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<TEXT>Plans to increase internet surveillance are expected to be among the policies announced in the Queen's Speech later.

The Government says the legislation's intended to help police track terrorists and criminals, but critics say it infringes human rights.

Making drug driving a crime is also likely to be on the agenda, while the Lib Dems are hoping to push forward reforms to replace the House of Lords with an elected senate.

But Shadow Treasury Minister Chris Leslie says that's not what is needed right now:
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<TEXT>The Liberal Democrats are hoping to push forward reforms to replace the House
of Lords with an elected senate.

But Shadow Treasury Minister Chris Leslie says that's not what is needed right
now.

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<TEXT>Patients are Weston Hpspital are safer and less likely to pick up a bug like MRSA...

That's according to Comparative Health Knowledge Systems who have named the hospital in their top 40 in the UK for the eighth year in a row.

They were rated in 23 areas including safety, clinical effectiveness, efficiency and quality of care.
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<TEXT>Clinton Cards - which has stores in Weston, Nailsea, Portishead and Bridgwater - is set to lose its fight for survival after its largest supplier said it'll force it into administration.

The move comes after its banks sold the company's 35 million pounds of loans to American Greetings.
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<TEXT>Almost 50 people have been killed trying to cross railway tracks in the last year.

To highlight the dangers, Network Rail has released an online video showing near misses between trespassers and speeding trains.
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<TEXT>A 40 foot long mural has been unveiled in Portishead to support the campaign to reopen the town's disused railway.

Local artist Aili Purdy was asked to create the huge painting by businesses and Portishead Railway Group - and it tells the line's story from 1867 until a future when it's working again.

North Somerset Council's 43 million pound bid to reopen a link to and from Bristol was rejected by the government in 2011 - but they say it's still a 'high priority'.
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<TEXT>A new fizzy drink for children - which McDonald's claims counts as one of their five fruit and veg a day - might not be as healthy as it sounds.

Some dieticians say a large 500 millilitre cup of Fruitizz contains as much as 12 teaspoons of sugar.
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