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<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a Somerset woman who's body was found in a car in a tunnel in Dorset - ten days after a landslide.

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

It's feared the pair were buried alive after hundreds of tons of mud and rocks fell at the tunnel's entrance in Beaminster.
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<TEXT>There's a warning that not doing enough exercise is as bad for your health as
smoking. 

New research suggests Britain's among the world's least active nations, with
the problem contributing to nearly 1 in 5 deaths. 
 
Personal trainer, Mark Woods, says we need to change our attitudes towards
keeping fit.

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<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 music festival - held in memory of a Weston teacher who died last year - has raised over eleven thousand pounds.

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

Her friends organised Saturday's LoveCreate festival at the Grand Pier - to raise cash for the ward where she was treated at Bristol Royal Infirmary - and the C-F Trust.
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<TEXT>Nine days to go before the start of the Olympics, organisers have cut the Games' opening ceremony by up to half an hour. 

It will now finish before half midnight over concerns about getting the audience home.
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