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<Slug>017 BIZ-WEST COAST HARRIS</Slug>
<TEXT>Virgin has lost its West Coast mainline rail franchise.

FirstGroup will take over running services on the line from December, and is
promising cheaper fares and more trains.

It means Virgin no longer has any franchises.

Rail expert Neil Harris says First will now have to live up to its promises.

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<TEXT>A major review into cosmetic surgery is being launched in light of the P-I-P
scandal.

NHS medical director Sir Bruce Keogh will lead the inquiry - saying he's
worried many people do not realise the implications.

The review was requested by Health Secretary Andrew Lansley after the public
outcry over faulty P-I-P breast implants.

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<TEXT>The library at Banwell is gonna close at the end of month.

The council's announced the news as they try and cut the running costs of the service - instead the village will be served by a mobile library.

They are going to do up the nearby Winscombe Library though which they say is much more popular.
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<Slug>sports 8</Slug>
<TEXT>The amount of outdoor space schools have to provide for team sports could be about to get a lot smaller.

The Government has relaxed the rules on minimum requirements.
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<Slug>CREATIVE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>and the search is on for creative people from around Weston - to help put on a bunch of events in the town.

Weston Arts Social Enterprise is appealing for volunteers as it looks to put on events including a choir festival and an extreme sports festival next year.

If you're interested - go to their website.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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