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<Slug>030 EUROMILLIONS HUDSPITH</Slug>
<TEXT>A Suffolk couple who've won the EuroMillions lottery say they will carry on
running their music shop and try to give their children a normal upbringing.

Adrian and Gillian Bayford scooped 148-point-6 million in Friday's draw

Gillian says she now plans to buy an Audi Q7 sportscar - while her stocky
husband's joked he might buy a Mini.

Richard Hudspith is a friend and business partner of Adrian.

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<TEXT>A serious case review has been launched into the death of 12-year-old Tia Sharp.

The schoolgirl's remains were found hidden at her grandmother's home in New Addington more than a week after she was reported missing.
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<Slug>rail 4</Slug>
<TEXT>Rail passengers in England will have to cough up an extra 6-point-2 per cent on average for their tickets from January.

It follows a jump in RPI inflation - the figure used to determine fare increases.
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<Slug>BARN 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Firefighters have been tackling a big barn fire in Bridgwater.

Crews - and police - were called to Chilpitts at Woolavington just after ten o'clock this morning, to find a barn full of hay on fire.

It was well away from any properties and no-one was hurt.
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<Slug>dandy 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Britain's longest running children's comic is facing the threat of closure after 75 years.

The Dandy, which was launched in 1937, has been re-vamped several times in an attempt to halt a decline in sales.
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