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<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a woman who died when the car she was in was buried
in a landslide.

Rosemary Snell had been reported missing along with an unnamed man.

Police inquiries traced the pair to Dorset at the time of heavy rain and a
landslide that closed the Beaminster Tunnel eleven days ago.

Sky's Rhiannon Mills has more:

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<Slug>roads 8</Slug>
<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.

A report from MPs is calling for greater leadership in tackling the problem.

Nearly 2000 people died on the roads last year.
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<Slug>exercise 8</Slug>
<TEXT>It's claimed lack of exercise is as bad for our health as smoking.

According to medical journal, The Lancet, it contributed to 5 million deaths worldwide in 2008.
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<Slug>text 8</Slug>
<TEXT>For the first time ever, texting is the most popular way of getting in touch.

Brits now send an average 200 messages a month - that's doubled in the last four years.
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<TEXT>A day-long music festival in Weston - in memory of a local teacher who died last year - has raised over eleven thousand pounds.

Hayley Dowdell lost a battle with Cystic Fibrosis in November -  she was just 27.

Her 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.
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