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<Slug>terror 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Six men charged with terror offences - including a suspected
suicide bombing campaign in the UK - will appear before magistrates later.

They're all from Birmingham and four have been charged with preparing for an act of terrorism and two more with failing to disclose information.
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<Slug>MUD 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Two boys are recovering after a massive rescue operation to free them from mud in the Bristol Channel.

The 11 and 12 year olds got stuck at Portishead on Friday night...and it was initially feared they could have been swept out to sea...
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<Slug>labour 10</Slug>
<TEXT>Ed Balls will try to restore public confidence in Labour's economic policies later.

The Shadow Chancellor will tell his party's conference that he can make no promises to reverse coalition cuts or tax rises.
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<Slug>020 PARKINSON DERNIE</Slug>
<TEXT>(NOTE: phono audio, family are from Doncaster)

The most seriously wounded British soldier in Afghanistan is being forced out
of the Army.

Lance Bombardier Ben Parkinson lost both legs and suffered brain damage in an
explosion five years ago.

His treatment is paid for by the MoD but now he's been sent a letter saying
he's being medically discharged.

Ben's mother Diane Dernie fears the decision will hamper his recovery:.

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<Slug>burglaries</Slug>
<TEXT>Burglars are using social media websites to help target and plan their crimes.

Three quarters of convicted burglars questioned for a survey say sites such as Google Street View are a vital tool for criminals.
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<Slug>STORE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>If you wanna find out more about plans for a new supermarket in Portishead - a special website's now been launched with loads of info on it.

Sainsburys reckon it's the best way to explain the progress of their planning applications to build a store off Serbert Way.
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