists.\r\n\r\nThe CPS will say in the morning if anyone arrested so far is to face prosecution.\r\n\r\n12 people detained as part of the investigation are all due to answer police bail tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greater Manchester Police say a teenager led them to a derelict house where two young sisters were found safe and well.\r\n\r\nLiana Boyd, aged 11, and eight-year-old sister Teigan sparked a massive search when they didn\'t return from Whitworth Park last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoy 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy says to lead out your team at a home Olympics is a once in a lifetime opportunity.\r\n\r\nThe four-time gold medallist was chosen by his fellow members of Team GB to carry the flag at the Games\' opening ceremony on Friday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1327,'2012-07-23 17:57:18','300734 300760 300664 300762 300744 300763','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 23/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors will announce tomorrow whether they\'ll bring charges over the investigation into alleged phone hacking by journalists.\r\n\r\nThe CPS will say in the morning if anyone arrested so far is to face prosecution.\r\n\r\n12 people detained as part of the investigation are all due to answer police bail tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY UD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The parents of a teenage boy who died after falling from a boat which was heading from Mudeford to the Isle of Wight - have paid tribute to him.\r\n\r\n14 year old Charlie Hutton from Surrey was with his dad and 2 friends when he fell into the water and was hit by the boat\'s propeller on Friday afternoon.\r\n\r\nHis parents say he was \"beautiful and talented and hoped to represent Britain in the Olympics at hockey.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s died - a day after falling off his bike in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nPolice say it could be that Thomas Harris who was 32 didn\'t realise how badly hurt he was after falling on the Overcliff at 6pm on Tuesday so didn\'t call 999...\r\n\r\nHis body was found at his home on Wednesday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>denver 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man accused of killing 12 people during a shooting rampage in an American cinema has appeared in court for the first time.\r\n\r\nJames Holmes didn\'t speak during the brief hearing in Denver.\r\n         \r\nAuthorities say the 24-year-old is refusing to cooperate with detectives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TUNNEL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police watchdog won\'t investigate the case of an elderly  couple who lay dead in their car for up to 10 days following a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe Independent Police Complaints Commission decided Dorset police did nothing wrong\r\n\r\nRosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were killed earlier this month when their vehicle was flattened in the Beaminster Tunnel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoy 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And, Sir Chris Hoy will be Team GB\'s flag-bearer for the London 2012 opening ceremony on Friday.\r\n\r\nThe rest of the British squad voted for the four-time Olympic gold medal winning cyclist to take on the role.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1328,'2012-07-24 14:52:23','301051 301058 301060 301059 301061','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>033 rs-HACKING LEVITT3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s former spin doctor Andy Coulson and former News International\r\nchief executive Rebekah Brooks are among eight people who will be charged with\r\nphone hacking.\r\n\r\nBrooks will face two charges - one relating to the alleged accessing of\r\nmurdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler\'s phone messages.\r\n\r\nCoulson is also accused in relation to allegedly hacking into Milly\'s phone.\r\n\r\nAlison Levitt is legal advisor for the Crown Prosecution Service:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 033\r\nOUT WORDS: THIS OFFENCE\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200168.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WIND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners against a proposed wind farm in North Somerset are holding a series of public exhibitions this week.\r\n\r\nNo Pilrow say the four 130 metre high turbines near Burnham will damage the landcape, be noisy and impact on local landscape.\r\n\r\nBut developers Broadview Energy say the design is sensitive to the surroundings, the noise is within allowed limits and that the turbines will generate jobs and money for the local area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>troops 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary\'s decided 12 hundred troops - put on standby for the Olympics - will now be deployed.\r\n\r\nJeremy Hunt says he doesn\'t want to leave anything to chance after security firm G4S admitted it could not supply enough guards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s RNLI lifeboat has rescued 9 cricketers who got stranded on a sand bar off Clevedon marine lake.\r\n\r\nThey were called out at half 5 yesterday after the men got caught out by the rising tide - none of them were hurt.\r\n\r\nWhile out, the crew also saved 3 swimmers caught in the strong tides of the Bristol Channel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>aids 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Elton John says it\'s crucial that those leading the fight against AIDS get the funding they need to help find a cure.\r\n\r\nHe made a speech at the International AIDS conference in Washington last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1329,'2012-07-24 14:54:54','301066 301065 301060 301061 301054','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESCUE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are fears people may be trapped - after a landslide near a holiday park on the Dorset coast.\r\n\r\nPolice, fire crews, the coastguard and the Urban search and rescue team were called out to the Freshwater Beach Holiday park at Burton Bradstock at half 12 today.\r\n\r\nMore on this as we get it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>038 HACKING COULSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The former News of the World editor, and Number Ten spin doctor, Andy Coulson\r\nis one of eight people who\'re going to be charged over alleged phone hacking.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service says it\'s linked to allegations that messages\r\nwere intercepted - including those of celebrities, politicians and even the\r\nmurdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.\r\n\r\nMr Coulson\'s spoken out to deny the claims.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 038\r\nOUT WORDS: dowler investigation\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200178.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>troops 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary\'s decided 12 hundred troops - put on standby for the Olympics - will now be deployed.\r\n\r\nJeremy Hunt says he doesn\'t want to leave anything to chance after security firm G4S admitted it could not supply enough guards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>aids 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Elton John says it\'s crucial that those leading the fight against AIDS get the funding they need to help find a cure.\r\n\r\nHe made a speech at the International AIDS conference in Washington last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PICCIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and have you got a cracking picture of the Olympic Torch relay when it came to Poole..\r\n\r\nWell get it sent to the council..and you could win a years membership with Everyone Active.\r\n\r\nThe deadline for entries is on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1330,'2012-07-24 15:23:52','301065 301075 301060 301059 301076','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>038 HACKING COULSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The former News of the World editor, and Number Ten spin doctor, Andy Coulson\r\nis one of eight people who\'re going to be charged over alleged phone hacking.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service says it\'s linked to allegations that messages\r\nwere intercepted - including those of celebrities, politicians and even the\r\nmurdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.\r\n\r\nMr Coulson\'s spoken out to deny the claims.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 038\r\nOUT WORDS: dowler investigation\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200178.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WIND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners against a proposed wind farm in North Somerset are holding a series of public exhibitions this week.\r\n\r\nNo Pilrow say the four 130 metre high turbines near Burnham will damage the landcape, be noisy and impact on local wildlife. Their first meeting is at Mark Village hall at 5\r\n\r\nBut developers Broadview Energy say the design is sensitive to the surroundings, the noise is within allowed limits and that the turbines will generate jobs and money for the local area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>troops 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary\'s decided 12 hundred troops - put on standby for the Olympics - will now be deployed.\r\n\r\nJeremy Hunt says he doesn\'t want to leave anything to chance after security firm G4S admitted it could not supply enough guards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s RNLI lifeboat has rescued 9 cricketers who got stranded on a sand bar off Clevedon marine lake.\r\n\r\nThey were called out at half 5 yesterday after the men got caught out by the rising tide - none of them were hurt.\r\n\r\nWhile out, the crew also saved 3 swimmers caught in the strong tides of the Bristol Channel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lottery4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who won 5 million pounds on the lottery, but continued claiming benefits, has been jailed for 9 months.\r\n\r\nEdward Putman, from Hertfordshire, took 13-thousand in 20 months.\r\n\r\nAuthorities became suspicious when he tried to buy a house with cash.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1331,'2012-07-24 15:55:24','301081 301086 301072 301087 301089','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>041 DORSET MUGGERIDGE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(phono).\r\n\r\nOne person is reportedly trapped after a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nIt happened near the Freshwater Holiday Park at Burton Bradstock near\r\nBridport. \r\n\r\nPolice and fire crews were called just after 12-30 this afternoon.\r\n\r\nLen Muggeridge was fishing close by - he says he heard a noise like thunder:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 041\r\nOUT WORDS: second fall occurred\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200188.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hack 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The former News of the World editor, and Number Ten spin doctor, Andy Coulson is one of eight people who\'re going to be charged over alleged phone hacking.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service says it\'s linked to allegations that messages were intercepted - including those of celebrities, politicians and even the murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALDHELMS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work to redevelop facilities at St Aldhelm\'s Academy in Poole  is set to start at the end of the summer.\r\n\r\nWe told you last week that councillors approved plans for the partial demolition of existing buildings and construction of a new academy building and car park.\r\n\r\nThe new facilities will be available for Spring 2014.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>troop 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has revealed that the extra 1200 troops put on standby for the Olympics are now being deployed.\r\n\r\nHe says he\'s making sure nothing is left to chance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen has sent her \"warmest congratulations\" to Bradley Wiggins after his Tour de France win. \r\n\r\nThe Team Sky rider made history to become the first British cyclist to win the race.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1332,'2012-07-24 16:53:55','301071 301123 301109 301078 301124','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESCUE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s believed 1 person is trapped in a landslide at a beach in west Dorset.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being reported around 140 tonnes of rock came away from cliffs 400 metres from the Freshwater Beach Holiday Park near Burton Bradstock at 12.30 today.\r\n\r\nSpecialist search and rescue teams are helping the emergency services and coastguard to search the area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hack 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s former spin doctor Andy Coulson and former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks are among eight people who will be charged with phone hacking.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service says it\'s linked to allegations that messages were intercepted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALDHELMS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work to redevelop facilities at St Aldhelm\'s Academy in Poole  is set to start at the end of the summer.\r\n\r\nWe told you last week that councillors approved plans for the partial demolition of existing buildings and construction of a new academy building and car park.\r\n\r\nThe new facilities will be available for Spring 2014.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 OLYMPICS(TROOPS) ALLISON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man in charge of the Olympics policing operation is backing a decision to\r\ndeploy even more troops.\r\n\r\n12-hundred extra members of the armed forces will be on duty during the games\r\n- after initially being put on standby.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the security company G4S admitted it won\'t be able to recruit\r\nenough staff.\r\n\r\nChris Allison is from the Metropolitan Police:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: possibly can\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200185.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The FA have charged Arsenal\'s Emmanuel Frimpong with improper conduct over comments he made on Twitter.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged that he used words that included a reference to ethnic origin, faith or race in a tweet at the weekend.\r\n\r\nThe midfielder has until Friday to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1333,'2012-07-24 17:56:08','301123 301129 301081 301087 301139 301132','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 6 24/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hack 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s former spin doctor Andy Coulson and former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks are among eight people who will be charged with phone hacking.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service says it\'s linked to allegations that messages were intercepted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WIND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People against a proposed windfarm in North Somerset are holidng a public meeting this evening.\r\n\r\nNo Pilrow say the four 130 metre high turbines near Burnham will damage the landcape, be noisy and impact on local wildlife. \r\n\r\nBut developers Broadview Energy say the design is sensitive to the surroundings, they aren\'t that noisy and the local economy will benefit.\r\n\r\nThe meeting at Mark Village Hall goes on til10.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>041 DORSET MUGGERIDGE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(phono).\r\n\r\nOne person is reportedly trapped after a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nIt happened near the Freshwater Holiday Park at Burton Bradstock near\r\nBridport. \r\n\r\nPolice and fire crews were called just after 12-30 this afternoon.\r\n\r\nLen Muggeridge was fishing close by - he says he heard a noise like thunder:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 041\r\nOUT WORDS: second fall occurred\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200188.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>troop 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has revealed that the extra 1200 troops put on standby for the Olympics are now being deployed.\r\n\r\nHe says he\'s making sure nothing is left to chance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MINIBUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A minibus has caught fire on the M5 this afternoon...\r\n\r\nFire crews from Bridgwater and Burnham were called to put it out on the southbound carriageway between junctions 22 and 23 just before 5 this evening.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the cause was accidental.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>9 cricketers have been rescued by the RNLI lifeboat after getting stranded on a sand bar off Clevedon marine lake.\r\n\r\nThe crew were called out at half 5 yesterday after the men got caught out by the rising tide - none of them were hurt.\r\n\r\nWhile out on that call, the lifeboat also helped 3 swimmers caught in the strong tides of the Bristol Channel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1334,'2012-07-25 14:54:45','301525 301516 301522 301523 301524 301526','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 25/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEAD V 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An area of Bournemouth\'s been cordoned off as part of a major police investigation after a man was found dead overnight, with unconfirmed reports of a shooting.\r\n\r\nFire Radio\'s James Andrews has more:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DEAD VCR UNCONF--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DEAD VCR UNCONF--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage boy\'s been remanded in custody after being charged with the murder of a woman in Dorset.\r\n\r\nHer body was found at flats in Benville Road in Weymouth on Saturday lunchtime, and police say the victim and the boy knew each other.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old appeared before a Youth Court today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters are tackling a fire at a bedsit in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nWyndham Road\'s been closed since around 1.20 - and there\'s smoke pouring from the property.\r\n\r\nIt\'s not thought anyone is inside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A third teenager\'s been jailed for his part in an attack on Bournemouth\'s Horseshoe Common which left a man with a broken jaw.\r\n\r\n19 year old Tyrone Zimmer from Gosport\'s been sent to a young offender\'s institute for a year - after admitting GBH on a Halloween night out last year.\r\n\r\n2 other teenagers have already been jailed for a total of 30 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An 11-year-old boy has managed to take a flight to Rome from Manchester Airport on his own - without a passport or a boarding pass.\r\n\r\nLiam Corcoran\'s adventure has prompted questions about security procedures and several airport staff have been suspended.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flu 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children between the ages of 2 and 17 are to be offered a flu vaccine for free in the UK.\r\n\r\nIt\'s an attempt to boost protection among the whole population.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1335,'2012-07-25 15:52:07','301481 301499 301541 301526 301483 301543','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 4 25/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAMINSTR1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police\'s handling of the search for a missing couple, who were later found buried under a landslide in Dorset, is being investigated.\r\n\r\nThe bodies of Rosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were discovered at the entrance to Beaminster Tunnel near Dorchester, nine days after being reported missing.\r\n\r\nThe Independent Police Complaints Commission will oversee an inquiry by the Somerset force into whether more could have been done.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>041 BOY CAPLAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An 11-year-old boy has managed to take a flight to Rome from Manchester Airport\r\non his own - without a passport or a boarding pass.\r\n\r\nLiam Corcoran\'s adventure has prompted questions about security procedures and\r\nseveral airport staff have been suspended.\r\n\r\nDarren Caplan is the Chief Executive of the Airport Operators\' Association.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 041\r\nOUT WORDS: to anyone\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300178.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRUSH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A car belonging to a convicted drug dealer from North Somerset has been crushed - to show that crime doesn\'t pay.\r\n\r\nThe Churchill teenager was found guilty of having Class B drugs with the intention of selling them in October 2011 and received a one year referral order.\r\n\r\nHis Vauxhall Corsa was also seized and it\'s been destroyed as punishment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flu 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children between the ages of 2 and 17 are to be offered a flu vaccine for free in the UK.\r\n\r\nIt\'s an attempt to boost protection among the whole population.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Ireland are asking for a help in finding a missing man, who was travelling in Somerset.\r\n\r\nOfficers in County Cork say Ian Murphy from Galway was somewhere in the county with two women called Morag and Margaret Tate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>church 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Charlotte Church has accepted a substantial amount from The People newspaper after the singer brought a High Court libel case.\r\n\r\nThe tabloid\'s said sorry for printing an untrue story about the 26 year-old and her boyfriend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1336,'2012-07-25 16:57:52','301571 301582 301516 301588 301589 301590','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 25/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEAD 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police still haven\'t confirmed whether they\'re treating the death of a man in Boscombe as murder...\r\n\r\nThey have said that local officers including firearms teams are searching the area...but that there\'s no immediate concern for the safety of the community.\r\n\r\nOfficers were called to an address on Roumelia lane just before 2-30 this morning after reports someone had been seriously injured - and found a body. the area\'s still cordoned off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>INQUEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest into the death of the woman in that landslide on Burton Bradstock beach has been opened and adjourned.\r\n\r\n22 year old Charlotte Blackman from Derbyshire died when more than 400 tons of rock came away from the cliff yesterday lunchtime.\r\n\r\nHe body was found by search and rescue teams around half 9 last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage boy\'s been remanded in custody after being charged with the murder of a woman in Dorset.\r\n\r\nHer body was found at flats in Benville Road in Weymouth on Saturday lunchtime, and police say the victim and the boy knew each other.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old appeared before a Youth Court today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quarry 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are searching for a boy who\'s believed to have fallen into a water-filled quarry in Dudley.\r\n\r\nA helicopter with a thermal imaging camera\'s been called in to look for the teenager, who was reported missing at lunchtime.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>owen 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Take That\'s Mark Owen has become a dad for the third time.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s wife has given birth to a baby girl - Fox India.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s goalless at half-time between Team GB women footballers and New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.\r\n\r\nThe British side started the first action of the 2012 Olympics in nervous fashion, but ended up having the better chances.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1337,'2012-07-25 17:39:44','301606 301607 301573 301541 301543','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 6 25/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAMINSTR2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police are investigating the handling of the disapearance of a local couple who were found buried in a landslide in Dorset.\r\n\r\nThe bodies of Rosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were discovered at the entrance to Beaminster Tunnel near Dorchester, nine days after being reported missing.\r\n\r\nThe Independent Police Complaints Commission will oversee an inquiry by the Somerset force into whether more could have been done.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quarry 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say a boy\'s died after falling into a water-filled quarry in Dudley.\r\n\r\nOfficers had called in a helicopter to search for the teenager after he was reported missing at lunchtime...but police now say it\'s a recovery operation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 FLU VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(vox in west London)\r\n\r\nChildren over two are to get the flu vaccine for free every year, with\r\nestimates that it could save thousands of lives.\r\n\r\nOfficials believe the vaccine programme, which will be delivered in a nasal\r\nspray, will stop youngsters spreading the virus to older people.\r\n\r\nBut not all these parents want their kids vaccinated every year - for what\'s a\r\nlargely mild illness.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: so many\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300225.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRUSH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A car belonging to a convicted drug dealer from North Somerset has been crushed - to show that crime doesn\'t pay.\r\n\r\nThe Churchill teenager was found guilty of having Class B drugs with the intention of selling them in October 2011 and received a one year referral order.\r\n\r\nHis Vauxhall Corsa was also seized and it\'s been destroyed as punishment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>church 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Charlotte Church has accepted a substantial amount from The People newspaper after the singer brought a High Court libel case.\r\n\r\nThe tabloid\'s said sorry for printing an untrue story about the 26 year-old and her boyfriend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1338,'2012-07-25 17:45:27','301603','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 25/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>6 fire</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An area of Boscombe remains cordoned off as police investigate a man\'s death.\r\n\r\nThere\'s unconfirmed reports he was shot, and police say local officers including firearms teams are searching the area...but that there\'s no immediate concern for the safety of the community.\r\n\r\nThe man\'s body was found at a flat on Roumelia lane just before 2-30 this morning.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nPolice say a boy\'s died after falling into a water-filled quarry in Dudley.\r\n\r\nOfficers had called in a helicopter to search for the teenager after he was reported missing at lunchtime...but police now say it\'s a recovery operation.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nAn inquest into the death of the woman in that landslide on Burton Bradstock beach has been opened and adjourned.\r\n\r\n22 year old Charlotte Blackman from Derbyshire died when more than 400 tons of rock came away from the cliff yesterday lunchtime.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nSecurity is under the spotlight at one of Britain\'s major airports after an 11-year-old boy took a flight from Manchester to Rome WITHOUT a passport or a boarding card. \r\n\r\nHe got through 5 security checks. \r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nChildren over two are to get the flu vaccine for free every year, with\r\nestimates that it could save thousands of lives.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be delivered in a nasal spray, and officials believe it\'ll stop\r\nyoungsters spreading the virus to older people.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand in sport - British marathon runner Dave Webb will miss the Olympics through injury.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been suffering with a stress fracture and failed a fitness test at the Dartford Half Marathon on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1339,'2012-07-26 06:47:31','301721 301722 301718 301474 301719','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 26/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flat 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Red-faced Olympic officials have apologised to North Korea, after showing the wrong flag on a big screen at their match in Glasgow last night.\r\n\r\nTheir tie with Colombia was held up for over an hour, after South Korea\'s national flag was shown instead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POTHOLES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It may be sunny now, but the recent wet weather\'s caused loads of new potholes across North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThe council says ones are appearing as quickly as they are filling others in.\r\n\r\nCouncillor Elfan Ap Rees has told Nova News they\'re having to pay out for extra teams to deal with the damage:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POTHOLES 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\POTHOLES 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The mum of an eleven year old boy who outwitted airport security staff says he has never done anything like that before.\r\n\r\nLiam Corcoran, who has learning difficulties, got through FIVE security checks, to board a plane from Manchester to Rome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUGH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall will film on Weston\'s beach for his new show later.\r\n\r\nAfter visiting Thailand, The Phillipines and Antarctica - he\'ll be down near the SeaQuarium and sand sculpture festival between 2-30 and 4pm, shooting Hugh\'s Fish Fight for Channel 4.\r\n\r\nMembers of the public are welcome to go down and get involved.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stewart 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twilight actress Kristen Stewart\'s issued a statement saying sorry for cheating on her co-star boyfriend Robert Pattinson.\r\n\r\nShe was photographed with Rupert Sanders, who directed her in Snow White and the Huntsman.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1340,'2012-07-26 06:55:08','301717 301595 301718 301719 301721','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 26/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth have confirmed they\'ve launched a murder enquiry after a man was shot dead in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nOfficers were called to a flat in Roumelia Lane just before half 2 yesterday morning and found the body of a man in his 20s - he\'s not been formally identified yet.\r\n\r\nNo one\'s been arrested so far but police have told us that there\'s no immediate concern for the safety of the community.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANCER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dad from Bournemouth who survived skin cancer is urging people not to take risks in the sun.\r\n\r\nThe number of 15 to 34 year olds in the South West getting the disease has gona up by 40 percent since the mid-eighties - with one person here now diagnosed with a malignant melanoma every five days.\r\n\r\nHigh Gibaud from Southbourne survived one - and says he learnt \'if in doubt, get it checked out\':\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The mum of an eleven year old boy who outwitted airport security staff says he has never done anything like that before.\r\n\r\nLiam Corcoran, who has learning difficulties, got through FIVE security checks, to board a plane from Manchester to Rome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stewart 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twilight actress Kristen Stewart\'s issued a statement saying sorry for cheating on her co-star boyfriend Robert Pattinson.\r\n\r\nShe was photographed with Rupert Sanders, who directed her in Snow White and the Huntsman.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flat 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Red-faced Olympic officials have apologised to North Korea, after showing the wrong flag on a big screen at their match in Glasgow last night.\r\n\r\nTheir tie with Colombia was held up for over an hour, after South Korea\'s national flag was shown instead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1341,'2012-07-26 06:58:43','301717 301595 301718 301719 301721','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 26/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth have confirmed they\'ve launched a murder enquiry after a man was shot dead in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nOfficers were called to a flat in Roumelia Lane just before half 2 yesterday morning and found the body of a man in his 20s - he\'s not been formally identified yet.\r\n\r\nNo one\'s been arrested so far but police have told us that there\'s no immediate concern for the safety of the community.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANCER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dad from Bournemouth who survived skin cancer is urging people not to take risks in the sun.\r\n\r\nThe number of 15 to 34 year olds in the South West getting the disease has gona up by 40 percent since the mid-eighties - with one person here now diagnosed with a malignant melanoma every five days.\r\n\r\nHigh Gibaud from Southbourne survived one - and says he learnt \'if in doubt, get it checked out\':\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The mum of an eleven year old boy who outwitted airport security staff says he has never done anything like that before.\r\n\r\nLiam Corcoran, who has learning difficulties, got through FIVE security checks, to board a plane from Manchester to Rome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stewart 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twilight actress Kristen Stewart\'s issued a statement saying sorry for cheating on her co-star boyfriend Robert Pattinson.\r\n\r\nShe was photographed with Rupert Sanders, who directed her in Snow White and the Huntsman.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flat 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Red-faced Olympic officials have apologised to North Korea, after showing the wrong flag on a big screen at their match in Glasgow last night.\r\n\r\nTheir tie with Colombia was held up for over an hour, after South Korea\'s national flag was shown instead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1342,'2012-07-26 07:57:02','301746 301745 301744 301747 301742','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 26/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth have confirmed a man who died in Boscombe had been shot.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve launched a murder enquiry after being called to a flat in Roumelia Lane just before half 2 yesterday morning where they found the body of a man in his 20s.\r\n\r\nNo one\'s been arrested yet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANCER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth skin cancer survivor is warning people to take care in the sun.\r\n\r\nThe number of 15 to 34 year olds in the South West getting the disease has gona up by 40 percent since the mid-eighties - with one person here now diagnosed with a malignant melanoma every five days.\r\n\r\nDad of 2 High Gibaud from Southbourne says anyone heading to Bournemouth or Poole\'s beaches must take sun cream:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CANCER HUGH 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CANCER HUGH 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An 11-year-old boy who flew from Manchester to Rome without a ticket or passport says he only wandered off to find a toilet.\r\n \r\nLiam Corcoran said getting on the plane on his own was \"easier than doing his homework\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stewart 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Twilight star Kristen Stewart has admitted cheating on her boyfriend Robert Pattinson.\r\n\r\nThe 22-year-old has begged her Twilight co-star to forgive her after pictures emerged of her in the arms of Rupert Sanders, who directed her in Snow White and the Huntsman.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flag 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There were red faces at Hampden Park in Glasgow last night as Olympic organisers were forced to apologise to North Korea after an embarrassing flag mix up.\r\n\r\nKick-off was delayed for more than an hour after the national flag of South Korea was displayed on a big screen instead - before their women\'s football match against Colombia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1343,'2012-07-26 09:32:51','301717 301595 301761 301759 301760','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 26/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth have confirmed they\'ve launched a murder enquiry after a man was shot dead in Boscombe.\r\n\r\nOfficers were called to a flat in Roumelia Lane just before half 2 yesterday morning and found the body of a man in his 20s - he\'s not been formally identified yet.\r\n\r\nNo one\'s been arrested so far but police have told us that there\'s no immediate concern for the safety of the community.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANCER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dad from Bournemouth who survived skin cancer is urging people not to take risks in the sun.\r\n\r\nThe number of 15 to 34 year olds in the South West getting the disease has gona up by 40 percent since the mid-eighties - with one person here now diagnosed with a malignant melanoma every five days.\r\n\r\nHigh Gibaud from Southbourne survived one - and says he learnt \'if in doubt, get it checked out\':\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CANCER HUGH 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shot 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man is being treated in hospital after he was shot by armed police in Surrey.\r\n\r\nOfficers were called to the Knaphill area of Woking shortly after 10pm last night. \r\n\r\nThe man who is said to be in his 40s was armed and was reportedly posing a threat to others.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flag 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The North Korean Olympic women\'s football coach says the team\'s win over Colombia doesn\'t make up for the wrong flag being shown before last night\'s match in Glasgow.\r\n\r\nOrganisers have apologised after the South Korean flag was put up on a big screen at Hampden Park, delaying kick-off by over an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s men end a 52-year absence from Olympic football competition later today.\r\n\r\nStuart Pearce\'s Team GB start their campaign against Senegal at Old Trafford.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1344,'2012-07-27 06:48:39','302103 302135 301990 301957 302133 302136','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 OLYMPICS JOHSNON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The world turns its attention to London tonight for the official start of the\r\nOlympic Games. \r\n\r\nThe torch completes its 8-thousand-mile journey around Britain - and up to one\r\nBILLION people are expected to watch the opening ceremony live on TV. \r\n\r\nMayor of London Boris Johnson says everybody suddenly seems to be excited.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: OF ENTHUSIASM\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500060.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bells 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This morning, Big Ben will chime non-stop for three minutes, to signal the Games\' arrival.\r\n\r\nHundreds of churches across the nation - including here in North Somerset will join in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The next phase of rebuilding a collapsed river wall in Bridgwater has begun.\r\n\r\nResidents and businesses had to be evacuated last November after heavy rain and flooding caused the a portion of the wall at West Quay to crumble.\r\n\r\nPeter Radford from Somerset County Council\'s updated us:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: Work is now expected to run into October.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WALL 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WALL 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNTERF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A huge haul of counterfeit goods has been seized in raids in Weston.\r\n\r\nPolice and the regional Scambuster team executed warrants at three lock-up units on the Oldmixon Trading Estate and two men, aged 19 and 61, have been arrested.\r\n\r\nSeveral Transit vans were needed to transport the items, including fake Tiffany jewellery, Chanel perfume, RayBan sunglasses and loads of clothes and shoes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Solent Coastguard have resumed the search this morning for a man who went missing in Portsmouth harbour yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nHe and another man went into the sea to help rescue 2 children who\'d got into difficulty. They were all ok, but the other man is still missing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brand 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Russell Brand has been ordered to perform 20 hours of community service by the end of next month - following a confrontation with a photographer back in March.\r\n\r\nHe\'s believed to have thrown a photographer\'s iphone through a window in the states.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1345,'2012-07-27 06:53:52','302129 302130 302133 302131 302132','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s finally here - The greatest show on earth officially begins in London later.\r\n\r\nOlympics organisers promise tonight\'s opening ceremony will be spectacular.\r\n\r\nUp to one BILLION people around the globe are expected to watch it live on TV.\r\n\r\nThis morning, Big Ben will chime non-stop for three minutes, to signal the Games\' arrival.\r\n\r\nHundreds of churches across the nation - including here in Dorset will join in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile Dorset Police say they\'re ready to ensure the Olympic Sailing in the county is safe and secure - but not at the expense of day to day policing:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThat\'s Assistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting - who\'s told Fire News it would be \'a failure\' if the force didn\'t react to crimes and incidents here - while part of the Games takes place in Weymouth and Portland from Sunday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OLYMPICS POLICE 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OLYMPICS POLICE 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Solent Coastguard have resumed the search this morning for a man who went missing in Portsmouth harbour yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nHe and another man went into the sea to help rescue 2 children who\'d got into difficulty. They were all ok, but the other man is still missing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Poole are being urged to keep their cars secure after a recent spate of crimes.\r\n\r\nPolice say thieves have struck 180 times in just 5 weeks, taking vehicles and things from inside them.\r\n\r\nDrivers are advised to keep their car locked, and not leave valuables on show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Team GB\'s men\'s football team didn\'t get the start they wanted last night.\r\n\r\nThey drew 1-1 with Senegal in Manchester.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1346,'2012-07-27 07:56:31','302157 302155 302158 302131 302132','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s estimated a billion people around the world will be watching tonight, as London 2012 gets underway.\r\n\r\nOrganisers promise the opening ceremony - directed by Danny Boyle - will be spectacular.\r\n\r\nBefore that, the Olympic torch will complete its 70-day, 8-thousand mile journey around the UK.\r\n\r\nBig Ben will ring continuously for three minutes at 12 minutes past 8 this morning to mark the start of the Games.\r\n\r\nChurches around the country including here in Dorset will also join in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile Dorset police have assured us they won\'t be neglecting their policing of Bournemouth and Poole - while carrying out the massive operation to keep Weymouth and Portland safe during the Olympic sailing\r\n\r\nAssistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting\'s told Fire News they\'ve been preparing for years:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OLYMPICS POLICE 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OLYMPICS POLICE 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The search for a man who went missing in Portsmouth harbour yesterday afternoon has resumed this morning.\r\n\r\nHe and another man went into the sea to help rescue 2 children who\'d got into difficulty. They were all ok, but the other man is still missing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Poole are being urged to keep their cars secure after a recent spate of crimes.\r\n\r\nPolice say thieves have struck 180 times in just 5 weeks, taking vehicles and things from inside them.\r\n\r\nDrivers are advised to keep their car locked, and not leave valuables on show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Team GB\'s men\'s football team didn\'t get the start they wanted last night.\r\n\r\nThey drew 1-1 with Senegal in Manchester.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1347,'2012-07-27 08:55:00','302162 302164 301994 302165 302163','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 830 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S010 corr S-OLY CEREMONY COE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: To clarify estimated viewing numbers: 1 billion will watch live tonight,\r\n4 billion will watch the Olympics at some point over the next two weeks. Opening\r\nCeremony starts at 2100) \r\n\r\nThe London Olympics will officially start in spectacular fashion tonight.\r\n\r\nThe Opening Ceremony takes place at the main stadium on the Stratford site.\r\n\r\nChairman of the organising committee Lord Coe says over the next fortnight,\r\nthe world will be watching.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S010\r\nOUT WORDS: or another\r\nDuration: 8\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500103.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>torch 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Olympic torch is on board the Royal rowbarge, Gloriana, on the final leg of its journey around the UK.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll travel down the River Thames towards the Olympic Stadium ahead of tonight\'s opening ceremony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Extensive work to repair a river wall in Bridgwater - which forced residents and businesses to be evacuated when it crumbled in heavy rain last November - has reached a key milestone.\r\n\r\nA huge excavator\'s now in place to start dismantling parts of the wall at West Quay, ready to recycle the stone and rebuild it.\r\n\r\nBut Peter Radford from Somerset County Council\'s admitted a previous September deadline probably now won\'t be met:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WALL 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WALL 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murder 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In other news, a killer who shot his victim at point blank range faces decades behind bars.\r\n\r\n21-year-old Kieran Stapleton will be sentenced today after being found guilty of murdering Anuj Bidve in Manchester on Boxing Day.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNTERF 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Loads of counterfeit goods have been seized in raids in Weston.\r\n\r\nPolice and the Scambuster team executed warrants at three lock-up units on the Oldmixon Trading Estate and several Transit vans were needed to transport the items, including fake Tiffany jewellery, Chanel perfume and RayBan sunglasses.\r\n\r\nTwo men, aged 19 and 61, have been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1348,'2012-07-27 09:42:06','302196 302190 301990 302195 301957','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Across the country, bells have rung out to mark the start of the Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nBig Ben, which led the chimes, was joined by hundreds of churches and town criers - including here in Somerset\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S018 S-OLY CEREMONY REGIS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Starts 2100)\r\n\r\nThe Opening Ceremony for the London Olympics takes place tonight.\r\n\r\nHowever, like most people, many of Team GB\'s athletes will have to watch it on\r\nTV.\r\n\r\nLess than half will be present in the Stadium because of tight training\r\nschedules.\r\n\r\nSprinter John Regis won silver at the 1988 Games in Seoul.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S018\r\nOUT WORDS: must do\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The next phase of rebuilding a collapsed river wall in Bridgwater has begun.\r\n\r\nResidents and businesses had to be evacuated last November after heavy rain and flooding caused the a portion of the wall at West Quay to crumble.\r\n\r\nPeter Radford from Somerset County Council\'s updated us:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: Work is now expected to run into October.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WALL 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WALL 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In other news...\r\n\r\nThe search for a missing man, who jumped into the sea to rescue two children, has resumed this morning in Portsmouth Harbour.\r\n\r\nIt had to be postponed overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNTERF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A huge haul of counterfeit goods has been seized in raids in Weston.\r\n\r\nPolice and the regional Scambuster team executed warrants at three lock-up units on the Oldmixon Trading Estate and two men, aged 19 and 61, have been arrested.\r\n\r\nSeveral Transit vans were needed to transport the items, including fake Tiffany jewellery, Chanel perfume, RayBan sunglasses and loads of clothes and shoes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1349,'2012-07-27 09:45:37','302192 302155 302195 302191 302194','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 27/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olym 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Across the country, bells have rung out to mark the start of the Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nBig Ben, which led the chimes, was joined by hundreds of churches and town criers - including here in Dorset.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought tonight\'s Opening Ceremony will attract ONE BILLION viewers.\r\n\r\nWe still don\'t know who will light the Olympic flame, but a rush of bets last night mean Roger Bannister is the favourite.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile Dorset police have assured us they won\'t be neglecting their policing of Bournemouth and Poole - while carrying out the massive operation to keep Weymouth and Portland safe during the Olympic sailing\r\n\r\nAssistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting\'s told Fire News they\'ve been preparing for years:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OLYMPICS POLICE 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OLYMPICS POLICE 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>missing 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In other news...\r\n\r\nThe search for a missing man, who jumped into the sea to rescue two children, has resumed this morning in Portsmouth Harbour.\r\n\r\nIt had to be postponed overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>180 cars in Poole have been nicked or had things stolen from inside them - in just 5 weeks.\r\n\r\nThe police are now urging people to keep their vehicles locked, and not leave valuables on show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Usain Bolt says he wants to become a track legend at London 2012.\r\n\r\nThe Jamaican will defend his 100 and 200 metre titles at the Games.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll also carry the nation\'s flag at tonight\'s opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1350,'2012-07-30 06:45:11','303014 303010 302418 303016 303019 303018','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 30/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s day 3 of the Olympic games and Team GB\'s already won 2 medals.\r\n\r\nLizzie Armitstead got a silver in the road race cycling - and tells sky sports news, though she\'d have like to have got the gold, she\'s delighted with second:\r\n\r\nCLIP so14\r\n\r\nSwimmer Rebecca Adlington also won a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-OLY CYCLING ARMITSTEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s Lizzie Armitstead has dedicated her Olympic silver medal to all\r\nwho\'ve supported her in the build up to London 2012. \r\n\r\nShe came second behind the Netherlands\' Marianne Vos in the cycling road race.\r\n\r\n\r\nAlthough Armitstead admits she\'d like to have claimed gold, she tells Sky\r\nSports News a silver medal is still a great achievement.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: too bad\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100082.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUTTON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A main Weston town centre road will be shut all this week.\r\n\r\nHutton Moor Road will close from today for fifty thousand pound resurfacing work.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council says marshals will be there to allow access to homes, the leisure centre and Beefeater.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>games 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new ratings systems comes into force for video games today.\r\n\r\nThe changes mean anyone selling a 12-certificate game to a child under that age in the UK could be jailed.\r\n\r\nThe new rules are part of a transformation in the way in which video games are regulated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHECKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tough checks are gonna be done on 16 thousand people in Sedgmoor who\'re claiming single person discounts on council tax.\r\n\r\nThe council say it\'s necessary to find out whether they\'re cheating the system..and costing the country money.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be cross-referencing information from loads of sources and anyone found lying - could face a fine and legal action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boyle 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The spoof part of the Olympic Opening Ceremony starring Bond actor Daniel Craig and the Queen has become a huge hit on YouTube.\r\n\r\nDirector Danny Boyle says the Queen was \"very sharp\" on acting and camera angles - and didn\'t have to be told anything twice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1351,'2012-07-30 06:53:19','303014 303010 303015 303003 303016 303018','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 30/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s day 3 of the Olympic games and Team GB\'s already won 2 medals.\r\n\r\nLizzie Armitstead got a silver in the road race cycling - and tells sky sports news, though she\'d have like to have got the gold, she\'s delighted with second:\r\n\r\nCLIP so14\r\n\r\nSwimmer Rebecca Adlington also won a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-OLY CYCLING ARMITSTEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s Lizzie Armitstead has dedicated her Olympic silver medal to all\r\nwho\'ve supported her in the build up to London 2012. \r\n\r\nShe came second behind the Netherlands\' Marianne Vos in the cycling road race.\r\n\r\n\r\nAlthough Armitstead admits she\'d like to have claimed gold, she tells Sky\r\nSports News a silver medal is still a great achievement.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: too bad\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100082.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC ad</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Elsewhere Poole\'s Zara Dampney and her partner won their first group game in the beach volleyball at the games yesterday beating Canada in three sets.\r\n\r\nAnd the sailing at Weymouth and Portland got underway at the weekend. Team GB\'s Ben Ainslie who\'s from Hampshire and Paul Goodison from Weymouth will both be on the water today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KINSON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>2 people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found seriously hurt at a house in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 44 year old died shortly after paramedics were called to the property on Coleman Road in Kinson on Friday night.\r\n\r\nA 60 year old woman who was known to the victim was arrested and police have until tonight to question her.\r\n\r\nA 40 year old man\'s also in custody.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>games 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new ratings systems comes into force for video games today.\r\n\r\nThe changes mean anyone selling a 12-certificate game to a child under that age in the UK could be jailed.\r\n\r\nThe new rules are part of a transformation in the way in which video games are regulated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boyle 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The spoof part of the Olympic Opening Ceremony starring Bond actor Daniel Craig and the Queen has become a huge hit on YouTube.\r\n\r\nDirector Danny Boyle says the Queen was \"very sharp\" on acting and camera angles - and didn\'t have to be told anything twice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (1352,'2012-07-30 07:56:36','303030 303028 303024 303033 303034','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 30/7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Olympic organisers are promising to do more to try to help the empty seats situation at London 2012.\r\n\r\nAthletes\' families and people watching on TV are angry so many unoccupied rows have been seen at big events.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile to the Games and Team GB will be looking to build on yesterday\'s successes.\r\n\r\nCyclist Lizzie Armitstead grabbed a silver before Rebecca Adlington claimed a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle swimming.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OLYMPIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Elsewhere in the volleyball - Poole\'s Zara Dampney and her partner won their first group game yesterday beating Canada in three sets.\r\n\r\nAnd the sailing at Weymouth and Portland continues today - Team GB\'s Ben Ainslie who\'s from Lymington and Paul Goodison from Weymouth will both be competing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KINSON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives are questioning 2 people on suspicion of murder - after a man was found seriously hurt at a flat in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nHe died shortly after paramedics were called to the property on Coleman Road in Kinson on Friday night.\r\n\r\nPolice have until tonight to question a 60 year old woman who was known to the victim...a 40 year old man\'s also in custody.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>games 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new age rating system for computer games comes into force from today.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to stop children getting their hands on titles that are far too old for them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jimmy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And, items belonging to the late Sir Jimmy Savile are being auctioned off to raise money for his charity.\r\n\r\nThe lot includes his famous \'Jim\'ll Fix It\' red chair, a Rolex watch and boxes of his trademark cigars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
