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<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been found guilty of the manslaughter of Michael Jackson...

The verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko's sister La Toya.

Large crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it.

Matt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict proves how tragic the whole case is.

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Dr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.
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<TEXT>Matt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict
proves how tragic the whole case is.

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<TEXT>The Transport Secretary says it may be weeks before the cause of Friday's M5 crash is known.

7 people died in the 34 vehicle pile up and 51 were injured..

Taunton rugby club that was hosting a fireworks display near the motorway is now at the centre of the investigation.
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<TEXT>It's still not safe for people living near the collapsed river wall in Bridgewater to go home...

That's from Sedgemoor District council who have allowed residents and business owners to return only to collect their essential posessions.

They say the the moment the priority is to stabalise the wall...as they work on a long term solution.
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<TEXT>News International says it was "deeply inappropriate" that the News of the World hired a private investigator to spy on lawyers representing phone-hacking victims.

High-profile solicitors Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris were tailed by private investigator Derek Webb in a "fishing exercise".
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<TEXT>An asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier will come closer to Earth than the Moon today.

Experts say amateur astronomers with the right equipment might be able to spot it.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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