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<TEXT>Some cinema-goers in the UK are going to be searched, after a shooting at a movie theatre in America.

The Odeon says it's as a precaution, after a gunman opened fire during a screening of the latest Batman film in Denver.

At least 12 people died, and around 50 have been wounded.

These girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed with fear:
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<TEXT>These girls described their escape from the cinema, and say they were paralysed
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<TEXT>An inquest has been opened into the deaths of 2 people in a landslide in Dorset.

The 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.

The coroner said their deaths would have been extremely quick and that the prospect of them being rescued alive would have been nil.
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<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.

The 40 year old was working on a fuel tanker when a large pipe collapsed on him in 2008.

Esso are accused of Health and Safety Act offences and Austin & McLean Limited have been charged with gross negligence manslaughter.
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<TEXT>Bournemouth police are investigating 2 unrelated robberies at jewellers in the town centre.

2 men nicked thousands of pounds worth of jewellery from Pandora's Box at 6pm last Sunday.

and 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.
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<TEXT>It's reported Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus have all approached Arsenal about signing Robin van Persie.

The Gunners are rumoured to be demanding 25-million pounds for their captain.

None of the three clubs leading the bidding have matched that valuation.
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