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<TEXT>Team GB are hoping to add to their medal haul at the Olympics.

After wins in the women's boxing, dressage and Taekwondo, Britain has 25 golds...and today we could get more in the bmx. Burnham's Liam Phillips goes for the men and Shanaze Reade goes for the women.

Reade was the favourite to win in Beijing 4 years ago, but crashed out:

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Meanwhile Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt has declared himself a living legend, after becoming the first person to defend the Olympic 100 and 200 metres titles.
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<TEXT>(Semis at 1500, final at 1630)

Team GB star Shanaze Reade goes for gold in the BMX at the Olympics today.

She must come through the semis, before the final this afternoon.

Reade was the favourite to win in Beijing 4 years ago, but crashed out.

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<TEXT>Two Weston men have been arrested after police in Swindon seized hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of illegal tobacco.

It was smuggled in from China disguised as tea.

The police say 600 packages were mailed to the UK and picked up from various parcel depots and courier offices in Wiltshire.
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<Slug>tia 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Police are stepping up their search for a 12-year-old girl, who's been missing from her gran's home for a week.

Tia Sharp left the house in New Addington in south London last Friday lunchtime, telling relatives she was going shopping.
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<Slug>uni 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Allergic diseases like asthma and eczema are being linked to a child's parents by gender.

Experts at Southampton Uni say inheritance for the conditions runs from father to son - and from mother to daughter.
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