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<TEXT>The Bank of England is to offer tens of billions of pounds in loans to High
Street banks to try to kick-start the economy.

It's hoped the plans, announced by the Governor of the Bank of England and the
Chancellor George Osborne at the annual Mansion House dinner last night, will
also help protect the UK from a possible exit by Greece from the Euro.

Banking commentator, Ian Anderson, says the proposals need looking at closely.

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<TEXT>Children in care in Somerset are adequately looked after -  according to Ofsted.

Inspectors 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.

But 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.
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<Slug>legion 7</Slug>
<TEXT>A second man has died from an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease in Edinburgh.

NHS Lothian say the man - who was in his forties - had underlying health problems.

There are now 40 confirmed cases and 48 suspected cases.
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<Slug>litter 7</Slug>
<TEXT>There are calls for it to be easier to fine people for littering from cars.

Research from Breakdown organisation Green Flag suggests nearly 1 in 5 of us are guilty.
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<TEXT>and the stars of comedy series The Café will return to Weston this month to begin filming a second series of the show.

The 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.
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