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 (336,'2011-11-09 08:48:44','215696 215802 215824 215825 215827 215826','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova weds 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 FEES POUNTAIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are threatening to use rubber bullets if violence erupts during student\r\nprotests planned for later today.\r\n\r\nThousands of university and college students are expected to descend on London\r\nover the government\'s plan to triple tuition fees.\r\n\r\nIt\'s exactly a year after similar demonstrations descended into chaos, leading\r\nto hundreds of arrests.\r\n\r\nCommander Simon Pountain, who\'s in charge of the police operation, says rubber\r\nbullets are a last resort.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: even worse\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300018.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being told it\'s only a matter of time until more of the river wall collapses in Bridgewater...\r\n\r\nThe council says they don\'t know what impact that will have on the nearby road and buildings which is why people can\'t go back to their homes and businesses.\r\n\r\nAt the moment they\'re using spray concrete to try and stop any more erosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body\'s been found in the water near to Portishead point...\r\n\r\nThe coastguard pulled him from the sea near the lighthouse yesterday evening...\r\n\r\nThe police say they\'re treating it as a sudden death...and his body could have been in the water for a couple of weeks.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve now referred it to the coroner.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>borders 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of the UK Border Force says he\'s planning to lodge a claim for constructive dismissal after quitting his job.\r\n\r\nBrodie Clark was suspended after border controls were relaxed this summer.\r\n\r\nHome Secretary Theresa May says some changes were made without her knowledge.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>arrows 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Red Arrows display team has suspended its training.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a pilot was killed when he was ejected from his plane while it was on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>chrimbo 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The average family will spend almost 700 pounds this Christmas - with two thirds going on presents.\r\n\r\nA report says that\'s a bit more than last year, despite the tough economic climate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (337,'2011-11-09 09:02:28','215834 215832 215772 215835 215833 215837','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire weds 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of students are expected to take to the streets of London again later - almost a year after a mass protest over university tuition fees turned violent.\r\n\r\nAs many as 10-thousand people are expected to march...\r\n\r\nThe police say they will use rubber bullets if necessary to control troublemakers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARROWS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Red Arrows display team has suspended its training.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a pilot was killed when he was ejected from his plane while it was on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire yesterday.\r\n\r\nIt comes just months after Jon Egging died when his place crashed in Bournemouth\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TOBACCO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in 5 smokers in Bournemouth and Poole are using illegal tobacco..\r\n\r\nThe NHS here say the black market trade creates a cheap way for people to keep on smoking - when normally they wouldn\'t be able to afford too...so would give up.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now campaigning to get cheap fags and tobacco off our streets...You can find out more from trading standards in Bournemouth square today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>frankie 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Producers on the X-Factor will explain later how the show will fill the gap left by the departure of Frankie Cocozza.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old was kicked out of the competition after breaking the rules.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth are out of the Johnstones paint Trophy...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after they lost 6 nil at Brentford in the quarter final of the competition last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s players meet up today ahead of their upcoming friendlies with Spain and Sweden.\r\n\r\nNew boys Daniel Sturridge and Jack Rodwell are among those who will get together in Hertfordshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (338,'2011-11-09 10:03:44','215844 215832 215845 215816 215846 215833','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wed 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as 10-thousand students are expected to take to the streets of the City of London later.\r\n\r\nThey\'re protesting against tuition fee increases and cuts.\r\n\r\nPolice plan to crack down on hardcore troublemakers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARROWS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Red Arrows display team has suspended its training.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a pilot was killed when he was ejected from his plane while it was on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire yesterday.\r\n\r\nIt comes just months after Jon Egging died when his place crashed in Bournemouth\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>border 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Home Secretary says she won\'t resign, despite being accused of misleading parliament over border controls.\r\n\r\nYesterday Brodie Clark quit as head of the UK Border Agency after Theresa May told MPs he relaxed passport checks without her permission.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TOBACCO 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The NHS in Bournemouth and Poole have launched a campaign to get rid of illegal tobacco on our streets.\r\n\r\nOne in 5 smokers here use the cheap stuff...and health bosses say it allows them to keep on smoking when normally the cost would force them to give up.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be joined by trading standards in Bournemouth square later...to try and get more people to report those who sell illegal tobacco.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>poppies 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has called on FIFA to reconsider it\'s ban on British teams wearing poppies during this week\'s international matches.\r\n\r\nThe worlds governing body says it\'s a \"political or religious\" slogan.\r\n\r\nBut David Cameron has called the ban \"outrageous\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth are out of the Johnstones paint Trophy...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after they lost 6 nil at Brentford in the quarter final of the competition last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (339,'2011-11-09 15:40:36','215984 215931 215930 215979 215974 215916','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n4</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>borders</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron has robustly defended his Home Secretary over the border checks row.\r\n\r\nThe head of the UK Border Force Brodie Clark who\'s been accused by Theresa May by going too far in relaxation of controls which she approved.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>050 BORDERS-ADD CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mr Cameron says he supported the decision to suspend Mr Clark.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 050\r\nOUT WORDS: MINISTERIAL ACTION\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:16]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300195.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>049 BORDERS-ADD MILIBAND</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour leader Ed Miliband says Theresa May doesn\'t appear to have a grip on the\r\nsituation.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 049\r\nOUT WORDS: HOW LONG\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:21]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300194.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fees</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of students are marching in protest against the Government\'s higher education plans.\r\n\r\nHundreds of officers are lining the route in central London as demonstrators voice their anger over funding cuts and plans to triple tuition fees.\r\n\r\nA small number of protesters who made a makeshift camp in Trafalgar Square have been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDRENS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A watchdog says children\'s services in North Somerset are \'performing excellently\' - but the Council\'s warning of \'tough times ahead in the face of making massive savings\'.\r\n\r\nOfsted\'s latest annual report, on all areas from schools and childcare to fostering and adoption, has pointed out several strengths - but also highlighted that low-income familiesare still failing to reach the same education standards as elsewhere in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIREWORKS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Grand Pier\'s putting on a free fireworks show later this month after complaints about it\'s Bonfire Night display.\r\n\r\nA Pier spokesperson says Last Saturday\'s event was not up to their exacting standards.\r\n\r\nThe extra display will be on Saturday the twentieth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (340,'2011-11-10 06:40:13','216158 216202 216207 216191 216204','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thurs 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 CRASH GREENING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note - this is archive audio).\r\n\r\nInquests will be opened later into the deaths of seven people on the M5 last\r\nFriday night.\r\n\r\nThey passed away after a large multi-vehicle pile-up near Taunton.\r\n\r\nEarlier this week, Transport Secretary Justine Greening told the House of\r\nCommons we may face a long wait to find out exactly what happened.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: this incident\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400065.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch is being questioned by MPs later about his claim he didn\'t know phone hacking at the News of the World went beyond a single \"rogue reporter\".\r\n\r\nA select committee is to scrutinise earlier evidence the News International boss gave about the scandal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>earthquake</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Just three weeks after a powerful earthquake struck eastern Turkey - killing 600 people - another one hit the same region last night.\r\n\r\nAt least seven people are reported to have died and dozens are trapped in collapsed buildings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLING1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People living in North Somerset recycled a record-breaking amount of waste in September.\r\n\r\nThe latest figures show that over four-thousand three-hundred tonnes was collected - sixty-four percent of all rubbish.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also been a thirty percent drop in the amount of waste sent to landfill compared to last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four X factor contestants, booted off the show by their own mentors, are being given a second chance.\r\n\r\nJames, Amelia Lily, 2 Shoes and Jonjo are to face the public vote - with one rejoining the contest on Saturday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a gap was left when Frankie Cocozza was kicked out for breaking the rules.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (341,'2011-11-10 07:02:16','216190 216203 216206 216017 216205 216215','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council are back in court today - as they try and evict the protestors who are camped outside the town hall.\r\n\r\nAs bailiffs were ready to remove the remaining tents belonging to the anti-capitalist demonstrators yesterday - they lodged a last minute appeal...about why they should stay\r\n\r\nWe\'ll find out what the court decides later...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch is being questioned by MPs later about his claim he didn\'t know phone hacking at the News of the World went beyond a single \"rogue reporter\".\r\n\r\nA select committee is to scrutinise earlier evidence the News International boss gave about the scandal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>earthquake</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Just three weeks after a powerful earthquake struck eastern Turkey - killing 600 people - another one hit the same region last night.\r\n\r\nAt least seven people are reported to have died and dozens are trapped in collapsed buildings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAGLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Christchurch comapny says it\'s expanded its workforce by fifty percent this year.\r\n\r\nBeagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says a team of forty-five new staff has started work since the summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four X factor contestants, booted off the show by their own mentors, are being given a second chance.\r\n\r\nJames, Amelia Lily, 2 Shoes and Jonjo are to face the public vote - with one rejoining the contest on Saturday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a gap was left when Frankie Cocozza was kicked out for breaking the rules.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Newcastle United have renamed St James\' Park the \"Sports Direct Arena,\" after owner Mike Ashley\'s company.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all about money - as the club says it wants to \"showcase\" the ground as a sponsorship opportunity for investors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (342,'2011-11-10 08:04:23','216220 216231 216240 216221 216239 216241','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Protestors camped outside Bournemouth town hall will find out later if they have to leave...\r\n\r\nThey lodged a last minute appeal against an eviction order yesterday...and the court announced they could stay another night while they make a final decision.\r\n\r\nThe council want them moved on ahead of Armistice day tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International chief executive James Murdoch faces a second grilling by MPs over phone hacking later.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be quizzed over claims he made on his first appearance before a select committee that he was unaware of the extent of hacking at the News of the World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quake 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least seven people have been killed and dozens are believed to be trapped, after a second earthquake in three weeks in eastern Turkey.\r\n\r\nIt struck Van province early this morning - the same region where 600 people were killed last month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAGLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As job cuts are being made at organisations across Dorset - one Christchurch company is bucking the trend - and increasing its workforce.\r\n\r\nBeagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says they\'ve taken on forty-five new staff since the summer...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two thirds of us reckon next summer\'s Olympics won\'t have a major impact on our holiday plans.\r\n\r\nIn a survey by TripAdvisor, twelve per cent of us say we\'d rather stay in and watch the events on TV than travel.\r\n\r\nBut one in ten are intending to take advantage of possible deals to go abroad.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After more than 130 years, Newcastle\'s St James\' Park stadium has a new name - the \"Sports Direct Arena.\"\r\n\r\nThe club wants a sponsor to buy the ground\'s naming rights, and is using owner Mike Ashley\'s company to \"showcase\" potential investors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (343,'2011-11-10 08:08:06','216222 216192 216230 216229 216236','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thurs 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquests into the deaths of the seven people killed in a crash on the M5 near Taunton last Friday are due to open later.\r\n\r\nThirty seven vehicles were involved in the collision, with 51 people injured.\r\n\r\nPolice investigating the cause are looking at whether smoke from a nearby firework display spread across the motorway.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 QUAKE YURDAKUL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least 7 people have been killed after the second big earthquake in Turkey in\r\njust over two weeks. \r\n\r\nThe quake, measuring 5-point-7, has toppled many buildings already damaged in\r\nVan province.\r\n\r\nRescue teams have worked through the night to search for dozens of people they\r\nfear are buried under rubble.\r\n\r\nReporter Afsin Yurdakul, who\'s in Istanbul, says more aid IS on its way:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: their way\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400096.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International chief executive James Murdoch faces a second grilling by MPs over phone hacking later.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be quizzed over claims he made on his first appearance before a select committee that he was unaware of the extent of hacking at the News of the World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLING2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A record-breaking amount of waste was recycled by people living in North Somerset in September.\r\n\r\nMore than 4 thousand 3 hundred tonnes was collected - two thirds of all rubbish.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also been a thirty percent drop in the amount of waste sent to landfill compared to last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two thirds of us reckon next summer\'s Olympics won\'t have a major impact on our holiday plans.\r\n\r\nIn a survey by TripAdvisor, twelve per cent of us say we\'d rather stay in and watch the events on TV than travel.\r\n\r\nBut one in ten are intending to take trips away from the UK to take advantage of possible bargain deals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (344,'2011-11-10 09:03:15','216190 216248 216249 216017 216205 216215','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council are back in court today - as they try and evict the protestors who are camped outside the town hall.\r\n\r\nAs bailiffs were ready to remove the remaining tents belonging to the anti-capitalist demonstrators yesterday - they lodged a last minute appeal...about why they should stay\r\n\r\nWe\'ll find out what the court decides later...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch is preparing for a tense grilling by MPs.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be challenged over his claim he didn\'t know phone hacking at the News of the World went beyond a single \"rogue reporter\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>controls 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An immigration officer who works at Heathrow Airport says border controls are at breaking point.\r\n\r\nThe officer says it\'s \"frightening\" how many potentially dangerous people might have been allowed into the country as checks were relaxed over the summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAGLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Christchurch comapny says it\'s expanded its workforce by fifty percent this year.\r\n\r\nBeagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says a team of forty-five new staff has started work since the summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four X factor contestants, booted off the show by their own mentors, are being given a second chance.\r\n\r\nJames, Amelia Lily, 2 Shoes and Jonjo are to face the public vote - with one rejoining the contest on Saturday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a gap was left when Frankie Cocozza was kicked out for breaking the rules.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Newcastle United have renamed St James\' Park the \"Sports Direct Arena,\" after owner Mike Ashley\'s company.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all about money - as the club says it wants to \"showcase\" the ground as a sponsorship opportunity for investors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (345,'2011-11-10 09:48:46','216278 216158 216275 216279 216191','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thurs 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>40 firefighters have been tackling a fire on a business park next to the M5 in Bridgwater...\r\n\r\nIt broke out at quarter to 6 this morning at an auto repair centre at the Showground Business Park.\r\n\r\nThe fire service said the business was closed at the time and no-one had been injured. Smoke has blown onto the motorway so drivers are being asked to take care.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 CRASH GREENING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note - this is archive audio).\r\n\r\nInquests will be opened later into the deaths of seven people on the M5 last\r\nFriday night.\r\n\r\nThey passed away after a large multi-vehicle pile-up near Taunton.\r\n\r\nEarlier this week, Transport Secretary Justine Greening told the House of\r\nCommons we may face a long wait to find out exactly what happened.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: this incident\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400065.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International boss James Murdoch goes before MPs for a second time later to be quizzed about phone hacking.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll face questions about whether the evidence he gave during a previous hearing was accurate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>controls10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An immigration officer who works at Heathrow claims a \"frightening\" number of dangerous people may have entered the country.\r\n\r\nThe whistleblower says \"light touch\" passport checks have been carried out at busy times over the summer for the past couple of years to cut queues.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLING1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People living in North Somerset recycled a record-breaking amount of waste in September.\r\n\r\nThe latest figures show that over four-thousand three-hundred tonnes was collected - sixty-four percent of all rubbish.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also been a thirty percent drop in the amount of waste sent to landfill compared to last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (346,'2011-11-10 10:01:27','216220 216276 216283 216221 216288 216287','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Protestors camped outside Bournemouth town hall will find out later if they have to leave...\r\n\r\nThey lodged a last minute appeal against an eviction order yesterday...and the court announced they could stay another night while they make a final decision.\r\n\r\nThe council want them moved on ahead of Armistice day tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International boss James Murdoch goes before MPs for a second time later to be quizzed about phone hacking.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll face questions about whether the evidence he gave during a previous hearing was accurate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>controls10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An immigration officer who works at Heathrow claims a \"frightening\" number of dangerous people may have entered the country.\r\n\r\nThe whistleblower says \"light touch\" passport checks have been carried out at busy times over the summer for the past couple of years to cut queues.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEAGLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As job cuts are being made at organisations across Dorset - one Christchurch company is bucking the trend - and increasing its workforce.\r\n\r\nBeagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says they\'ve taken on forty-five new staff since the summer...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bieber 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The woman who claims to have given birth to Justin Bieber\'s baby has given an interview saying she\'ll take him to court to prove she\'s telling the truth.\r\n\r\n17 year old Bieber denies the allegations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Newcastle United are facing a backlash from their own fans, for renaming their stadium.\r\n\r\nAfter 131 years, St James\' Park will now be known as the \"Sports Direct Arena\"...as they try and get someone to sponsor it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (347,'2011-11-11 06:49:56','216629 216582 216630 216633 216627 216634','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cyber-bullying is on the rise in England.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the majority of 12 to 16-year-olds think.\r\n\r\nA study shows two in five have been bullied online or by texts and phone calls - although many didn\'t tell anyone.\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, but now at 23 he\'s helping others deal with it.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 CYBERBULLY HOLMES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four in five youngsters in England think cyberbullying is on the rise.\r\n\r\nA study by the children\'s charity, Diana Award, shows two in five youngsters\r\nbetween 12 and 16 have been picked on by email, text or phone call.\r\n\r\nMore than one in four didn\'t tell anyone about it.\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, but now at 23 he\'s helping others deal\r\nwith it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: tackle it\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500055.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistice7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people around the world will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in North Somerset to remember those killed in the two world wars, and more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soldier 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A US soldier who killed civilians in Afghanistan and kept their fingers as war trophies has been jailed for life.\r\n\r\nSergeant Calvin Gibbs was the ringleader of a rogue platoon, which terrorised villagers in the country\'s Kandahar province.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Cocozz 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frankie Cocozza admits he\'s been an idiot for boasting about taking drugs and getting kicked off the X-Factor.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old \'s confessed about taking cocaine, and other drugs - but insists he\'s not an addict.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oscars 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Billy Crystal is now hosting the Oscars - replacing Eddie Murphy who pulled out of the show.\r\n\r\nCrystal has hosted the Oscars eight times before, most recently in 2004.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (348,'2011-11-11 07:01:58','216628 216582 216631 216621 216626 216632','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cyber-bullying is on the rise in England.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the majority of 12 to 16-year-olds think.\r\n\r\nA study shows two in five have been bullied online or by texts and phone calls - although many didn\'t tell anyone.\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, but now at 23 he\'s helping others deal with it.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 CYBERBULLY HOLMES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four in five youngsters in England think cyberbullying is on the rise.\r\n\r\nA study by the children\'s charity, Diana Award, shows two in five youngsters\r\nbetween 12 and 16 have been picked on by email, text or phone call.\r\n\r\nMore than one in four didn\'t tell anyone about it.\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, but now at 23 he\'s helping others deal\r\nwith it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: tackle it\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500055.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistice7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people around the world will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch to remember those killed in the two world wars, and more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lead worth around a hundred thousand pounds has been stolen from a church roof in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt was taken from St Stephens Church on St Stephens Way, sometime over last weekend.\r\n\r\nOfficers say a large van must have been used, or a smaller vehicle making several trips.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Cocozz 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frankie Cocozza admits he\'s been an idiot for boasting about taking drugs and getting kicked off the X-Factor.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old \'s confessed about taking cocaine, and other drugs - but insists he\'s not an addict.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>London will find out later if its bid to host the World Athletics Championship in 2017 has been successful.\r\n\r\nThe Olympic stadium\'s going up against Doha to stage the games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (349,'2011-11-11 08:01:38','216654 216650 216648 216651 216626 216632','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two in five teenagers in England have been a victim of cyberbullying, but many don\'t bother telling anyone.\r\n\r\nMost had received abusive emails, text or prank calls.\r\n\r\nAccording to research nearly four in five also said they thought cyberbullying was on the rise.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistice8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People across Dorset will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch to remember those killed in the two world wars, and more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cat 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The owner of a cat which was swung around by his tail more than 14 times - has described the culprit as \"sick\" and says she wants him to be punished.\r\n\r\nThe RSPCA is trying to track down the man seen on CCTV terrorising Mowgli in Ramsgate in Kent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to find the people who stole a hundred thousand pounds worth of lead from a church roof.\r\n\r\nIt was taken from St Stephens Church in the town centre sometime over last weekend.\r\n\r\nOfficers say a large van must have been used, or a smaller vehicle making several trips.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Cocozz 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frankie Cocozza admits he\'s been an idiot for boasting about taking drugs and getting kicked off the X-Factor.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old \'s confessed about taking cocaine, and other drugs - but insists he\'s not an addict.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>London will find out later if its bid to host the World Athletics Championship in 2017 has been successful.\r\n\r\nThe Olympic stadium\'s going up against Doha to stage the games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (350,'2011-11-11 08:09:52','216655 216585 216641 216656 216648 216657','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two in five teenagers in England have been a victim of cyberbullying, but many don\'t bother telling anyone.\r\n\r\nMost had received abusive emails, text or prank calls.\r\n\r\nAccording to research nearly four in five also said they thought cyberbullying was on the rise.\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, and says it\'s hard to avoid your tormentors.\r\n\r\nCLIP: 014\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 corr CYBERBULLY-add HOLMES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Amends out words)\r\n\r\nAlex Holmes, was bullied in his teens, and says it\'s hard to avoid your\r\ntormentors.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: bully you\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500059.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GATEWAY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 100 million pound development including a new hotel, leisure facilities and offices near Bridgwater - is a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nSedgemoor council\'s granted outline planning permission for the \'Bridgwater Gateway\' scheme - which is set to create 2 and a half thousand jobs.\r\n\r\nThe idea\'s to attract businesses linked to EDF Energy’s proposed development at Hinkley.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistice8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People across North Somerset will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in the area to remember those killed in the two world wars, and more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cat 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The owner of a cat which was swung around by his tail more than 14 times - has described the culprit as \"sick\" and says she wants him to be punished.\r\n\r\nThe RSPCA is trying to track down the man seen on CCTV terrorising Mowgli in Ramsgate in Kent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hucknall</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes flooded in for Mick Hucknall yesterday after a hoax report on the internet he had died. \r\n\r\nThe Simply Red singer was said to have driven a jet ski into a marina.\r\n\r\nThe 51 year old\'s management later rubbished the reports and he tweeted \"It\'s official, I\'m dead, wow it\'s lovely down here\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (351,'2011-11-11 09:02:07','216673 216579 216672 216675 216670 216671','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cyber-bullying is on the rise in England.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the majority of 12 to 16-year-olds think.\r\n\r\nA study shows two in five have been bullied online or by texts and phone calls - although many didn\'t tell anyone.\r\n\r\nMaggie Turner from the charity says there\'s nowhere for kids to hide\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>011 CYBERBULLY TURNER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two in five youngsters in England have been affected by cyberbullying,\r\nbut many don\'t bother telling anyone.\r\n\r\nAccording to research by the children\'s organisation, Diana Award, nearly four\r\nin five also said they thought cyberbullying was on the rise.\r\n\r\nMost complained about receiving abusive emails, texts or prank calls.\r\n\r\nMaggie Turner from the charity says there\'s nowhere for kids to hide.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: of cyberbullying\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500052.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistice9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of people across Dorset will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nCeremonies are also taking place across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch to remember those killed in the two world wars..as well as more recent conflicts.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile - British troops in Afghanistan have marked the Day with a parade at Camp Bastion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cat 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The owner of a cat who was swung around by his tail more than 14 times says the man who did it is sick and needs to be punished.\r\n\r\nThe RSPCA is trying to track him down in Ramsgate in Kent...after he was seen doing it on CCTV.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lead worth around a hundred thousand pounds has been stolen from a church roof in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt was taken from St Stephens Church in the town centre, sometime over last weekend.\r\n\r\nOfficers say a large van must have been used, or a smaller vehicle making several trips...so as are hoping someone saw the culprit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Andy Murray plays Tomas Berdict in the quarter finals of the  Paris Masters tennis later..\r\n\r\nAnd we\'ll find out today if London\'s won the right to stage the 2017 World Athletics Championships.\r\n\r\nDoha is also in the running.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (352,'2011-11-11 09:41:29','216689 216683 216641 216691 216646 216687 216657','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistic10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People across North Somerset will be holding a two-minute silence at 11 o clock to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in the area to remember those killed in the two world wars, as well as during more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fire in the roof of a terraced house in Weston - has forced 3 homes to be evacuated this morning...\r\n\r\nFirefighters were called out just before 4am to Dickenson Road...\r\n\r\nNo one was hurt and they don\'t know yet was the cause was.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GATEWAY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 100 million pound development including a new hotel, leisure facilities and offices near Bridgwater - is a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nSedgemoor council\'s granted outline planning permission for the \'Bridgwater Gateway\' scheme - which is set to create 2 and a half thousand jobs.\r\n\r\nThe idea\'s to attract businesses linked to EDF Energy’s proposed development at Hinkley.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cat 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The owner of a cat who was swung around by his tail more than 14 times says the man who did it is sick and needs to be punished.\r\n\r\nThe RSPCA is trying to track him down in Ramsgate in Kent...after he was seen doing it on CCTV.\r\n\r\nMichelle Buchanan says he hasn\'t been the same since his ordeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 CAT BUCHANAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The owner of a cat who was swung around by his tail more than 14 times\r\ndescribes the culprit as \"sick\" and says she wants him to be punished.\r\n\r\nThe RSPCA is trying to track down the man seen on CCTV terrorising Mowgli in\r\nRamsgate in Kent.\r\n\r\nMichelle Buchanan says he hasn\'t been the same since his ordeal.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: come back\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500107.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bug 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The actions of a suspicious wife have led to an entire high street being cordoned off and the bomb squad being called.\r\n\r\nA businessman in Surrey spotted a flashing device under his car - but it turned out to be a tracking bug..put their by his wife.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hucknall</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes flooded in for Mick Hucknall yesterday after a hoax report on the internet he had died. \r\n\r\nThe Simply Red singer was said to have driven a jet ski into a marina.\r\n\r\nThe 51 year old\'s management later rubbished the reports and he tweeted \"It\'s official, I\'m dead, wow it\'s lovely down here\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (353,'2011-11-11 10:00:51','216695 216705 216697 216670 216688 216696','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armistic10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People across Dorset will be holding a two-minute silence at 11 o clock to mark Armistice day.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be ceremonies in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch to remember those killed in the two world wars, as well as during more recent conflicts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The protestors who\'ve been camped outside Bournemouth Town hall for the last 2 weeks - have left the site.\r\n\r\nBailiffs moved in at 7am today after the council sought an eviction order - and an appeal by the anti-capitalist demonstrators to stay was refused...\r\n\r\nBut the council say no force was needed as they left on their own...clearing up the rubbish as they went.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two in five teenagers in England have been a victim of cyberbullying, but many don\'t bother telling anyone.\r\n\r\nMost had received abusive emails, text or prank calls.\r\n\r\nAccording to research nearly four in five also said they thought it was on the rise.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lead worth around a hundred thousand pounds has been stolen from a church roof in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt was taken from St Stephens Church in the town centre, sometime over last weekend.\r\n\r\nOfficers say a large van must have been used, or a smaller vehicle making several trips...so as are hoping someone saw the culprit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bug 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The actions of a suspicious wife have led to an entire high street being cordoned off and the bomb squad being called.\r\n\r\nA businessman in Surrey spotted a flashing device under his car - but it turned out to be a tracking bug..put their by his wife.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out today if London\'s won the right to stage the 2017 World Athletics Championships.\r\n\r\nDoha is also in the running.\r\n\r\nAnd in tennis - Andy Murray plays Tomas Berdict in the quarter finals of the Paris Masters tennis later..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (354,'2011-11-14 06:47:49','217464 217489 217490 216719 217491','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 LEVESON PATTEN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The investigation into the culture and ethics of the Press begins today.\r\n\r\nThe Leveson Inquiry was set up to examine journalistic practice following the\r\nphone hacking scandal. \r\n\r\nThe head of the BBC Trust believes newspapers shouldn\'t be regulated by the\r\nGovernment.\r\n\r\nLord Patten says it\'s not needed:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: restoring trust\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100086.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of people failing drink drive tests is dropping in Avon and Somerset..\r\n\r\nLast year just over 15 hundred people out of 13 thousand 600 failed a test at the road side...\r\n\r\nIn 2008 2 thousand 2 hundred were caught out of 14 thousand 6 hundred that were tested.\r\n\r\nOfficers are now gearing up for their annual Christmas crackdown..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jobs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jobs market is expected to get worse as companies scale back recruitment in the current economic climate.\r\n\r\nA report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development\'s warning of a \"slow, painful contraction\" in employment levels.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Roads are gonna be shut in Weston tonight for the annual carnival..\r\n\r\nNow that work\'s finished on the seafront improvement scheme - this year the procession will return to its original route along South Parade.\r\n\r\nIt starts at 7.15 at Locking Road car park...with nearby roads shut from 6pm.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga has comforted Kitty Brucknell after her X-Factor exit.\r\n\r\nShe\'s the latest singer to leave the competition...after judges voted to keep Misha B in the competition following the sing off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (355,'2011-11-14 07:02:56','217481 217482 217498 217483 217501 217486','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESTIVO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Danilo Restivo - the man jailed for life for killing and mutilating a Bournemouth mum - has been convicted of murdering a teenager in Italy.\r\n\r\nThe 39 year old was jailed for life in June for killing Heather Barnett..Now he\'s been given another 30 years behind bars for the murder of 16 year old Elisa Claps in Potenza 1993.\r\n\r\nPolice say there were a number of similarities between their murders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A date\'s been set for Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp to go on trial for allegedly not paying his taxes..\r\n\r\nHe and former Pompey Chairman Mee-lan Manderich deny two charges of cheating the public revenue while at the club.\r\n\r\nThey\'re due in court on January 23rd.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquiry into the culture and ethics of the press following the phone hacking scandal gets underway today.\r\n\r\nLawyers representing the parents of Milly Dowler and Madeleine McCann will be at the Royal Courts of Justice, waiting to hear from Lord Leveson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NAKED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man was arrested at the weekend - after being rescued naked from the sea in Poole.\r\n\r\nCoastguards pulled him from the harbour in the early hours of Saturday..\r\n\r\nHe wasn\'t hurt - but police arrested him on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nightlife is not top of the agenda when a student picks where they want to go to university.\r\n\r\nA study has revealed the Uni\'s reputation and the content of a course are more important.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth drew 3 all against Jillingham at home in the first round of the FA Cup on Saturday.\r\n \r\nThey led 3-1 with 20 minutes of the game to go - thanks to goals from Stephen Purchase, Stephan Zubar and Scott Malone...but couldn\'t hold on.\r\n \r\nIf they win the replay they\'ll face an away game at Leyton Orient in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (356,'2011-11-14 08:00:30','217518 217506 217519 217522 217524 217520','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HELICOPT2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men killed in a helicopter crash in Majorca - are from Poole.\r\n\r\nMark Blaver-Mann and Alistair Evans died when the aircraft came down in woodland on Saturday.\r\n\r\nAccording to reports - they both lived in Canford Cliffs and Mr Evans owns the Soho restaurant in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESTIVO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man jailed for life for killing and mutilating Bournemouth mum Heather Barnett - has now been convicted of murdering a teenager in Italy.\r\n\r\nDanilo Restivo has been given another 30 years behind bars for the murder of 16 year old Elisa Claps in Potenza 1993.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp will go on trial for alleged tax evasion..in January\r\n\r\nHe denies 2 charges of  cheating the public revenue while at Portsmouth football club...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry brought about by the phone hacking scandal starts today.\r\n\r\nLord Leveson\'s first task is to look into journalistic ethics...with the first witnesses set to be called at the Royal Courts of Justice next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>korma 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two children are in hospital after they were poisoned by a contaminated jar of Lloyd Grossman\'s Korma sauce.\r\n\r\nThe curry with a best before date of February 2013 is now being recalled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries let slip a 3-1 lead - to draw with Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup.\r\n \r\nIt finished 3 all at the Seward stadium...\r\n \r\nThe winner of the replay will face an away game at Leyton Orient next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (357,'2011-11-14 08:12:11','217523 217522 217512 217524 217510 217525','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 BIZ-JOBS UMUNNA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning that an increase in unemployment is inevitable as companies\r\ndelay taking on new staff.\r\n\r\nA report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development predicts the\r\njob market faces a slow, painful contraction as result of the economic climate.\r\n\r\nShadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna thinks the government\'s long term plans\r\naren\'t good enough.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: moving again\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100119.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry brought about by the phone hacking scandal starts today.\r\n\r\nLord Leveson\'s first task is to look into journalistic ethics...with the first witnesses set to be called at the Royal Courts of Justice next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As police in Avon and Somerset gear up for their Christmas crackdown on drink drivers - it turns out the number of people failing roadside tests has dropped...\r\n\r\nLast year just over 15 hundred people tested positive... compared to 2 thousand 2 hundred in 2008..\r\n\r\nMore people were tested that year...but the force say the overall figure has still dropped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>korma 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two children are in hospital after they were poisoned by a contaminated jar of Lloyd Grossman\'s Korma sauce.\r\n\r\nThe curry with a best before date of February 2013 is now being recalled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the Weston Carnival tonight - which means roads in the town are gonna be shut..\r\n\r\nNow that work\'s finished on the seafront improvement scheme - this year the procession will return to its original route along South Parade.\r\n\r\nNearby roads will be closed from 6pm...with the procession starting at 7.15 at Locking Road car park.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And after being booted off the X Factor last night, Kitty Brucknell\'s gone for a drink with Lady Gaga.\r\n\r\nThe pop superstar ran onto the stage to comfort her last night, after she lost out to Misha B in the sing-off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (358,'2011-11-14 09:02:41','217518 217506 217538 217524 217508 217486','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HELICOPT2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men killed in a helicopter crash in Majorca - are from Poole.\r\n\r\nMark Blaver-Mann and Alistair Evans died when the aircraft came down in woodland on Saturday.\r\n\r\nAccording to reports - they both lived in Canford Cliffs and Mr Evans owns the Soho restaurant in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESTIVO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man jailed for life for killing and mutilating Bournemouth mum Heather Barnett - has now been convicted of murdering a teenager in Italy.\r\n\r\nDanilo Restivo has been given another 30 years behind bars for the murder of 16 year old Elisa Claps in Potenza 1993.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry into how the Press operates will hear opening statements today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being led by Lord Justice Leveson in response to the phone hacking scandal...and is expected to hear from several high profile witnesses including Hugh Grant and the JK Rowling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>korma 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two children are in hospital after they were poisoned by a contaminated jar of Lloyd Grossman\'s Korma sauce.\r\n\r\nThe curry with a best before date of February 2013 is now being recalled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NAKED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man rescued naked from the sea in Poole at the weekend - was arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly.\r\n\r\nCoastguards pulled him from the harbour in the early hours of Saturday..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth drew 3 all against Jillingham at home in the first round of the FA Cup on Saturday.\r\n \r\nThey led 3-1 with 20 minutes of the game to go - thanks to goals from Stephen Purchase, Stephan Zubar and Scott Malone...but couldn\'t hold on.\r\n \r\nIf they win the replay they\'ll face an away game at Leyton Orient in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (359,'2011-11-14 09:35:18','217550 217549 217537 217513 217546 216719','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jobs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being warned a rise in unemployment is inevitable as companies delay taking on new staff.\r\n\r\nA new report out claims we can expect a \"slow, painful contraction\" of the jobs market over the rest of the year...because of the economic climate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry brought about by the phone hacking scandal starts today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being led by Lord Justice Leveson...and is expected to hear from several high profile witnesses including Hugh Grant and the JK Rowling.\r\n\r\nRobin Esser is the President of the Society of Editors.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: embrace it\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 LEVESON ESSER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry into how the Press operates will hear opening statements\r\ntoday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being led by Lord Justice Leveson in response to the phone hacking\r\nscandal.\r\n\r\nThe inquiry will examine journalistic ethics and is expected to hear from\r\nseveral high profile witnesses including Hugh Grant and the JK Rowling.\r\n\r\nRobin Esser is the President of the Society of Editors.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: embrace it\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100130.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of people failing drink drive tests is dropping in Avon and Somerset..\r\n\r\nLast year just over 15 hundred people out of 13 thousand 600 failed a test at the road side...In 2008 2 thousand 2 hundred were caught out - though more people were tested.\r\n\r\nOfficers are now gearing up for their annual Christmas crackdown..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>korma 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A batch of Loyd Grossman korma sauces have been recalled after two children ended up in hospital after eating a jar.\r\n\r\nThey\'re being treated for botulism, which affects the nervous system.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Roads are gonna be shut in Weston tonight for the annual carnival..\r\n\r\nNow that work\'s finished on the seafront improvement scheme - this year the procession will return to its original route along South Parade.\r\n\r\nIt starts at 7.15 at Locking Road car park...with nearby roads shut from 6pm.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (360,'2011-11-14 09:38:26','217540 217519 217538 217483 217543 217520','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HELICOPT3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Poole businessmen have been killed in a helicopter crash in Majorca.\r\n\r\nMark Blaver-Mann and Alistair Evans who are both 53 died when the aircraft came down in woodland on Saturday morning\r\n\r\nThe friends both lived in Canford Cliffs and Mr Evans owned the Soho bars in Bournemouth and Christchurch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp will go on trial for alleged tax evasion..in January\r\n\r\nHe denies 2 charges of  cheating the public revenue while at Portsmouth football club...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The public inquiry into how the Press operates will hear opening statements today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being led by Lord Justice Leveson in response to the phone hacking scandal...and is expected to hear from several high profile witnesses including Hugh Grant and the JK Rowling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NAKED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man was arrested at the weekend - after being rescued naked from the sea in Poole.\r\n\r\nCoastguards pulled him from the harbour in the early hours of Saturday..\r\n\r\nHe wasn\'t hurt - but police arrested him on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The US is reportedly planning to send up to one thousand security staff to next year\'s Olympics.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed as many as half of them could be FBI agents.\r\n\r\nThe Guardian reports that American officials have raised \"repeated concerns\" about the protection of their athletes...but the government says it has full confidence in its security plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries let slip a 3-1 lead - to draw with Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup.\r\n \r\nIt finished 3 all at the Seward stadium...\r\n \r\nThe winner of the replay will face an away game at Leyton Orient next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (361,'2011-11-15 06:49:14','217891 217884 217879 217683 217888','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some of the people evacuated from their homes in Bridgwater after the river wall collapsed - have gone against safety advice - and moved back in.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency and Sedgemoor District Council say West Quay remains hazardous and dangerous - after the wall collapse.\r\n\r\nIt\'s stopped moving now but isn\'t structurally safe.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s claims the extent to which border controls were relaxed this summer...is wider than first thought...\r\n\r\nLeaked emails from UK Border Agency officials appear to show that full passport checks on European passengers were scaled back at all ports and airports in Britain - so that includes Bristol Airport.\r\n\r\nThey also claim travellers on private jets coming into the country were never checked.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 FUEL HALFON3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street\'s considering scrapping the planned 3p a litre rise in petrol\r\nduty, due in January.\r\n\r\nAn e-petition - demanding lower taxes on fuel - has attracted more than\r\n100-thousand signatures - triggering a vote by MPs today.\r\n\r\nConservative backbencher Rob Halfon - who\'s behind the debate - says it\'s time\r\nthe government steps in.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: the pumps\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE ARR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested following a house fire in Weston on Sunday.\r\n\r\nThe twenty-eight year old\'s suspected of arson, as well as drug production.\r\n\r\nFirefighters called the police after they saw evidence of cannabis cultivation at the first floor flat on Clifton Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celebrity7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Eighties stars Sinitta and Pat Sharp are to join the contestants in the Aussie jungle for I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nThey will surprise the ten campers who are already taking part in the show.\r\n\r\nITV say the duo\'s entry will have a twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (362,'2011-11-15 07:01:47','217883 217886 217899 217691 217887 217889','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s claims the extent to which border controls were relaxed this summer...is wider than first thought...\r\n\r\nLeaked emails from UK Border Agency officials appear to show that full passport checks on European passengers were scaled back at all ports and airports in Britain - so that includes Bournemouth and Poole..\r\n\r\nThey also claim travellers on private jets coming into the country were never checked.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs are raising concerns about about a planned 3p rise in fuel duty which is due in January.\r\n\r\nMore than 100 have signed a motion asking for it to be scrapped - there\'ll be a Commons debate on the issue this afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>runaway 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children from troubled or broken homes are more than three times as likely to become runaways as those with a happy family life.\r\n\r\nThe Children\'s Society says tens of thousands of kids in England leave home every year but only a small minority of cases are reported to police.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new magazine for Bournemouth\'s teenagers is being launched today.\r\n\r\nTeen Identity has been put together by a group of ten young people, and will feature local information and news, advice and guidance, real life stories, reviews and quizzes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celebrity7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Eighties stars Sinitta and Pat Sharp are to join the contestants in the Aussie jungle for I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nThey will surprise the ten campers who are already taking part in the show.\r\n\r\nITV say the duo\'s entry will have a twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are back in action at Wembley tonight - and John Terry will be the captain.\r\n\r\nThey play Sweden in a friendly.\r\n\r\nTerry has been given the backing of manager Fabio Capello while authorities investigate allegations of racism...which terry denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (363,'2011-11-15 08:03:51','217908 217911 217902 217909 217912','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a new development in the row about border controls being relaxed.\r\n\r\nDocuments appear to show that full passport checks on European passengers were scaled back at all ports and airports in Britain - so that includes Bournemouth and Poole..\r\n\r\nThey also claim travellers on private jets coming into the country were never checked.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street\'s considering scrapping the planned 3p a litre rise in petrol duty, due in January.\r\n\r\nAn e-petition - demanding lower taxes on fuel - has attracted more than 100-thousand signatures - triggering a vote by MPs today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new magazine just for teenagers in Bournemouth launches today...\r\n\r\nTeen Identity has been put together by a group of ten young people....and is made up of news and features as well as advice and reviews.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fix it 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and \'Jim\'ll Fix It\' is being brought back for a one-off Christmas special this year.\r\n\r\nJimmy Saville who hosted the show for almost 20 years died last month.\r\n\r\nBut EastEnders star Shane Richie will take his place for the revival, which will feature the famous theme tune with a new twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Fabio Capello is promising lots of changes to the England line-up for tonight\'s friendly against Sweden.\r\n\r\nMan United\'s Danny Welbeck is expected to make his first start and Chelsea\'s Daniel Sturridge could make his debut.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (364,'2011-11-15 08:42:08','217924 217923 217914 217925 217683 217909','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some of the people living on the street - where the river wall collapsed in Bridgwater - have moved back home - despite warnings it\'s not safe.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency and Sedgemoor District Council say West Quay remains hazardous and dangerous.\r\n\r\nThe wall has stopped moving now but isn\'t structurally sound.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s emerged relaxed border controls were implemented at 28 ports and airports - including Bristol airport.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s claimed passengers on private jets arriving in the UK aren\'t having their passports checked.\r\n\r\nLabour says it\'s got hold of leaked e-mails revealing officials don\'t even see those on board.\r\n\r\nBut former head of the Immigration Advisory Service, Keith Best, thinks it\'s a storm in a teacup.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 BORDERS BEST</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed passengers on private jets arriving in the UK aren\'t having their\r\npassports checked.\r\n\r\nLabour says it\'s got hold of leaked e-mails revealing officials don\'t even see\r\nthose on board.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s emerged unauthorised relaxed border controls were implemented\r\nat 28 ports and airports.\r\n\r\nBut former head of the Immigration Advisory Service, Keith Best, thinks it\'s a\r\nstorm in a teacup.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: a visa\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200097.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street is thinking about scrapping plans to increase fuel duty in the New Year.\r\n\r\nMPs will debate fuel costs later, after more than 100-thousand people signed a petition online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE ARR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested following a house fire in Weston on Sunday.\r\n\r\nThe twenty-eight year old\'s suspected of arson, as well as drug production.\r\n\r\nFirefighters called the police after they saw evidence of cannabis cultivation at the first floor flat on Clifton Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fix it 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and \'Jim\'ll Fix It\' is being brought back for a one-off Christmas special this year.\r\n\r\nJimmy Saville who hosted the show for almost 20 years died last month.\r\n\r\nBut EastEnders star Shane Richie will take his place for the revival, which will feature the famous theme tune with a new twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (365,'2011-11-15 08:46:54','217932 217914 217926 217922 217928 217930','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s emerged the extent to which border controls were relaxed this summer...is wider than first thought...\r\n\r\nThe lighter touch checks were implemented at 28 ports and airports - including Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Labour says they\'ve got documents which show passengers on private jets arriving in the UK aren\'t having their passports checked.\r\n\r\nBut former head of the Immigration Advisory Service, Keith Best, thinks it\'s a storm in a teacup.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 BORDERS BEST</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed passengers on private jets arriving in the UK aren\'t having their\r\npassports checked.\r\n\r\nLabour says it\'s got hold of leaked e-mails revealing officials don\'t even see\r\nthose on board.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s emerged unauthorised relaxed border controls were implemented\r\nat 28 ports and airports.\r\n\r\nBut former head of the Immigration Advisory Service, Keith Best, thinks it\'s a\r\nstorm in a teacup.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: a visa\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200097.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street is thinking about scrapping plans to increase fuel duty in the New Year.\r\n\r\nMPs will debate fuel costs later, after more than 100-thousand people signed a petition online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new magazine for Bournemouth\'s teenagers is being launched today.\r\n\r\nTeen Identity has been put together by a group of ten young people, and features local information and news..real life stories and advice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celebrity9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two new celebrities are to go into the jungle on I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nITV bosses say Pat Sharp and Sinitta will surprise the campers - and are promising a twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are back in action at Wembley tonight - taking on Sweden in a friendly..\r\n\r\nJohn Terry will be captain after he was given the backing of manager Fabio Capello while authorities investigate allegations of racism...which Terry denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (366,'2011-11-15 09:00:52','217936 217926 217902 217928 217930','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 tuesday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BORDERS 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s emerged the extent to which border controls were relaxed this summer...is wider than first thought...\r\n\r\nThe lighter touch checks were implemented at 28 ports and airports - including Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Labour says they\'ve got documents which show passengers on private jets arriving in the UK aren\'t having their passports checked.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street is thinking about scrapping plans to increase fuel duty in the New Year.\r\n\r\nMPs will debate fuel costs later, after more than 100-thousand people signed a petition online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new magazine just for teenagers in Bournemouth launches today...\r\n\r\nTeen Identity has been put together by a group of ten young people....and is made up of news and features as well as advice and reviews.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celebrity9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two new celebrities are to go into the jungle on I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nITV bosses say Pat Sharp and Sinitta will surprise the campers - and are promising a twist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are back in action at Wembley tonight - taking on Sweden in a friendly..\r\n\r\nJohn Terry will be captain after he was given the backing of manager Fabio Capello while authorities investigate allegations of racism...which Terry denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (367,'2011-11-15 16:49:52','218102 218040 218103 218078 218109 218085','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f5</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>046 FUEL KING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have started debating a motion that demands the government abolishes plans\r\nto increase fuel duty.\r\n\r\nMore than 100-thousand people have signed an online petition calling on\r\nministers to cut tax on fuel.\r\n\r\nAs things stand, a 3p rise in duty is planned for the new year.\r\n\r\nThe President of the AA Edmund King says cost issues are having a real impact:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 046\r\nOUT WORDS: fuels inflation\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200200.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEXUAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police has been given a national award for its campaign to reduce alcohol-related rape and sexual assault in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nOperation Protect, which uses a simple yellow triangle as a warning symbol to pub and club goers to take care of themselves – has beaten fourteen other forces at the Association of Police Communicators Awards.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s contributed to a thirty-five percent reduction in sexual violence in the town this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lawrence</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Stephen Lawrence murder trial have heard he was stabbed to death\r\nafter being swallowed up by a wave of white youths.\r\n\r\nThe eighteen year old was killed in south east London in 1993.\r\n\r\n36 year old Gary Dobson and David Norris who\'s 35, both deny the charges\r\nagainst them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LETWIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dorset MP\'s agreed to sign a written commitment, pledging to dispose of his files in a secure manner.\r\n\r\nOliver Letwin was photographed dumping official documents in a London park bin last month.\r\n\r\nThe Information Commissioner says he did break the law, and warned Mister Letwin faces formal enforcement action if it happens again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s admitted the manslaughter of a Wales football fan outside Wembley Stadium before September\'s Euro 2012 qualifier with England.\r\n\r\nMichael Dye, a forty-four year old Cardiff City fan, died of head injuries.\r\n\r\nIan Mytton, who\'s forty-one, pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey via video link from jail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eng add</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England face Sweden at Wembley tonight in a friendly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (368,'2011-11-16 06:52:23','218281 218203 218205 218208 218206 218302','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>005 UNEMPLOYMENT SLACK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Figures out this morning (0930) are expected to show the youth jobless total\r\nhas gone over a million.\r\n\r\nUnions and youth campaign groups will warn that 16- to 24-year-olds are\r\nbearing the brunt of the UK\'s jobs \"crisis\".\r\n\r\nBusiness Secretary Vince Cable is announcing measures to help firms take on\r\napprentices.\r\n\r\nGeorgina Slack is on one such scheme at Ferrari.\r\n\r\nShe tells us what it\'s done for her.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 005\r\nOUT WORDS: job ladder\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors are calling for a ban on smoking in cars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association wants ministers to bring in new rules on health grounds - claiming toxin levels can be 23 times higher than in a typical smoky bar.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kidnap 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 10 year-old boy in the West Midlands.\r\n\r\nHe was found in a flat in Oldbury - after going missing during a shopping trip on Sunday morning.\r\n\r\nThe 49 year old man will appear in court later\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re worried about a Weston woman who\'s been missing for nearly a week.\r\n\r\nJennifer Alder who\'s 28, was last seen at her home last Thursday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s completely out of character for her to just disappear...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have backed a motion asking the government to bring in measures to keep the cost of petrol down.\r\n\r\nThey want January\'s 3p rise in duty scrapped and a new scheme introduced to help stabalise prices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>freddie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Freddie Starr\'s had to leave the celebrity jungle on medical advice.\r\n\r\nHe\'s thought to have had an allergic reaction after a bushtucker trial.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (369,'2011-11-16 07:02:26','218204 218203 218206 218207 218202','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of young people without a job is expected to reach more than a million later.\r\n\r\nUnions and campaigners say youngsters are bearing the brunt of the jobs crisis.\r\n\r\nTo tackle the problem, the government\'s promising to make it easier for employers to take on apprentices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors are calling for a ban on smoking in cars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association wants ministers to bring in new rules on health grounds - claiming toxin levels can be 23 times higher than in a typical smoky bar.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have backed a motion asking the government to bring in measures to keep the cost of petrol down.\r\n\r\nThey want January\'s 3p rise in duty scrapped and a new scheme introduced to help stabalise prices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Q OF S 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A host of famous sports stars will battle it out in Bournemouth tonight - as the live version of A Question of Sport comes to the town.\r\n\r\nTeam captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will be at the BIC along with host Sue Barker...\r\n\r\nShe told Fire News who she\'s got to keep in line:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: Q OF S 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\Q OF S 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - England\'s good form continued as they beat Sweden 1-0 at Wembley last night.\r\n\r\nIt\'s their second win in a week, after Saturday\'s victory against world champions Spain.\r\n\r\nStriker Bobby Zamora made his first start for the national side in the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (370,'2011-11-16 07:52:26','218280 218304 218314 218208 218316','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesday 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>004 UNEMPLOYMENT CABLE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of young people out of work is expected to reach one million today\r\nwhen official figures are announced (0930).\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought unemployment will rise more in the 16 to 24 age group in\r\nparticular.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s tackling the problem by promising to cut red tape for\r\nemployers who want to take on apprentices.\r\n\r\nBusiness Secretary Vince Cable says unemployed people shouldn\'t give up.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 004\r\nOUT WORDS: that area\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile - Youngsters packed out Westons council chamber last night - to protest against proposals to cut 600 thousand pounds from North Somerset\'s youth service...\r\n\r\nCouncillors were debating the plans - which also include getting rid of all 22 youth worker roles...and it\'s now going out to public consultation.\r\n\r\nThe council say they have to save millions of pounds from their budget - and that 90 percent of youth services aren\'t well used.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors believe smoking should be illegal in cars.\r\n\r\nThey say toxin levels in a vehicle where someone\'s lit up - are much higher than in smoky bars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association says it should be banned - even if you\'re alone in the car.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re worried about a Weston woman who\'s been missing for nearly a week.\r\n\r\nJennifer Alder who\'s 28, was last seen at her home last Thursday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s completely out of character for her to just disappear...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GLASTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Glastonbury has been named the UK\'s best major festival.\r\n\r\nThe event - which this year featured headline slots from U2, Coldplay and Beyonce - triumphed at the UK Festival Awards in London last night.\r\n\r\nBestival was named the fan\'s favourite.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (371,'2011-11-16 08:03:22','218319 218314 218205 218206 218317 218320','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesday 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of young people who are out of work is expected to go above a million later.\r\n\r\nUnions and youth workers claim 16 to 24-year-olds are paying the price for the economic crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors believe smoking should be illegal in cars.\r\n\r\nThey say toxin levels in a vehicle where someone\'s lit up - are much higher than in smoky bars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association says it should be banned - even if you\'re alone in the car.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kidnap 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 10 year-old boy in the West Midlands.\r\n\r\nHe was found in a flat in Oldbury - after going missing during a shopping trip on Sunday morning.\r\n\r\nThe 49 year old man will appear in court later\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have backed a motion asking the government to bring in measures to keep the cost of petrol down.\r\n\r\nThey want January\'s 3p rise in duty scrapped and a new scheme introduced to help stabalise prices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Q OF S 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former sports stars including Iwan Thomas and Robbie Savage are in Bournemouth tonight as A Question Of Sport Live comes to the BIC.\r\n\r\nCaptains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will lead the teams...\r\n\r\nand Host Sue Barker told Fire News the team loved coming here last year:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: Q OF S 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\Q OF S 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After leading his side to a 1-nil win over Sweden, John Terry has insisted he won\'t step down as England captain.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea defender was appearing for his country for the first time since allegations he racially abused Anton Ferdinand emerged.\r\n\r\nHe denies the claims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (372,'2011-11-16 09:03:10','218336 218331 218337 218207 218332 218335','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesday 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of young people out of work is expected to go above a million later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed 16 to 24-year-olds are paying the price for the economic crisis.\r\n\r\nThis morning, Business Secretary Vince Cable is to announce measures to help firms take on apprentices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Smoking in cars should be against the law.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to doctors who say second hand smoke in vehicles is even more deadly than in smoky pubs and clubs.\r\n\r\nThe government says it has no plans to create more laws on smoking.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi6 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Foreign Secretary\'s to give a rare speech on secret intelligence later. \r\n\r\nWilliam Hague is expected to reveal that foreign MI6 agents HAVE died - while working to prevent terror attacks on UK soil.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Q OF S 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A host of famous sports stars will battle it out in Bournemouth tonight - as the live version of A Question of Sport comes to the town.\r\n\r\nTeam captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will be at the BIC along with host Sue Barker...\r\n\r\nShe told Fire News who she\'s got to keep in line:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: Q OF S 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\Q OF S 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - England\'s good form continued as they beat Sweden 1-0 at Wembley last night.\r\n\r\nIt\'s their second win in a week, after Saturday\'s victory against world champions Spain.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Cherries 1st Round FA Cup replay at Gillingham is gonna be played on Tuesday November 22nd.\r\n\r\nKick off\'s at 7.45.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (373,'2011-11-16 09:51:44','218318 218348 218315 218337 218208 218349','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 UNEMPLOYMENT HAYAT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ministers say reducing unemployment has been made tougher by difficulties in\r\nthe eurozone. \r\n\r\nThe latest figures are expected to show a million youngsters are now out of\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nLater, Business Secretary Vince Cable\'s expected to announce measures making\r\nit easier for firms to take on apprentices.\r\n\r\n18 year old entrepreneur, Joseph Hayat co-founded a campaign to help\r\nunemployed young people.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: must remove\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile - Youngsters packed out Westons council chamber last night - angry about proposals to cut 600 thousand pounds from the youth service  in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nCouncillors were debating the plans - which also include getting rid of all 22 youth workers...and it\'s now going out to public consultation.\r\n\r\nThe council say that 90 percent of youth services aren\'t well used.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors believe smoking should be illegal in cars.\r\n\r\nThey say toxin levels in a vehicle where someone\'s lit up - are much higher than in smoky bars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association says it should be banned - even if you\'re alone in the car.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi6 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Foreign Secretary\'s to give a rare speech on secret intelligence later. \r\n\r\nWilliam Hague is expected to reveal that foreign MI6 agents HAVE died - while working to prevent terror attacks on UK soil.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re worried about a Weston woman who\'s been missing for nearly a week.\r\n\r\nJennifer Alder who\'s 28, was last seen at her home last Thursday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s completely out of character for her to just disappear...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GLASTON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Glastonbury Festival has been voted the best in the UK.\r\n\r\nThe event - which this year had U2, Coldplay and Beyonce headlining - triumphed at the UK Festival Awards in London last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (374,'2011-11-16 10:01:42','218354 218314 218355 218317 218320 218335','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of young people out of work - has reached a record high of over one million.\r\n\r\nThe latest figures, looking at the 3 months between July and September have just been released.\r\n\r\nThey also show total unemployment increased by 129-thousand in that time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors believe smoking should be illegal in cars.\r\n\r\nThey say toxin levels in a vehicle where someone\'s lit up - are much higher than in smoky bars.\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association says it should be banned - even if you\'re alone in the car.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi6 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The foreign secretary\'s expected to confirm later that MI6 agents HAVE died in the fight against Al Qaeda over the last decade.\r\n\r\nIn a rare speech on secret intelligence, William Hague will also address claims of terror suspects being tortured overseas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Q OF S 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former sports stars including Iwan Thomas and Robbie Savage are in Bournemouth tonight as A Question Of Sport Live comes to the BIC.\r\n\r\nCaptains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will lead the teams...\r\n\r\nand Host Sue Barker told Fire News the team loved coming here last year:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: Q OF S 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\Q OF S 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After leading his side to a 1-nil win over Sweden, John Terry has insisted he won\'t step down as England captain.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea defender was appearing for his country for the first time since allegations he racially abused Anton Ferdinand emerged.\r\n\r\nHe denies the claims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Cherries 1st Round FA Cup replay at Gillingham is gonna be played on Tuesday November 22nd.\r\n\r\nKick off\'s at 7.45.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (375,'2011-11-17 06:50:50','218711 218704 218716 218542 218720 218712','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has released a statement saying he\'s been \"misunderstood\" over comments he made about racism in football.\r\n\r\nIt comes amid growing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nThe controversy started after he claimed players should settle any racist abuse with a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n\r\nTottenham coach LES Ferdinand insists he must step down.\r\n\r\nCLIP - s012\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S012 S-RACISM BLATTER FERDINAND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has released a statement saying he\'s been\r\n\"misunderstood\" over comments he made about racism in football.\r\n\r\nIt comes amid growing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nThe controversy started after he claimed players should settle any racist\r\nabuse with a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n\r\nEngland defender RIO Ferdinand says he\'s \"astonished\" by Blatter.\r\n\r\nTottenham coach LES Ferdinand insists he must step down.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S012\r\nOUT WORDS: the comment\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospitals</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals in England could face fines if they fail to clear the backlog of patients waiting for treatment.\r\n\r\nThe Government says there\'s currently no incentive to treat people once the 18 week target time has lapsed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOMES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first homes have gone on the market at Weston\'s Locking Parklands development.\r\n\r\nThirty-four houses have gone on sale at the old RAF site.\r\n\r\nEventually more than a thousand will be built, which the developers say will create two thousand jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coastline</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first maps showing people who live by the sea how erosion could affect the coastline in the future - are being published in a pilot scheme.\r\n\r\nThe maps - which have currently only been done for Northumberland and the South Downs - are going online to provide information on how the coastline could change in the next 20 years.\r\n\r\nIt will then be used to help councils, planners and developers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>twilight 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fans who\'d camped out for days, finally got to catch a glimpse of the stars of the Twilight films last night.\r\n\r\nTaylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart joined Robert Pattinson on the red carpet, at the London premiere of Breaking Dawn: Part One.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (376,'2011-11-17 07:01:55','218710 218704 218715 218717 218719 218712','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has released a statement saying he\'s been \"misunderstood\" over comments he made about racism in football.\r\n\r\nIt comes amid growing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nThe controversy started after he claimed players should settle any racist abuse with a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n\r\nTottenham coach LES Ferdinand insists he must step down.\r\n\r\nCLIP - s012\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S012 S-RACISM BLATTER FERDINAND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has released a statement saying he\'s been\r\n\"misunderstood\" over comments he made about racism in football.\r\n\r\nIt comes amid growing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nThe controversy started after he claimed players should settle any racist\r\nabuse with a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n\r\nEngland defender RIO Ferdinand says he\'s \"astonished\" by Blatter.\r\n\r\nTottenham coach LES Ferdinand insists he must step down.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S012\r\nOUT WORDS: the comment\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospitals</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals in England could face fines if they fail to clear the backlog of patients waiting for treatment.\r\n\r\nThe Government says there\'s currently no incentive to treat people once the 18 week target time has lapsed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAREER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council reckon having their own \'in house\' careers advice service for young people - will save them 1.7 million pounds over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nThey\'re scrapping their contract with Connexions who provide the service at the moment..\r\n\r\nBy April next year they say they\'ll be able to offer advice, assessments and help all 16 and 17 year olds back into education or training if they\'re out of work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Reducing how much rubbish we produce is the key to Bournemouth’s waste plans for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nThe Council\'s looking at how waste will be dealt with between now and 2026.\r\n\r\nThey want us all to help by \'buying goods with less packaging, reusing items where possible and wasting less food\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>twilight 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fans who\'d camped out for days, finally got to catch a glimpse of the stars of the Twilight films last night.\r\n\r\nTaylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart joined Robert Pattinson on the red carpet, at the London premiere of Breaking Dawn: Part One.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (377,'2011-11-17 08:02:13','218731 218732 218728 218721 218735 218729','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursday 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sepp Blatter is facing growing calls to resign from FIFA after causing outrage by claiming there is no racism in football. \r\n\r\nEngland defender Rio Ferdinand has called his comments \'condescending\' and \'laughable\'. \r\n\r\nBlatter has released a statement saying he\'s been \"misunderstood.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospital8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals could face fines if they fail to clear a backlog of patients.\r\n\r\nThe current target to see people classed as non-urgent is 18 weeks.\r\n\r\nBut ministers are worried a \"hidden\" waiting list is being created - with no incentive to treat people once that target is missed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAREER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council reckon having their own \'in house\' careers advice service for young people - will save them 1.7 million pounds over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nThey\'re scrapping their contract with Connexions who provide the service at the moment..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cutting how much rubbish we produce is the key to Bournemouth’s waste plans for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nThe Council say they want us all to help by \'buying goods with less packaging, reusing items where possible and wasting less food\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Risk, Kitty Brucknell and Johnny Robinson are to join the\r\nremaining X Factor finalists on the bill of next year\'s tour.\r\n\r\nNine acts will take to the road calling at 14 different venues from February to April...It\'s not coming to Bournemouth - so our nearest venues will be London\'s O2 or the Brighton centre.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The RFU\'s beginning the search for England\'s new rugby union manager today.\r\n\r\nIt follows Martin Johnson\'s decision to stand down from the role yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (378,'2011-11-17 08:26:13','218731 218713 218742 218739 218727 218743','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursday 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sepp Blatter is facing growing calls to resign from FIFA after causing outrage by claiming there is no racism in football. \r\n\r\nEngland defender Rio Ferdinand has called his comments \'condescending\' and \'laughable\'. \r\n\r\nBlatter has released a statement saying he\'s been \"misunderstood.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 WAITING RIDGE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals could face fines if they fail to clear a backlog of patients.\r\n\r\nThe current target to see people classed as non-urgent is 18 weeks.\r\n\r\nBut ministers are worried a \"hidden\" waiting list is being created - with no\r\nincentive to treat people once that target is missed.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Political Correspondent Sophy Ridge says the Health Minister Andrew\r\nLansley is blaming the last Labour government:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: 50 thousand\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400098.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>selfharm</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in 12 teenagers admits self-harming.\r\n\r\nAnd for girls it\'s one in 10.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the biggest ever study into the issue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOMES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first homes have gone on sale at the new development on Weston\'s old RAF Locking site\r\n\r\nAt the moment 34 houses are up for grabs - but eventually more than a thousand will be built, which the developers say will create two thousand jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKET 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s about to get easier to buy your bus tickets...and quicker to get on board.\r\n\r\nIf you use First Bristol, Somerset and Avon you can now buy your ticket in advance from 600 highstreet shops in places like Weston, Burnham and Cheddar.\r\n\r\nThe company say they hope it will cut queues at bus stops..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nasa 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And how about this for a job advert - NASA is recruiting for crews to fly to Mars, and beyond.\r\n\r\nThe ideal candidates should have a \'sense of daring\', a \'probing mind\' and could be called upon for frequent travel, according to recruiters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (379,'2011-11-17 09:00:46','218748 218715 218717 218721 218743 218749','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursday 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has released a statement saying he\'s been \"misunderstood\" over comments he made about racism in football.\r\n\r\nIt comes amid growing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nThe controversy started after he claimed players should settle any racist abuse with a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospitals</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals in England could face fines if they fail to clear the backlog of patients waiting for treatment.\r\n\r\nThe Government says there\'s currently no incentive to treat people once the 18 week target time has lapsed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAREER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council reckon having their own \'in house\' careers advice service for young people - will save them 1.7 million pounds over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nThey\'re scrapping their contract with Connexions who provide the service at the moment..\r\n\r\nBy April next year they say they\'ll be able to offer advice, assessments and help all 16 and 17 year olds back into education or training if they\'re out of work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cutting how much rubbish we produce is the key to Bournemouth’s waste plans for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nThe Council say they want us all to help by \'buying goods with less packaging, reusing items where possible and wasting less food\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nasa 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And how about this for a job advert - NASA is recruiting for crews to fly to Mars, and beyond.\r\n\r\nThe ideal candidates should have a \'sense of daring\', a \'probing mind\' and could be called upon for frequent travel, according to recruiters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, the search is on for England\'s new rugby union manager today.\r\n\r\nIt follows Martin Johnson\'s decision to stand down from the role yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (380,'2011-11-17 09:15:28','218745 218746 218732 218720 218727','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARRESTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around a hundred police officers have carried out raids at addresses in Weston - as they crack down on organised crime...\r\n\r\n13 people were arrested yesterday afternoon - including 3 at the Hotshots pub - and altogether around 50 thousand pounds worth of stolen property recovered.\r\n\r\n8 people have been charged with offences including drug dealing and burglary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S015 S-RACISM BLATTER TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Professional Footballers\' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor is the\r\nlatest high profile name to call for Sepp Blatter to resign over the racism row.\r\n\r\nIt follows his claim the problem doesn\'t exist in the game, and that\r\nindividual incidents should be settled with a handshake at the end of a match.\r\n\r\nBlatter says he\'s been \"misunderstood\".\r\n\r\nTaylor says enough is enough.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S015\r\nOUT WORDS: camels back\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospital8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals could face fines if they fail to clear a backlog of patients.\r\n\r\nThe current target to see people classed as non-urgent is 18 weeks.\r\n\r\nBut ministers are worried a \"hidden\" waiting list is being created - with no incentive to treat people once that target is missed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coastline</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first maps showing people who live by the sea how erosion could affect the coastline in the future - are being published in a pilot scheme.\r\n\r\nThe maps - which have currently only been done for Northumberland and the South Downs - are going online to provide information on how the coastline could change in the next 20 years.\r\n\r\nIt will then be used to help councils, planners and developers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TICKET 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s about to get easier to buy your bus tickets...and quicker to get on board.\r\n\r\nIf you use First Bristol, Somerset and Avon you can now buy your ticket in advance from 600 highstreet shops in places like Weston, Burnham and Cheddar.\r\n\r\nThe company say they hope it will cut queues at bus stops..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (381,'2011-11-17 09:20:30','218746 218716 218728 218721 218754 218755','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S015 S-RACISM BLATTER TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Professional Footballers\' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor is the\r\nlatest high profile name to call for Sepp Blatter to resign over the racism row.\r\n\r\nIt follows his claim the problem doesn\'t exist in the game, and that\r\nindividual incidents should be settled with a handshake at the end of a match.\r\n\r\nBlatter says he\'s been \"misunderstood\".\r\n\r\nTaylor says enough is enough.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S015\r\nOUT WORDS: camels back\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospitals</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hospitals in England could face fines if they fail to clear the backlog of patients waiting for treatment.\r\n\r\nThe Government says there\'s currently no incentive to treat people once the 18 week target time has lapsed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAREER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council reckon having their own \'in house\' careers advice service for young people - will save them 1.7 million pounds over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nThey\'re scrapping their contract with Connexions who provide the service at the moment..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cutting how much rubbish we produce is the key to Bournemouth’s waste plans for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nThe Council say they want us all to help by \'buying goods with less packaging, reusing items where possible and wasting less food\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>twilight 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kristen Stewart admits doing sex scenes with her real-life boyfriend in Twilight was a bit strange.\r\n\r\nShe and Robert Pattinson were on the red carpet for the UK premiere of Breaking Dawn Part One last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jim Mallinder is the favourite with the bookies to become the next England rugby union boss.\r\n\r\nThe Northampton chief would succeed Martin Johnson, who\'s quit his role as team manager.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (382,'2011-11-18 06:50:47','219103 219099 219093 219105 219107 219096','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova friday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham is the latest high profile name to criticise the FIFA President for his comments on racism.\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter says racist abuse between football players should be sorted out with a handshake.\r\n\r\nBeckham says the issue is being tackled but more needs to be done.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S015 S-BLATTER BECKHAM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham says racism is still a problem in football and society.\r\n\r\nThe former England captain has responded to comments made by the president of\r\nfootball\'s world governing body on the subject.\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter believes on-pitch incidents of abuse that occur during a game\r\nshould be settled with a handshake.\r\n\r\nBeckham says the issue is being tackled but more needs to be done.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S015\r\nOUT WORDS: in general\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tests have been carried out on temporary flood defences installed along the damaged river wall in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nA flood caused the wall at West Quay to partially collapse, forming a large hole...and putting nearby properties at risk...\r\n\r\nCoastal engineers say they\'re confident the defence will hold until after the high spring tide at the end of the month...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if another major union will take part in a planned walkout over pensions.\r\n\r\nWe\'re waiting to hear what the result of the strike ballot at the NASUWT was...\r\n\r\nIf approved, they could join the day of industrial action in 12 days time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gps 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>GPs still prescribe antibiotics to 97 per cent of patients who ask for it - despite increasing resistance to the drugs.\r\n\r\nAccording to a study by the Health Protection Agency, almost half of people with a cough or cold expect to be given antibiotics.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sinitta 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sinitta was reportedly offered double her \'I\'m A Celeb\' fee by Simon Cowell NOT to go in the jungle. \r\n\r\nThe Mirror suggests the X Factor supremo offered her 140 thousand pounds not to do the show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (383,'2011-11-18 07:02:26','219111 219109 219104 219110 219096 219112','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire friday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham is the latest high profile name to criticise the FIFA President for his comments on racism.\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter says racist abuse between football players should be sorted out with a handshake.\r\n\r\nBeckham says the issue is being tackled but more needs to be done.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the next 3 months - you can have your say on where traveller sites should go in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nConsultants on behalf of the Council have suggested a transit site off Park Road in Lansdowne, where they could stay for up to 12 weeks.\r\n\r\nand then 3 permanent sites on Muscliffe Lane, Broadway lane and Throop Road would be on protected green belt land.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if another major union will take part in a planned walkout over pensions.\r\n\r\nWe\'re waiting to hear what the result of the strike ballot at the NASUWT was...\r\n\r\nIf approved, they could join the day of industrial action in 12 days time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CASHBOOST1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth, Poole - and Dorset - could soon receive a six million pound boost \'to promote economic growth and create new jobs\'.\r\n\r\nThe money\'s been given to the Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership by the Government to help get building and infrastructure projects which have stalled, off the ground.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sinitta 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sinitta was reportedly offered double her \'I\'m A Celeb\' fee by Simon Cowell NOT to go in the jungle. \r\n\r\nThe Mirror suggests the X Factor supremo offered her 140 thousand pounds not to do the show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 730</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Clive Woodward has ruled out returning for a second spell in charge of the England rugby union team.\r\n\r\nThe Rugby Football Union needs a replacement for Martin Johnson, who quit his role earlier this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (384,'2011-11-18 07:53:05','219128 219126 219130 219127 219120 219131','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire friday 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s joined the criticism of FIFA boss Sepp Blatter - calling his comments on racism \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nThe former England captain says it can\'t be swept under the carpet...after Blatter claimed racist incidents could be sorted out \"with a handshake\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Do you care where traveller sites go in Bournemouth?\r\n\r\nWell now you can have your say about proposals to put a transit site - where they can stay for up  to 12 weeks - near the lansdown...\r\n\r\nOnline at dorset for you.com you can also comment on 3 \r\npermanent sites on green belt at Muscliffe Lane, Broadway lane and Throop Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed people on benefits could lose out on hundreds of pounds, because the government\'s considering changing the way payments are calculated.\r\n\r\nIncreases are linked to inflation - but ministers are reportedly considering scrapping that because it\'s so high.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CASHBOOST2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth, Poole - and Dorset - are set to receive six million pounds - to help promote economic growth and create new jobs.\r\n\r\nThe cash will be spent on getting building and infrastructure projects which have stalled - off the ground.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s announced she\'s divorcing Ashton Kutcher...after loads of speculation that he\'d been unfaithful.\r\n\r\nThe actress hasn\'t said why she\'s doing it - only that there are certain values and vows that she holds \"sacred\".\r\n\r\nAshton, who is 16 years younger has tweeted that he\'ll \"forever cherish\" their time together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is urging fans to get over the renaming of St James\' Park.\r\n\r\nThe clubs owners are looking to make some money from a naming rights deal...so it\'s currently being called the Sports direct arena.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (385,'2011-11-18 08:20:51','219128 219072 219093 219130 219121','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova friday 830</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s joined the criticism of FIFA boss Sepp Blatter - calling his comments on racism \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nThe former England captain says it can\'t be swept under the carpet...after Blatter claimed racist incidents could be sorted out \"with a handshake\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-BLATTER BECKHAM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s described the FIFA President\'s comments about racism in\r\nfootball as \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter said problems on the pitch could be dealt with by a handshake at\r\nthe end of the game.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s backing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nBeckham\'s also speaking out - saying racism DOES still exist in football.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: a handshake\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500055.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tests have been carried out on temporary flood defences installed along the damaged river wall in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nA flood caused the wall at West Quay to partially collapse, forming a large hole...and putting nearby properties at risk...\r\n\r\nCoastal engineers say they\'re confident the defence will hold until after the high spring tide at the end of the month...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed people on benefits could lose out on hundreds of pounds, because the government\'s considering changing the way payments are calculated.\r\n\r\nIncreases are linked to inflation - but ministers are reportedly considering scrapping that because it\'s so high.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s announced she\'s divorcing Ashton Kutcher...after loads of speculation that he\'d been unfaithful.\r\n\r\nThe actress hasn\'t said why she\'s doing it - only that there are certain values and vows that she holds \"sacred\".\r\n\r\nAshton, who is 16 years younger has tweeted that he\'ll \"forever cherish\" their time together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (386,'2011-11-18 08:27:46','219134 219072 219093 219130 219121 219133','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova friday 830</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s joined the criticism of FIFA boss Sepp Blatter over his comments on racism..\r\n\r\nThe former England captain says it can\'t be ignored...after Blatter claimed racist incidents could be sorted out \"with a handshake\".\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-BLATTER BECKHAM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s described the FIFA President\'s comments about racism in\r\nfootball as \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter said problems on the pitch could be dealt with by a handshake at\r\nthe end of the game.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s backing calls for him to resign.\r\n\r\nBeckham\'s also speaking out - saying racism DOES still exist in football.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: a handshake\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500055.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tests have been carried out on temporary flood defences installed along the damaged river wall in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nA flood caused the wall at West Quay to partially collapse, forming a large hole...and putting nearby properties at risk...\r\n\r\nCoastal engineers say they\'re confident the defence will hold until after the high spring tide at the end of the month...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed people on benefits could lose out on hundreds of pounds, because the government\'s considering changing the way payments are calculated.\r\n\r\nIncreases are linked to inflation - but ministers are reportedly considering scrapping that because it\'s so high.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s announced she\'s divorcing Ashton Kutcher...after loads of speculation that he\'d been unfaithful.\r\n\r\nThe actress hasn\'t said why she\'s doing it - only that there are certain values and vows that she holds \"sacred\".\r\n\r\nAshton, who is 16 years younger has tweeted that he\'ll \"forever cherish\" their time together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barlow 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gary Barlow has dropped his biggest hint yet that he WON\'T be coming back for next year\'s X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe Take That star says he\'s taking some time off next year to remind himself who his children are and what they\'re called.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (387,'2011-11-18 08:56:31','219140 219126 219130 219127 219142 219112','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire friday 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s described the FIFA President\'s comments about racism in football as \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter said problems on the pitch could be dealt with by a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Do you care where traveller sites go in Bournemouth?\r\n\r\nWell now you can have your say about proposals to put a transit site - where they can stay for up  to 12 weeks - near the lansdown...\r\n\r\nOnline at dorset for you.com you can also comment on 3 \r\npermanent sites on green belt at Muscliffe Lane, Broadway lane and Throop Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed people on benefits could lose out on hundreds of pounds, because the government\'s considering changing the way payments are calculated.\r\n\r\nIncreases are linked to inflation - but ministers are reportedly considering scrapping that because it\'s so high.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CASHBOOST2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth, Poole - and Dorset - are set to receive six million pounds - to help promote economic growth and create new jobs.\r\n\r\nThe cash will be spent on getting building and infrastructure projects which have stalled - off the ground.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s divorcing husband Ashton Kutcher.\r\n\r\nThe actress has released a statement confirming the split...but hasn\'t said why.\r\n\r\nIt follows loads of speculation that he cheated on her.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 730</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Clive Woodward has ruled out returning for a second spell in charge of the England rugby union team.\r\n\r\nThe Rugby Football Union needs a replacement for Martin Johnson, who quit his role earlier this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (388,'2011-11-18 09:50:56','219154 219140 219153 219151 219130 219142','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova friday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>confess 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man, who was found guilty of murdering his wife, has reportedly confessed from his prison cell.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph claims he told a family member who passed it on to Gloucestershire police.\r\n\r\nAdrian Prout has always denied killing his 55 year-old wife Kate who went missing in 2007.\r\n\r\nPolice say they\'re urgently following up some significant information.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s described the FIFA President\'s comments about racism in football as \"appalling\".\r\n\r\nSepp Blatter said problems on the pitch could be dealt with by a handshake at the end of the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Coastal engineers say they\'re confident temporary flood defences installed along the damaged river wall in Bridgwater - will hold.\r\n\r\nTests have been carried out on the wall at West Quay after a flood caused it to partially collapse, forming a large hole...\r\n\r\nNearby homes and businesses were evacuated...and some people are yet to return to them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEISURE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The people behind Weston\'s 50 million pound Leisuredome - have announced the first food and drink companies to come on board...\r\n\r\nOutlets will include Subway, SOHO coffee company and local brewery Butcombe.\r\n\r\nIt\'s also been confirmed that Tiny Tearawayz will provide a simulated ice rink..soft play area, lazer game and creche when the centre opens in 2013.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed people on benefits could lose out on hundreds of pounds, because the government\'s considering changing the way payments are calculated.\r\n\r\nIncreases are linked to inflation - but ministers are reportedly considering scrapping that because it\'s so high.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s divorcing husband Ashton Kutcher.\r\n\r\nThe actress has released a statement confirming the split...but hasn\'t said why.\r\n\r\nIt follows loads of speculation that he cheated on her.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (389,'2011-11-18 09:56:27','219155 219113 219139 219159 219120 219131','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire friday 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham says racism is still a problem in football and society.\r\n\r\nThe former England captain has responded to comments by Fifa president Sepp Blatter who denied it exists in the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the next 3 months - you can have your say on where traveller sites should go in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nConsultants on behalf of the Council have drawn up a proposed shortlist - including a transit site off Park Road in Lansdowne, where travellers could stay for up to 12 weeks...and 3 possible permanent sites - on green belt at Muscliffe Lane, Broadway lane and Throop Road.\r\n\r\nHave your say at dorsetforyou dot com.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VANDALS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Turns out Bournemouth has got the 3rd highest rate for car vandalism in the UK.\r\n\r\nInsurers LV say one in 10 drivers has had their vehicle scratched...smashed up or even grafittied on in the last year..\r\n\r\nAcross the UK more than 950 million pounds worth of damage was caused.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mobile phone companies have been urged to do more to stop consumers facing large bills when they download music and video to smartphones.\r\n\r\nThe communications chief ombudsman says the problem\'s become worse as more people access data on their phones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore\'s announced she\'s divorcing Ashton Kutcher...after loads of speculation that he\'d been unfaithful.\r\n\r\nThe actress hasn\'t said why she\'s doing it - only that there are certain values and vows that she holds \"sacred\".\r\n\r\nAshton, who is 16 years younger has tweeted that he\'ll \"forever cherish\" their time together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is urging fans to get over the renaming of St James\' Park.\r\n\r\nThe clubs owners are looking to make some money from a naming rights deal...so it\'s currently being called the Sports direct arena.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (390,'2011-11-18 10:57:24','219176 219144 219180 219159 219146 219185','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire friday 11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sepp 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has apologised for the comments he made about racism.\r\n\r\nBut he\'s stressed he won\'t resign after saying that any on-pitch incidents should be settled with a handshake after a game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VANDALS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth is one of the worst places for car vandalism in the UK.\r\n\r\nInsurers LV say it\'s got the third highest rate with one in 10 drivers having had their vehicle scratched, smashed up or even grafittied on in the last year..\r\n\r\n950 million pounds worth of damage was caused across the UK in the past 12 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>obama 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>To the states now where a man has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Obama. \r\n\r\nThe 21-year-old is accused of firing two shots at the White House from a rifle a week ago.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mobile phone companies have been urged to do more to stop consumers facing large bills when they download music and video to smartphones.\r\n\r\nThe communications chief ombudsman says the problem\'s become worse as more people access data on their phones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ART 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Art Attack presenter Neil Buchannon has tried his hand at fine art painting for the first time - and today the collection goes on show at Bournemouth\'s Westover gallery.\r\n\r\nIt\'s called Hope Street and is all about his childhood.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barlow 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gary Barlow has dropped his biggest hint yet that he WON\'T be coming back for next year\'s X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe Take That frontman says he\'s taking some time off next year to remind himself who his children are and what their names are.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (391,'2011-11-21 06:52:41','219977 219978 219938 219982 219983 219984','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova mond 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been arrested - after a man was found badly hurt at a caravan park in Weston - and then died in hospital.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to Sand Bay park at 12.30 on Saturday afternoon..where they found the injuried 58 year old.\r\n\r\nThe woman\'s being held on suspicion of murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIGHT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are investigating a fight between a woman and 2 men at the Pavillion bar hotel.\r\n\r\nIt happened in the pool room on bonfire night but they\'ve only just released the details.\r\n\r\nOne person was arrested and officers say they want to find a man with tattoos on his neck and arms...and a woman who had been wearing a bright pink or orange strapless top.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 rw LEVESON LEWIS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Clarifies top par)\r\n\r\nThe parents of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler will be the first phone\r\nhacking victims to give evidence at the Leveson inquiry today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s investigating journalistic practices following the revelations the News\r\nof the World hacked into the teenager\'s mobile when she went missing in 2002.\r\n\r\nThe Dowler family\'s lawyer Mark Lewis says their testimony will be crucial.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: could do\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100073.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ny 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested in America, accused of planning to bomb New York.\r\n\r\nOfficials say Jose Pimentel was an hour away from completing his bomb, and he wanted to target police and returning US soldiers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cairo 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British tourists are being warned to stay away from parts of Cairo - after 12 people were killed in violence across the country.\r\n\r\nEgyptian security forces have used batons and rubber bullets on protestors in the city\'s Tahrir Square.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>online 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And people are expected to spend almost 18 million pounds an hour buying Christmas gifts online.\r\n\r\nToday is predicted to be the busiest online shopping day of the year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (392,'2011-11-21 07:02:29','219985 219975 219986 219983 219987 219976','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire mond 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIRL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist riding on the pavement in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt happened in Southborne Grove on Saturday afternoon when the girl was walking with her parents...\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find the cyclist - who was riding a dark coloured mountain bike - as he rode off without helping.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Turns out a missing kite surfer who sparked a massive search on Friday - had just gone home\r\n\r\nThe helicopter and lifeboat were called out for 4 hours after the man\'s gear was found floating in Poole harbour...\r\n\r\nLoads of messages were posted on Facebook about it - and the man came forward after seeing them.\r\n\r\nHe told the RNLI he had lost hold of his kit on the water so abandoned it and went home without telling anyone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Milly Dowler\'s mum and dad will be the first phone hacking victims to give evidence at the Leveson inquiry into the way journalists work today.\r\n\r\nCelebrities such as Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and JK Rowling are also expected to answer questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cairo 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British tourists are being warned to stay away from parts of Cairo - after 12 people were killed in violence across the country.\r\n\r\nEgyptian security forces have used batons and rubber bullets on protestors in the city\'s Tahrir Square.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>amas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele picked up two trophies at the American Music Awards last night - best pop album for \"21\" and best female pop artist.\r\n\r\nDespite the singer leading the nominations, it was Taylor Swift who took home the most awards...with 3\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries took all 3 points from their game at Wycombe on Saturday..\r\n\r\nMarc Pugh got the only goal of the game - though the hosts did miss a penalty.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Bournemouth 16th in the league 1 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (393,'2011-11-21 07:46:46','219995 219999 220001 219917 219998 220002','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova mond 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been arrested on suspicion of murdering a man at a caravan park in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe 58 year old was found badly hurt at Sandy Bay caravan park late on Friday night..\r\n\r\nHe was taken to hospital where he died.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The parents of Milly Dowler will become the first victims to give evidence about phone hacking to the press standards inquiry.\r\n\r\nHugh Grant will also speak at the start of a week which will hear from a star-studded cast of witnesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ny 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in New York claim to have uncovered a plot to bomb American troops returning from the frontline.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve charged a 27 year old man, who they say sympathises with Al-Qaeda.\r\n\r\nOfficials say they\'re recreated a device they believe he was trying to make, and it did work.\r\n\r\nCity Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 TERROR KELLY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man in New York\'s been charged over a planned bombing campaign targeting\r\npolice officers and returning US troops.\r\n\r\nDetectives say 27-year-old Jose (pron: hoe-say) Pimentel was acting alone, and\r\nhad been under surveillance for some time.\r\n\r\nOfficials say they\'re recreated a device they believe he was trying to make,\r\nand it did work.\r\n\r\nCity Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly says Pimentel was an al-Qaida\r\nsympathiser.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: Jihad here\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100048.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIGHT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fight between a woman and 2 men broke out at a hotel bar in Weston on bonfire night...\r\n\r\nPolice have only just released the details about the incident at the Pavilion bar hotel - and say they want to find a man with tattoos on his neck and arms...and a woman who had been wearing a bright pink or orange strapless top.\r\n\r\nOne person was arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Craig\'s become the latest contestant to leave the X Factor.\r\n\r\nIt went to deadlock when the four judges were split after a sing-off against Amelia...and the public voted him off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (394,'2011-11-21 08:03:49','219989 220000 220006 219988 219990 220007','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire mond 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIRL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to find a cyclist who broke a 4 year old girls leg - when riding into her on the pavement.\r\n\r\nIt happened in Southborne Grove on Saturday afternoon when the girl was walking with her parents...\r\n\r\nThe cyclist - who was on a dark coloured mountain bike rode off without helping.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The parents of Milly Dowler will become the first victims to give evidence about phone hacking to the press standards inquiry.\r\n\r\nHugh Grant will also speak at the start of a week which will hear from a star-studded cast of witnesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ny 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in New York claim to have uncovered a plot to bomb American troops returning from the frontline.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve charged a 27 year old man, who they say sympathises with Al-Qaeda.\r\n\r\nOfficials say they\'re recreated a device they believe he was trying to make, and it did work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A kite surfer - who was believed to be missing after his gear was fround floating in Poole harbour - came forward after reading about the massive search for him on Facebook.\r\n\r\nThe helicopter and lifeboat spent 4 hours looking for the man on Friday night...\r\n\r\nIt\'s emerged he\'d lost hold of his kit on the water so left it there and went home without telling anyone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A goal from Marc Pugh secured all 3 points for Cherries at Wycombe on saturday.\r\n\r\nIt finished one nil - and the result leaves Bournemouth 16th in the league 1 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas admits their 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool has dealt a serious blow to their Premier League title hopes.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now twelve points behind leaders Manchester City.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (395,'2011-11-21 08:49:52','219996 219986 219892 220016 219978 219987','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova mond 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been arrested - after a man was found badly hurt at a caravan park in Weston - and then died in hospital.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to Sandy Bay park at 12.30am on Saturday ..where they found the injuried 58 year old.\r\n\r\nThe woman\'s being held on suspicion of murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Milly Dowler\'s mum and dad will be the first phone hacking victims to give evidence at the Leveson inquiry into the way journalists work today.\r\n\r\nCelebrities such as Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and JK Rowling are also expected to answer questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 TERROR BLOOMBERG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New York detectives say they\'ve foiled a bomb plot from a home-grown al-Qaida\r\nsympathiser.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged that Jose (pron: hoe-say) Pimentel, who\'s 27, wanted to launch a\r\nbombing campaign - targeting police cars, postal facilities and US soldiers.\r\n\r\nNew York\'s Mayor Michael Bloomberg explains what they know about him.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: from abroad\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100023.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prout 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are expected to start searching woodland in Gloucestershire to try to find the body of Kate Prout.\r\n\r\nHer husband Adrian was jailed for life for her murder last year - but only admitted to it last week.\r\n\r\nHe has already shown officers where he says her body is buried.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIGHT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are investigating a fight between a woman and 2 men at the Pavillion bar hotel.\r\n\r\nIt happened in the pool room on bonfire night but they\'ve only just released the details.\r\n\r\nOne person was arrested and officers say they want to find a man with tattoos on his neck and arms...and a woman who had been wearing a bright pink or orange strapless top.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>amas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele picked up two trophies at the American Music Awards last night - best pop album for \"21\" and best female pop artist.\r\n\r\nDespite the singer leading the nominations, it was Taylor Swift who took home the most awards...with 3\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (396,'2011-11-21 09:02:18','219985 219986 220024 220020 219987 219976','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire mond 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIRL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist riding on the pavement in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt happened in Southborne Grove on Saturday afternoon when the girl was walking with her parents...\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find the cyclist - who was riding a dark coloured mountain bike - as he rode off without helping.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Milly Dowler\'s mum and dad will be the first phone hacking victims to give evidence at the Leveson inquiry into the way journalists work today.\r\n\r\nCelebrities such as Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and JK Rowling are also expected to answer questions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ny 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man in New York\'s been charged over a planned bombing campaign targeting police officers and returning US troops.\r\n\r\nDetectives claim 27-year-old Jose Pimentel was acting alone, and say he\'d been under surveillance for some time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Turns out a missing kite surfer who sparked a massive search on Friday - had just gone home\r\n\r\nThe helicopter and lifeboat were called out for 4 hours after the man\'s gear was found floating in Poole harbour...\r\n\r\nLoads of messages were posted on Facebook about it - and the man came forward after seeing them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>amas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele picked up two trophies at the American Music Awards last night - best pop album for \"21\" and best female pop artist.\r\n\r\nDespite the singer leading the nominations, it was Taylor Swift who took home the most awards...with 3\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries took all 3 points from their game at Wycombe on Saturday..\r\n\r\nMarc Pugh got the only goal of the game - though the hosts did miss a penalty.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Bournemouth 16th in the league 1 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (397,'2011-11-21 09:16:45','220023 219989 220030 220032 219990 220007','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire mond 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two children - who were allegedly abducted by their mum from their home in Lyndhurst last year - have been found dead in Turkey.\r\n\r\nThe bodies of Yaanis Mellersh, who was eight, and his six-year-old sister Mira, were discovered on Friday along with their mum - who\'s German.\r\n\r\nTheir dad - who lives in Hampshire had reported the children missing last February.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIRL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to find a cyclist who broke a 4 year old girls leg - when riding into her on the pavement.\r\n\r\nIt happened in Southborne Grove on Saturday afternoon when the girl was walking with her parents...\r\n\r\nThe cyclist - who was on a dark coloured mountain bike rode off without helping.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>housing 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government is putting aside 400 million pounds to try to solve England\'s housing crisis.\r\n\r\nThe cash is going towards restarting existing developments, which have run into funding problems.\r\n\r\nThere are also a number of proposals to make things easier for first-time buyers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The parents of Milly Dowler will be among the first people - who have been directly affected by phone hacking - to give evidence to the press standards inquiry.\r\n\r\nHugh Grant is also due to speak at the start of a week which will see other alleged victims including Sienna Miller and JK Rowling appearing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A goal from Marc Pugh secured all 3 points for Cherries at Wycombe on saturday.\r\n\r\nIt finished one nil - and the result leaves Bournemouth 16th in the league 1 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas admits their 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool has dealt a serious blow to their Premier League title hopes.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now twelve points behind leaders Manchester City.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (398,'2011-11-22 06:48:04','220291 220367 220364 220365 220359','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tuesd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>004 LEVESON SHEAR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Comic Steve Coogan will appear at the Leveson inquiry later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s examining media ethics in the light of newspaper phone hacking.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Hugh Grant claimed the Mail on Sunday was involved in the practice.\r\n\r\nThe paper has vigorously denied it.\r\n\r\nCelebrity lawyer Graham Shear says phone-hacking is partly down to levels of\r\ntraining:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 004\r\nOUT WORDS: act ethically\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200006.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pay 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Most of us think pay and bonuses for top executives are out of control according to a report.\r\n\r\nThe High Pay Commission\'s study reveals rewards for some big bosses have increased by 4 thousand percent over the past 30 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR AMBO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Charles has made a donation to the Air Ambulance which serves North Somerset.\r\n\r\nBut it\'s not been revealed how much The Duke of Cornwall\'s Benevolent Fund has given to the Great Western Air Ambulance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shops 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shops will be banned from offering instant discounts to lure customers into getting store cards.\r\n\r\nRetailers have entered a voluntary agreement with the Government.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>harry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One Direction\'s Harry Styles is refusing to rule out a romance with Xtra Factor host Caroline Flack.\r\n\r\nThe 17 year old insists they\'re close friends at the moment.\r\n\r\nThe presenter, who\'s 15 years older, tweeted recently to say she didn\'t deserve death threats posted online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (399,'2011-11-22 07:03:04','220358 220375 220367 220376 220196 220357','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Comic Steve Coogan will appear at the Leveson inquiry later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s examining media ethics in the light of newspaper phone hacking.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Hugh Grant claimed the Mail on Sunday was involved in the practice...which the paper denies.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shops 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shop workers will soon be banned from offering us incentives to sign up for store cards.\r\n\r\nUnder new rules drawn up by the British Retail Consortium, staff won\'t be able to offer same day discounts to customers when they take out a card.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pay 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Most of us think pay and bonuses for top executives are out of control according to a report.\r\n\r\nThe High Pay Commission\'s study reveals rewards for some big bosses have increased by 4 thousand percent over the past 30 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HORRIBLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The popular Horrible Histories series is coming to the stage in Poole.\r\n\r\nAwful Egyptians - which starts tonight - and Ruthless Romans - which is on from tomorrow - are based on the books by Terry Deary..\r\n\r\nHe told Fire news it\'s all relevant to us here in Dorset\r\n\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HORRIBLE HISTORIES 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HORRIBLE HISTORIES 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will hope their good away form can take them through to the second round of the FA Cup tonight.\r\n\r\nThey\'re at League Two Gillingham for a replay after squandering a three-one lead in the tie at the Seward Stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Harry Redknapp believes his Tottenham team are strong Premier League title contenders...following their 2 nil win over Aston Villa last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (400,'2011-11-22 08:02:18','220401 220396 220397 220399 220400 220382','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesd 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Coogan will appear as a witness at the Leveson inquiry into media ethics later. \r\n\r\nHe\'s among hundreds of people - including Hugh Grant who the inquiry heard from yesterday - that believe their phones were hacked by reporters working for titles including the News of the World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shops 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You\'ll no longer be offered on the day discounts if you take out a store card.\r\n\r\nShops are promising the Government that they will ban instant deals in an attempt to try to stop people running up big debts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pay 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The pay for top executives is being criticised in a new report.\r\n\r\nIt\'s found there has been a 4-thousand per cent average rise over the last 30 years.\r\n\r\nThe High Pay Commission thinks the top salaries are \"corrosive\" to the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HORRIBLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The gruesome tails from the Awful Egyptians and Ruthless Romans will be told at Poole lighthouse this week..\r\n\r\nThe shows are based on the Horrible Histories books and TV series\r\n\r\nAuthor Terry Deary told us how he helped the production company turn them into plays:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HORRIBLE HISTORIES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HORRIBLE HISTORIES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries are in FA Cup action tonight...\r\n\r\nThey\'re at Jillingham for a first round replay after squandering a three-one lead in the tie at the Seward Stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Spurs boss Harry Redknapp has made a successful return to the dugout after heart surgery.\r\n\r\nTottenham beat Aston Villa 2 nil at White hart lane last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (401,'2011-11-22 08:53:56','220410 220414 220401 220412 220364','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tuesd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 BIZ-PAY FRENCH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The high salaries paid to top bosses are \"out of control\" according to a new\r\nreport by the High Pay Commission. \r\n\r\nIt wants companies to reveal just how big the gap is between the top and the\r\naverage worker.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the CBI\'s job to represent business interests.\r\n\r\nBut even it\'s Chairman in the south west of England Jim French concedes\r\nunderperforming execs should make a sacrifice:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: shudder somewhat\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200099.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MARCH 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two teenagers from North Somerset are organising a protest march against proposed cuts to the districts youth service.\r\n\r\nMolly Ashman and Sophie Miles who\'re from Nailsea are urging others to join them in a walk from Weston\'s Grand pier to the town hall on December 19th.\r\n\r\nThe council are looking to cut 600 thousand pounds from the youth service budget saying many schemes aren\'t used well enough.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Coogan will appear as a witness at the Leveson inquiry into media ethics later. \r\n\r\nHe\'s among hundreds of people - including Hugh Grant who the inquiry heard from yesterday - that believe their phones were hacked by reporters working for titles including the News of the World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insurance9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Insurance companies say new drivers should have to pass TWO tests before getting a full driving licence.\r\n\r\nThey\'re calling for tougher restrictions on when under-25s can drive, because so many young drivers are involved in accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR AMBO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Charles has made a donation to the Air Ambulance which serves North Somerset.\r\n\r\nBut it\'s not been revealed how much The Duke of Cornwall\'s Benevolent Fund has given to the Great Western Air Ambulance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (402,'2011-11-22 09:04:05','220401 220405 220413 220399 220196 220357','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Coogan will appear as a witness at the Leveson inquiry into media ethics later. \r\n\r\nHe\'s among hundreds of people - including Hugh Grant who the inquiry heard from yesterday - that believe their phones were hacked by reporters working for titles including the News of the World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A factory unit in Poole\'s been badly damaged in a fire overnight..\r\n\r\nIt started at Holton heath industrial estate at 11.30 and took 40 firefighters 2 hours to put it out.\r\n\r\nAround 200 coconut mats were also damaged. The fire service say they don\'t know yet what caused it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insurance9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Insurance companies say new drivers should have to pass TWO tests before getting a full driving licence.\r\n\r\nThey\'re calling for tougher restrictions on when under-25s can drive, because so many young drivers are involved in accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HORRIBLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The gruesome tails from the Awful Egyptians and Ruthless Romans will be told at Poole lighthouse this week..\r\n\r\nThe shows are based on the Horrible Histories books and TV series\r\n\r\nAuthor Terry Deary told us how he helped the production company turn them into plays:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HORRIBLE HISTORIES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HORRIBLE HISTORIES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will hope their good away form can take them through to the second round of the FA Cup tonight.\r\n\r\nThey\'re at League Two Gillingham for a replay after squandering a three-one lead in the tie at the Seward Stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Harry Redknapp believes his Tottenham team are strong Premier League title contenders...following their 2 nil win over Aston Villa last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (403,'2011-11-23 06:46:57','220703 220704 220682 220710 220712','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednes 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a man - murdered in Kewstoke at the weekend...\r\n\r\n58 year old Philip Gibbs was found badly hurt at Sand Bay Caravan Park - and later died in hospital.\r\n\r\nHis family say he had many friends and was loved by all of them..\r\n\r\n40 year old Sharon Hodges appeared in court yesterday charged with his murder - She\'s being kept behind bars until her next appearance in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile a man\'s in a critical condition in hospital with a stab wound - after an incident in Weston...\r\n\r\nIt happened on Hopkins Street late on Monday night...\r\n\r\nA 31 year old man\'s been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 CAESAREAN MCDOUGALL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Women should be able to choose if they want to have a caesarean under new NHS\r\nguidelines.\r\n\r\nUp to now, only serious medical conditions would warrant the operation.\r\n\r\nThey cost around 700 pounds more than natural births.\r\n\r\nRhonda McDougall battled to have her daughter delivered by c-section.\r\n\r\nShe says the NHS has to move with the times:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: my choice\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300070.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s urging public sector workers to defy union bosses by NOT going on strike next Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMillions of people - including nurses, teachers and council staff - are due to walkout in protest at pension reforms.\r\n\r\nWriting in The Sun, David Cameron says he\'s angry at unions for ordering the action while talks are ongoing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sharp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pat Sharp has revealed his I\'m A Celebrity game plan.\r\n\r\nThe DJ claims he ranted against his fellow contestants so he could win food for the camp, by doing a trial.\r\n\r\nHe\'s got his wish - he\'ll do another one later for a second night running.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (404,'2011-11-23 07:01:38','220700 220699 220718 220711 220712 220719','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednes 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on suspicion of drugs offences in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after police cordoned off Kimberley Road in Southborne when they found a number of substances at a house there yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nPiolice say there\'s no threat to the public - and that they\'re questioning a 43 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s gonna be loads of police around Poole today - as part of a big road safety campaign..\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna be looking out for careless and dangerous drivers....as well as being at the Dolphin shopping centre and holding talks in a couple of local schools about road safety.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cae 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re pregnant and would prefer to have a caesarean - then you should be allowed to have one.\r\n\r\nNew guidelines have been issued for the NHS in England and Wales which gives women the choice - regardless of their medical need.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s urging public sector workers to defy union bosses by NOT going on strike next Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMillions of people - including nurses, teachers and council staff - are due to walkout in protest at pension reforms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sharp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pat Sharp has revealed his I\'m A Celebrity game plan.\r\n\r\nThe DJ claims he ranted against his fellow contestants so he could win food for the camp, by doing a trial.\r\n\r\nHe\'s got his wish - he\'ll do another one later for a second night running.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have been knocked out of the FA Cup..\r\n\r\nThey lost their first round replay 3-2 at at League two side Jillingham last night...\r\n\r\n****\r\n\r\nAnd It was a disappointing evening in the Champions League for both Manchester Clubs...\r\n\r\nCity lost 2-1 at Napoli...and United could only manage a 2 all draw at home to benfica.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (405,'2011-11-23 08:03:23','220734 220735 220737 220738 220739 220736','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednes 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 43 year old man\'s being questioned on suspicion of drugs offences - after a raid at a house in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nKimberley road in Southborne remains sealed off after officers found a number of substances at a house there yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nPolice say the public aren\'t in any danger.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Loads of police are gonna be out and about in Poole today as part of a big road safety campaign..\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna be giving talks in local schools...as well as taking to the streets to catch careless and dangerous drivers...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cae 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The NHS is being told it should offer caesareans to any women who want one.\r\n\r\nNew guidelines are being issued which will allow mums-to-be to request a c-section - whether they need one or not - as long as they know the risks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hire 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government\'s to outline major reforms to Britain\'s employment laws today.\r\n\r\nIt would make it easier for bosses to hire and fire staff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>johnny 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported ITV have big plans for X Factor reject Johnny Robinson.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed he\'s going to be their anchorman for the American Golden Globes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth have been knocked out in the first round of the FA Cup..\r\n\r\nThey went down 3-2 in their replay at Jillingham last night - after the tie at the Seward stadium ended 3 all.\r\n\r\n****\r\n\r\nAnd Man City know their chances of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League have taken a big knock - after losing 2-1 at Napoli.\r\n\r\nman United have also got work to do after drawing 2 all with Benfica\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (406,'2011-11-23 08:21:53','220742 220743 220733 220737 220739','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednes 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of a man - murdered in Kewstoke at the weekend have been paying tribute to him.\r\n\r\n58 year old Philip Gibbs was found badly hurt at Sand Bay Caravan Park - and later died in hospital.\r\n\r\nHis family say he had many friends and was loved by all of them..\r\n\r\nA 40 year old woman appeared in court yesterday charged with murder - She\'s being kept behind bars until her next appearance in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31 year old man\'s been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder - after a man suffered a stab wound in a Weston street.\r\n\r\nThe 30 year old\'s in a critical condition in hospital following the incident in on Hopkins Street late on Monday night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 ECOLI WEBSTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two babies have died from a strain of E.coli in Swansea.\r\n\r\nHealth officials say one of them contracted the infection at the Singleton\r\nhospital.\r\n\r\nThe other died at home, apparently after its mother had picked it up on the\r\nmaternity ward.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Isabel Webster - who\'s at the hospital - says five cases in total are\r\nbeing investigated.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: their theatres\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300104.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cae 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The NHS is being told it should offer caesareans to any women who want one.\r\n\r\nNew guidelines are being issued which will allow mums-to-be to request a c-section - whether they need one or not - as long as they know the risks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>johnny 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported ITV have big plans for X Factor reject Johnny Robinson.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed he\'s going to be their anchorman for the American Golden Globes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (407,'2011-11-23 09:04:12','220700 220699 220755 220711 220756 220719','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>FIRE WEDNES 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on suspicion of drugs offences in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after police cordoned off Kimberley Road in Southborne when they found a number of substances at a house there yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nPiolice say there\'s no threat to the public - and that they\'re questioning a 43 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s gonna be loads of police around Poole today - as part of a big road safety campaign..\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna be looking out for careless and dangerous drivers....as well as being at the Dolphin shopping centre and holding talks in a couple of local schools about road safety.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cae 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Women should have the choice as to how they give birth, according to the health watchdog for England.\r\n\r\nNew guidelines from NICE say mums-to-be should be offered a caesarean, even if they have no medical reason for one.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s urging public sector workers to defy union bosses by NOT going on strike next Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMillions of people - including nurses, teachers and council staff - are due to walkout in protest at pension reforms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>potter 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has revealed his mum and dad initially turned down the role for him.\r\n\r\nThey feared his school work would suffer if he spent too much time in Hollywood filming  - but when it was moved to England they changed their mind.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have been knocked out of the FA Cup..\r\n\r\nThey lost their first round replay 3-2 at at League two side Jillingham last night...\r\n\r\n****\r\n\r\nAnd It was a disappointing evening in the Champions League for both Manchester Clubs...\r\n\r\nCity lost 2-1 at Napoli...and United could only manage a 2 all draw at home to benfica.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (408,'2011-11-23 09:44:53','220773 220703 220770 220775 220710 220776','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednes 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB UD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been charged with GBH - after a man reportedly suffered a stab wound in an incident in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe 30 year old was hurt on Hopkins Street late on Monday night.\r\n\r\nDaryll Nash who\'s 39 and from the town will appear before North Somerset Magistrates today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a man - murdered in Kewstoke at the weekend...\r\n\r\n58 year old Philip Gibbs was found badly hurt at Sand Bay Caravan Park - and later died in hospital.\r\n\r\nHis family say he had many friends and was loved by all of them..\r\n\r\n40 year old Sharon Hodges appeared in court yesterday charged with his murder - She\'s being kept behind bars until her next appearance in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 CAESAREAN HULL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Any woman who wants a caesarean section should be granted one - according to\r\nnew NHS guidelines for England and Wales.\r\n\r\nThe National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence says they should\r\nfirst be given full information about the risks and benefits.\r\n\r\nPauline Hull - the founder of elective-caesarean-dot-com - says it\'s about\r\ntime mums-to-be had the choice.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: another risk\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>elderly 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of elderly people are being abused, neglected or stolen from in their own homes by carers.\r\n\r\nMinisters say they\'re determined to stamp out mistreatment following a study by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s urging public sector workers to defy union bosses by NOT going on strike next Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMillions of people - including nurses, teachers and council staff - are due to walkout in protest at pension reforms.\r\n\r\nWriting in The Sun, David Cameron says he\'s angry at unions for ordering the action while talks are ongoing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>squeezed10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And the Oxford Dictionaries\' word of the year has been announced.\r\n\r\nIt\'s two words in fact - \"Squeezed Middle\" - referring to people worst hit by the economic crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (409,'2011-11-23 09:49:23','220734 220735 220777 220778 220776 220736','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednes 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 43 year old man\'s being questioned on suspicion of drugs offences - after a raid at a house in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nKimberley road in Southborne remains sealed off after officers found a number of substances at a house there yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nPolice say the public aren\'t in any danger.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Loads of police are gonna be out and about in Poole today as part of a big road safety campaign..\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna be giving talks in local schools...as well as taking to the streets to catch careless and dangerous drivers...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cae 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>ALL pregnant women will be able to opt to give birth by caesarean.\r\n\r\nNew NHS guidelines for England mean all mums-to-be can request a C-section - whether or not they need it - as long as they understand the risks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister\'s urging public sector workers to defy union bosses by NOT going on strike next Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMillions of people - including nurses, teachers and council staff - are due to walkout in protest at pension reforms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>squeezed10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And the Oxford Dictionaries\' word of the year has been announced.\r\n\r\nIt\'s two words in fact - \"Squeezed Middle\" - referring to people worst hit by the economic crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth have been knocked out in the first round of the FA Cup..\r\n\r\nThey went down 3-2 in their replay at Jillingham last night - after the tie at the Seward stadium ended 3 all.\r\n\r\n****\r\n\r\nAnd Man City know their chances of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League have taken a big knock - after losing 2-1 at Napoli.\r\n\r\nman United have also got work to do after drawing 2 all with Benfica\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (410,'2011-11-24 06:49:47','221140 221138 221143 221137 221141','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Civil servants will be used as border staff next week when immigration officials join a public sector strike.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been asked by the UK Border Agency to man ports and airports during Wednesday\'s industrial action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRAVERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple from Weston - have been telling Nova about the moment they decided to help a woman who\'d been beaten by her partner - unknowingly putting their lives at risk.\r\n\r\nWendy Chambers and Stephen Thornton found the woman bleeding in the street and took her in their home..Moments later her attacker turned up, throwing Stephen to the ground and violently stamping on him.\r\n\r\nThey have now been given a bravery award by the North Somerset Against Domestic Abuse charity - and Stephen says he\'s overwhelmed.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BRAVERY STEPHEN 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BRAVERY STEPHEN 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors are pushing for Michael Jackson\'s doctor to be jailed for the maximum four years.\r\n\r\nThey also want Conrad Murray to pay 100 million dollars\' compensation to the pop star\'s children.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be sentenced next Tuesday, after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>First Great Western\'s confirmed it will be adding more carriages to its trains.\r\n\r\nIn addition to more than 900 extra seats in and out of Bristol during peak times, there\'s gonna be an extra carriage on the most busy trains that stop at Weston on their way to and from London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crime 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage burglar has written a letter to his victim blaming THEM for his crime.\r\n\r\nWest Yorkshire Police has released the note in which the boy - who was 16 at the time - says they shouldn\'t have left their kitchen window open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (411,'2011-11-24 07:03:50','221140 221153 221143 221154 221141 221155 221139','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Civil servants will be used as border staff next week when immigration officials join a public sector strike.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been asked by the UK Border Agency to man ports and airports during Wednesday\'s industrial action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOODBANK1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new food bank for Christchurch is worried not enough people know about them...\r\n\r\nThe bank - which provides three days\' worth of food for people who are struggling - launched in September, at St Joseph\'s church in Purewell.\r\n\r\nReverend Sandra Prudom helps run it - She says they\'re well-stocked and they know there are people out there that need help:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors are pushing for Michael Jackson\'s doctor to be jailed for the maximum four years.\r\n\r\nThey also want Conrad Murray to pay 100 million dollars\' compensation to the pop star\'s children.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be sentenced next Tuesday, after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused to cars parked otuside showrooms in Poole.\r\n\r\nVandals damaged four vehicles at Westover Peugeot and another at Westover Fiat along Wallisdown Road, last Friday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crime 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage burglar has written a letter to his victim blaming THEM for his crime.\r\n\r\nWest Yorkshire Police has released the note in which the boy - who was 16 at the time - says they shouldn\'t have left their kitchen window open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael is in hospital with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe star\'s publicist has confirmed the news...he was due to play in Cardiff this weekend - The dates are having to be rescheduled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal are through to the knockout phase of the Champions League with a game to spare after beating Borussia Dortmund.\r\n\r\nChelsea lost at Bayer Leverkusen meaning they need to beat Valencia in a fortnight to guarantee progressing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (412,'2011-11-24 07:48:02','221162 221165 221159 221161 221166 221170','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursd 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Civil servants will man the UK\'s borders during next week\'s public sector strike.\r\n\r\nUp to 18 thousand immigration officials will walk out on Wednesday in a dispute over pensions.\r\n\r\nIt raises the prospect of queues at ports and airports.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Potter author JK Rowling\'s due at the Leveson Inquiry today.\r\n\r\nSo is actress Sienna Miller and ex Formula One boss Max Mosley.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Madeleine McCann\'s parents described their treatment by the media as distressing and disgusting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOODBANK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new food bank for Christchurch has been telling Fire they\'re worried people are to embarresed to ask for help...\r\n\r\nThe bank - at St Josephs church in Purewell - provides three days\' worth of food for people who are struggling to feed their families..\r\n\r\nA similar scheme in Bournemouth say they\'re finding it difficult to cope with the demand.\r\n\r\nReverend Sandra Prudom helps to run the Christchurch bank:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused to cars parked outside showrooms in Poole.\r\n\r\n5 vehicles at Westover\'s Peugeot and Fiat shops along Wallisdown Road - were vandalised last Friday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael\'s in hospital with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe singer was taken ill in Vienna while on his latest tour.\r\n\r\nHe\'s now postponed a series of concerts including two due to take place in Cardiff this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsene Wenger admits he\'s surprised his Arsenal side has become the first British team to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League.\r\n\r\nA 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund means they\'ll head into the last 16 as group winners.\r\n\r\nChelsea, Man City and Man United could all be knocked out if they don\'t win their final group stage matches.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (413,'2011-11-24 07:54:34','221162 221165 221173 221161 221166 221170','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursd 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Civil servants will man the UK\'s borders during next week\'s public sector strike.\r\n\r\nUp to 18 thousand immigration officials will walk out on Wednesday in a dispute over pensions.\r\n\r\nIt raises the prospect of queues at ports and airports.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Potter author JK Rowling\'s due at the Leveson Inquiry today.\r\n\r\nSo is actress Sienna Miller and ex Formula One boss Max Mosley.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Madeleine McCann\'s parents described their treatment by the media as distressing and disgusting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOODBANK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new food bank for Christchurch has been telling Fire they\'re worried people are to embarresed to ask for help...\r\n\r\nThe bank - at St Josephs church in Purewell - provides three days\' worth of food for people who are struggling to feed their families..\r\n\r\nReverend Sandra Prudom helps to run it. She says they have seen a rise in referrals, but know there are more out there who need help:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused to cars parked outside showrooms in Poole.\r\n\r\n5 vehicles at Westover\'s Peugeot and Fiat shops along Wallisdown Road - were vandalised last Friday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael\'s in hospital with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe singer was taken ill in Vienna while on his latest tour.\r\n\r\nHe\'s now postponed a series of concerts including two due to take place in Cardiff this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsene Wenger admits he\'s surprised his Arsenal side has become the first British team to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League.\r\n\r\nA 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund means they\'ll head into the last 16 as group winners.\r\n\r\nChelsea, Man City and Man United could all be knocked out if they don\'t win their final group stage matches.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (414,'2011-11-24 08:55:09','221162 221182 221165 221179 221180 221166','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Civil servants will man the UK\'s borders during next week\'s public sector strike.\r\n\r\nUp to 18 thousand immigration officials will walk out on Wednesday in a dispute over pensions.\r\n\r\nIt raises the prospect of queues at ports and airports.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have spent the night tackling a fire at a business on Nailsea high street.\r\n\r\nIt broke out in the first floor shop around 10pm... also causing damage to the shop below when the ceiling partially collapsed.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say it looks like an electrical fault is to blame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Potter author JK Rowling\'s due at the Leveson Inquiry today.\r\n\r\nSo is actress Sienna Miller and ex Formula One boss Max Mosley.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Madeleine McCann\'s parents described their treatment by the media as distressing and disgusting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRAVERY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston man says he\'s \'overwhelmed\' to be given a bravery award, after he and his partner went to the aid of a domestic violence victim.\r\n\r\nStephen Thornton and Wendi Chambers took the badly hurt woman into their home back in April after she was attacked by David Heron - who\'s since been jailed for 8 years.\r\n\r\nStephen told Nova News he doesn\'t remember what went through his head that day:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: The couple received their award from the charity North Somerset Against Domestic Abuse at a ceremony yesterday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BRAVERY STEPHEN 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BRAVERY STEPHEN 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some good news if you use First Great Western trains...\r\n\r\nThe companies annoucned they\'ve gonna be adding extra carriages - with around 900 seats - to their services in and out of Bristol during peak times.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also gonna be an extra carriage on the most busy trains between Weston and London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael\'s in hospital with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe singer was taken ill in Vienna while on his latest tour.\r\n\r\nHe\'s now postponed a series of concerts including two due to take place in Cardiff this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (415,'2011-11-24 08:59:44','221183 221165 221153 221161 221185 221184','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Unions aren\'t happy with the Government\'s plans to leave untrained staff to man the UK\'s borders during next week\'s public sector strike.\r\n\r\nUp to 18 thousand immigration officials will walk out on Wednesday in a dispute over pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Potter author JK Rowling\'s due at the Leveson Inquiry today.\r\n\r\nSo is actress Sienna Miller and ex Formula One boss Max Mosley.\r\n\r\nYesterday, Madeleine McCann\'s parents described their treatment by the media as distressing and disgusting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOODBANK1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new food bank for Christchurch is worried not enough people know about them...\r\n\r\nThe bank - which provides three days\' worth of food for people who are struggling - launched in September, at St Joseph\'s church in Purewell.\r\n\r\nReverend Sandra Prudom helps run it - She says they\'re well-stocked and they know there are people out there that need help:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CHRISTCHURCH FOOD BANK 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused to cars parked outside showrooms in Poole.\r\n\r\n5 vehicles at Westover\'s Peugeot and Fiat shops along Wallisdown Road - were vandalised last Friday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>burglar 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16-year-old burglar who was ordered to send an apology to his victim has written a letter saying he\'s not bothered.\r\n\r\nThe note - released by the police - calls the homeowner \"dumb\" for living in a high crime area and leaving a window open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football - Arsenal are through to the knockout stages of the Champions League after beating German side Borussia Dortmund 2-1.\r\n\r\nChelsea lost 2-1 at Bayer Leverkusen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (416,'2011-11-25 06:53:34','221588 221486 221591 221394 221590','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova frid 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 NEETS OGLAZA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Companies who give jobs to unemployed young people could get half their wages\r\npaid by the government.\r\n\r\nA one-billion pound fund\'s being set up to help 18 to 24 year-olds get into\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Glen Oglaza says the government\'s been stunned into action, because\r\n1-point-1 million young people are out of work or training.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: is done\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500109.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Leveson inquiry into press ethics takes a break today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s heard four days of evidence from several celebrities.\r\n\r\nYesterday, author JK Rowling revealed how a journalist smuggled a letter, intended for her, into her daughter\'s schoolbag...Monday it will hear from Charlotte Church.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mums 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New mothers are thought to face an increased home birth risk.\r\n\r\nScientists at Oxford University have done a comprehensive study.\r\n\r\nThey conclude women are nearly three times more likely to suffer serious medical complications with their first baby than if they go to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRIVING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nailsea School\'s claiming a first in England - by offering sixth-form students the chance to gain an educational qualification while learning to drive safely.\r\n\r\nThey\'re launching the country’s first ever BTEC qualification in Driving and Driver Education – a course which they expect to be copied by many more schools.\r\n\r\nPupils would also learn about car maintenance - and the consequences of speeding and driving under the influence of drink or drugs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celeb 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stefanie Powers has become the first person to be voted off this year\'s I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nThe star - best known for the 80s series Hart To Hart - found herself facing eviction from the ITV1 show after her team lost an \"immunity challenge\".\r\n\r\nShe said she was \"deliriously happy\" as she left the Australian jungle after 13 days.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (417,'2011-11-25 07:02:35','221481 221482 221484 221485 220728 221483','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frid 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 in 10 domestic violence prosecutions in Dorset - ended in a guilty charge last year...\r\n\r\nIn the 12 months to April - more than 640 people either admitted abusing their partner - or were convicted after a trial...\r\n\r\nBut the Wessex Crown prosecution service say some people are still too afraid to come forward\r\n\r\nThis victim who doesn\'t want to be named, says the abuse can be pyschological as well as physical:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DOM VIOLENCE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DOM VIOLENCE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two hundred and twenty people have been caught speeding around Poole...in just 1 day...\r\n\r\nOn Wednesday officers gave out a hundred and ten tickets - and the rest were caught by a speed camera.\r\n\r\nForty-nine people were also stopped for not wearing a seatbelt - with most opting to attend an awareness course over paying a fine.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>youth 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Deputy Prime Minister\'s pledging to create hundreds of thousands of work placements for youngsters.\r\n\r\nThe youth contract programme will see government cash offered to employers to encourage them to take on young staff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Leveson inquiry into press ethics takes a break today.\r\n\r\nIt\'s heard four days of evidence from several celebrities.\r\n\r\nYesterday, author JK Rowling revealed how a journalist smuggled a letter, intended for her, into her daughter\'s schoolbag...Monday it will hear from Charlotte Church.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLORENCE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets go on sale this morning for Florence and the Machine\'s gig in Bournemouth next year.\r\n\r\nShe\'s going to be at the BIC on March the 4th.\r\n\r\n(9.30am)\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rob Andrew is confident that the damage done by the fallout from England\'s rugby union World Cup campaign can be put right.\r\n\r\nHe\'s refusing to resign from his role as rugby operations director at the RFU.\r\n\r\nEmbarrassing revelations about the England team emerged this week in a leaked document.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (418,'2011-11-25 07:57:40','221609 221595 221585 221596 221604','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova frid 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>youth 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nick Clegg\'s pledging to create hundreds of thousands of work placements for the young, in the face of record levels of youth unemployment.\r\n\r\nA record one-point-one-six million 16 to 24 year olds are classed as NEETS - That\'s not in education, jobs or training.\r\n\r\nThe Deputy Prime Minister\'s to announce a one billion pound Youth Contract.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have arrested 6 kerb crawlers - during a crack down on prostitution in Bristol...\r\n\r\nThey targetted known hotspots - Easton and St Pauls on Tuesday night - carrying out numerous stop searches and speaking to sex workers.\r\n\r\nSeveral repeat offenders were spotted during the course of the night  - and one man\'s now been banned from driving because of his behaviour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 CANCER CLEARY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Stats applicable to England only)\r\n\r\nA third of people suffering symptoms of cancer are forced to make two trips to\r\ntheir GPs before they\'re referred for diagnosis.\r\n\r\nA study by the Royal College of GPs reveals 4 per cent of patients, go five\r\ntimes or more.\r\n\r\nThere\'s also concern about appointment times, with four in ten people waiting\r\nfor longer than two weeks.\r\n\r\nCancer patient, Francis Cleary, waited three weeks.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: AND SPREADING\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRIVING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A school in Nailsea reckons they\'re the first in the country to offer students the chance to gain an educational qualification while learning to drive safely.\r\n\r\nNailsea School\'s launching a BTEC qualification in Driving and Driver Education – a course which they expect to be copied by many more schools.\r\n\r\nStudents will also be taught about the consequences of speeding and drink driving.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Katie Price says she felt \"physically sick\" and concerned for the safety of her children after a tracking device was placed under her pink Range Rover.\r\n\r\nThe Sun newspaper claims a mechanic found the concealed GPS while the car was in the garage for a routine check earlier this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (419,'2011-11-25 08:04:17','221600 221601 221603 221604 221602 221605','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frid 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 in 10 victims of domestic violence in Dorset - saw their abuser punished for what they did last year...\r\n\r\nThe Wessex Crown Prosecution service say in the 12 months to April - more than 640 people either admitted abusing their partner - or were convicted after a trial...\r\n\r\nBut they\'re worried many victims are still too afraid to come forward..\r\n\r\nThis woman who doesn\'t want to be named, says it can be very difficult to escape:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DOM VIOLENCE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DOM VIOLENCE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have caught more than two hundred and twenty speeding drivers...in just 1 day...\r\n\r\nOn Wednesday they gave out a hundred and ten tickets - and the rest were caught by a speed camera.\r\n\r\n49 people were also stopped for not being strapped in...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>youth 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Companies who give jobs to unemployed young people could get half their wages paid by the government.\r\n\r\nA one-billion pound fund\'s being set up to help 18 to 24 year-olds get into work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Katie Price says she felt \"physically sick\" and concerned for the safety of her children after a tracking device was placed under her pink Range Rover.\r\n\r\nThe Sun newspaper claims a mechanic found the concealed GPS while the car was in the garage for a routine check earlier this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NOEL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets go on sale in an hour - for Noel Gallagher\'s gig at Bournemouth\'s BIC next year..\r\n\r\nHe\'s here on September the 4th as part of his High Flying Birds tour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rafa Nadal is out of the ATP World Tour Tennis Finals.\r\n\r\nHe was beaten in 3 sets by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.\r\n\r\nThe Frenchman\'s now into the last 4.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (420,'2011-11-25 09:03:22','221611 221482 221616 221617 221618','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frid 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 in 10 domestic violence prosecutions in Dorset - ended in a guilty charge last year...\r\n\r\nIn the 12 months to April - more than 640 people either admitted abusing their partner - or were convicted after a trial...\r\n\r\nBut the Wessex Crown prosecution service say some people are still too afraid to come forward\r\n\r\nThis victim who doesn\'t want to be named, says the abuse can be pyschological as well as physical:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DOM VIOLENCE 3.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 9\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DOM VIOLENCE 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two hundred and twenty people have been caught speeding around Poole...in just 1 day...\r\n\r\nOn Wednesday officers gave out a hundred and ten tickets - and the rest were caught by a speed camera.\r\n\r\nForty-nine people were also stopped for not wearing a seatbelt - with most opting to attend an awareness course over paying a fine.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>youth 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Companies are going to be offered thousands of pounds to take on under-25s who are out of work.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s offering to pay half their wages if they recruit young people who are on benefits...after youth unemployment hit new record highs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLORENCUD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets have gone on sale this morning for Florence and the Machine\'s gig in Bournemouth next year.\r\n\r\nShe\'s going to be at the BIC on March the 4th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rob Andrew is confident that the damage done by the fallout from England\'s rugby union World Cup campaign can be put right.\r\n\r\nHe\'s refusing to resign from his role as rugby operations director at the RFU...after embarassing revelations emerged about the team.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (421,'2011-11-25 09:58:32','221610 221636 221637 221394 221640','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova frid 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 NEETS CLEGG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Companies are going to be offered thousands of pounds to take on under-25s who\r\nare out of work.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s offering to pay half their wages if they recruit young people\r\nwho are on benefits.\r\n\r\nYouth unemployment\'s hit new record highs.\r\n\r\nDeputy PM Nick Clegg\'s announcing a one billion-pound fund to help.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: young people\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500116.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>6 kerb crawlers have been arrested - during a crack down on prostitution in Bristol...\r\n\r\nPolice targetted known hotspots - Easton and St Pauls on Tuesday night - carrying out numerous stop searches and speaking to sex workers.\r\n\r\nOne man who\'s known to be a repeat offender has now been permanently banned from driving.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Network Rail is being prosecuted for breaches to health and safety laws, which led to the deaths of two teenage girls on a level crossing in Essex.\r\n\r\nThe 134 and 14 year olds were struck by a train at Elsenham station in 2005.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRIVING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nailsea School\'s claiming a first in England - by offering sixth-form students the chance to gain an educational qualification while learning to drive safely.\r\n\r\nThey\'re launching the country’s first ever BTEC qualification in Driving and Driver Education – a course which they expect to be copied by many more schools.\r\n\r\nPupils would also learn about car maintenance - and the consequences of speeding and driving under the influence of drink or drugs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celeb 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stefanie Powers has become the first person to be voted off this year\'s I\'m A Celebrity.\r\n\r\nThe actress said she was \"deliriously happy\" as she left the Australian jungle after 13 days.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (422,'2011-11-25 10:01:14','221612 221601 221638 221649 221645 221644','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frid 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOMESTIC 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 in 10 victims of domestic violence in Dorset - saw their abuser punished for what they did last year...\r\n\r\nThe Wessex Crown Prosecution service say in the 12 months to April - more than 640 people either admitted abusing their partner - or were convicted after a trial...\r\n\r\nBut they\'re worried many victims are still too afraid to come forward..\r\n\r\nThis woman who doesn\'t want to be named, says it can be very difficult to escape:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DOM VIOLENCE 4.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 7\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DOM VIOLENCE 4.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURROUND 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have caught more than two hundred and twenty speeding drivers...in just 1 day...\r\n\r\nOn Wednesday they gave out a hundred and ten tickets - and the rest were caught by a speed camera.\r\n\r\n49 people were also stopped for not being strapped in...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rail 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Network Rail is being prosecuted for breaches to health and safety laws, which led to the deaths of two teenage girls on a level crossing in Essex.\r\n\r\nThe 134 and 14 year olds were struck by a train at Elsenham station in 2005.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>youth 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Unemployed under-25-year-olds could be offered jobs with the government paying half their wages.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg\'s announcing plans to offer companies money to take on young people who are out of work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NOEL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets have gone on sale this morning - for Noel Gallagher\'s gig at Bournemouth\'s BIC next year..\r\n\r\nHe\'s here on September the 4th as part of his High Flying Birds tour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rafa Nadal is out of the ATP World Tour Tennis Finals.\r\n\r\nHe was beaten in 3 sets by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.\r\n\r\nThe Frenchman\'s now into the last 4.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (423,'2011-11-28 06:43:23','222000 221938 222003 221907 222009 222008','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda nova 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes are continuing to come in for Wales Manager Gary Speed, after he was found dead at his home in Cheshire.\r\n\r\nFriends say they\'re shocked and can\'t understand why the 42-year-old committed suicide.\r\n\r\nHe played for clubs including Leeds and Newcastle - where defender Steven Taylor tells Sky Sports News that Speed helped him out:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S010 S-SPEED TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fans and players from Gary Speed\'s former clubs have been leaving tributes for\r\nthe Wales manager, who died yesterday.\r\n\r\nHe was 42.\r\n\r\nFlowers, replica shirts and scarfs have been left outside the grounds of his\r\nformer teams - including Leeds, Everton, Newcastle and Bolton.\r\n\r\nNewcastle defender Steven Taylor tells Sky Sports News that Speed helped him\r\nthrough the early stages of his career.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S010\r\nOUT WORDS: the games\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100038.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sailors 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The search for five missing sailors in a rescue operation involving The Duke of Cambridge will resume today.\r\n\r\nTwo men were airlifted to safety by a RAF helicopter co-piloted by William as a cargo vessel sank in the Irish Sea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>002 LEVESON DIAMOND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Charlotte Church will give evidence to the Leveson inquiry into press ethics\r\ntoday.\r\n\r\nAlso there - retired teacher Christopher Jefferies, who was wrongly arrested\r\non suspicion of the murder of Joanna Yeates.\r\n\r\nBroadcaster Anne Diamond will also speak:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 002\r\nOUT WORDS: their wrath\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:24]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100007.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESURFACE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Resurfacing work will close a main road through Failand this week.\r\n\r\nWork\'s being carried out on more than half a mile of Clevedon Road between nine-thirty and three-thirty from today until Friday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing 120 thousand pounds as part of the Council\'s wider highway improvement programme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Janet Devlin\'s the latest to be voted off the X factor...\r\n\r\nThe teenager found herself in the bottom two with Misha B after forgetting her words on Saturday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (424,'2011-11-28 07:02:44','221902 222001 221938 222004 221857 222007 222002','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda fire 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body has been pulled from the water in Poole bay..\r\n\r\nA kayaker called the RNLI after spotting it at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nDorset police say his death doesn\'t appear to be suspicious, but that officers are investigating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes are continuing to come in for Wales Manager Gary Speed, after he was found dead at his home in Cheshire.\r\n\r\nFriends say they\'re shocked and can\'t understand why the 42-year-old committed suicide.\r\n\r\nHe played for clubs including Leeds and Newcastle - where defender Steven Taylor tells Sky Sports News that Speed helped him out:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S010 S-SPEED TAYLOR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fans and players from Gary Speed\'s former clubs have been leaving tributes for\r\nthe Wales manager, who died yesterday.\r\n\r\nHe was 42.\r\n\r\nFlowers, replica shirts and scarfs have been left outside the grounds of his\r\nformer teams - including Leeds, Everton, Newcastle and Bolton.\r\n\r\nNewcastle defender Steven Taylor tells Sky Sports News that Speed helped him\r\nthrough the early stages of his career.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S010\r\nOUT WORDS: the games\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100038.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sailors 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The search for five missing sailors in a rescue operation involving The Duke of Cambridge will resume today.\r\n\r\nTwo men were airlifted to safety by a RAF helicopter co-piloted by William as a cargo vessel sank in the Irish Sea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lifting schedule for Poole Bridge will see slight changes for today.\r\n\r\nA single three-thirty P-M lift will replace the two-thirty and four-thirty ones until early next year.\r\n\r\nIt\'s to allow work on the new Twin Sails Bridge to be completed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Janet Devlin\'s the latest to be voted off the X factor...\r\n\r\nThe teenager found herself in the bottom two with Misha B after forgetting her words on Saturday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries were held to a nil nil draw by Oldham at the Seward Stadium on saturday.\r\n\r\nSubstitute Charlie Sheringham came closest to scoring when he hit the bar in injury time.\r\n\r\nThe result sees Bournemouth move up a place to 15th in the table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (425,'2011-11-28 08:02:33','222030 222020 222015 222023 222022 222031 222029','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda fire 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been found dead in the water in Poole bay..\r\n\r\nA kayaker called the RNLI after spotting his body at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nDorset police say his death doesn\'t appear to be suspicious, but that officers are investigating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>24 hours after he was found dead, football\'s still coming to terms with Gary Speed\'s suicide.\r\n\r\nThe 42-year-old Wales manager\'s body was discovered at his home in Cheshire.\r\n\r\nFlowers, shirts and scarves have been laid outside his former clubs.\r\n\r\nStriker Brian Deane played with Gary Speed at Leeds:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-SPEED DEANE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scarves, shirts and flowers have been left outside his former grounds at Leeds,\r\nEverton, Newcastle and Bolton.\r\n\r\nStriker Brian Deane played with Gary Speed at Elland Road. \r\n\r\nHe says football has lost a legend.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: was crying\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:25]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first report into the summer\'s riots will be published by the government later.\r\n\r\nAn independent panel\'s visited 20 locations to gather evidence about what happened and how communities reacted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sailors 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Search and rescue teams will carry on looking for five missing men after a cargo ship sank in the Irish sea.\r\n\r\nYesterday Prince William was at the controls of a helicopter that rescued two of the crew members.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lifting schedule for Poole Bridge will see slight changes from today.\r\n\r\nThe lifts at half 2 and half 4 have been replaced by one at 3.30 instead so that work on the new Twin Sails Bridge can be completed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries took a point from their game against Oldham on Saturday..which sees them move up to 15th in league one.\r\n\r\nIt ended nil nil at the seward stadium.Sub Charlie Sheringham came closest to scoring for Bournemouth when he hit the bar in injury time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (426,'2011-11-28 08:19:40','222021 222015 222036 222023 222035 222005','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda nova 830</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>24 hours after he was found dead, football\'s still coming to terms with Gary Speed\'s suicide.\r\n\r\nThe 42-year-old Wales manager\'s body was discovered at his home in Cheshire.\r\n\r\nFlowers, shirts and scarves have been laid outside his former clubs.\r\n\r\nStriker Brian Deane played with Gary Speed at Leeds:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S014 S-SPEED DEANE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scarves, shirts and flowers have been left outside his former grounds at Leeds,\r\nEverton, Newcastle and Bolton.\r\n\r\nStriker Brian Deane played with Gary Speed at Elland Road. \r\n\r\nHe says football has lost a legend.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S014\r\nOUT WORDS: was crying\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:25]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Leveson inquiry into press ethics resumes this morning with more high profile witnesses giving evidence.\r\n\r\nPop singer Charlotte Church is expected to describe the impact of stories published about her parents.\r\n\r\nand Chris Jefferies will describe how the press covered his wrongful arrest in connection with the murder of Joanna Yeates.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first report into the summer\'s riots will be published by the government later.\r\n\r\nAn independent panel\'s visited 20 locations to gather evidence about what happened and how communities reacted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESURFACE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the main roads through Failand is being shut this week so it can be resurfaced.\r\n\r\nWork\'s being carried out on more than half a mile of Clevedon Road between nine-thirty and three-thirty from today until Friday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing 120 thousand pounds as part of the Council\'s wider highway improvement programme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>celeb 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lorraine Chase and Pat Sharp are the latest stars to be thrown out of the I\'m A Celebrity jungle.\r\n\r\nThe double eviction last night saw the actress leave after she polled the fewest public votes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (427,'2011-11-28 09:04:21','222045 222039 221902 222047 222046 222048 222002','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda fire 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Gary Speed\'s death.\r\n\r\nTributes have been flooding in for the 42 year old Wales Football Manager... \r\n\r\nLeeds boss Simon Grayson signed schoolboy forms at Elland Road with the midfielder at the age of 14.\r\n\r\nHe\'s devastated:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S018\r\nOUT WORDS: close friends\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S018 S-SPEED-ADD GRAYSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Gary Speed\'s\r\ndeath.\r\n\r\nLeeds manager Simon Grayson signed schoolboy forms at Elland Road with the\r\nmidfielder at the age of 14.\r\n\r\nHe\'s devastated by the death of someone he regards as a friend.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S018\r\nOUT WORDS: close friends\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100120.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body has been pulled from the water in Poole bay..\r\n\r\nA kayaker called the RNLI after spotting it at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nDorset police say his death doesn\'t appear to be suspicious, but that officers are investigating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nhs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>NHS patients admitted for emergency care at weekends are 10 percent more likely to die.\r\n\r\nThe annual Dr Foster hospital guide has found one in eight trusts has higher than expected death rates on Saturdays and Sundays.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A government report into the summer riots will be published later.\r\n\r\nA panel has been trying to work out why the violence happened and what can be done to stop it in future.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a slight change to the times Poole Bridge is being lifted for the next few months.\r\n\r\nThe lifts at half 2 and half 4 have been replaced by one at 3.30 instead so that work on the new Twin Sails Bridge can be completed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries were held to a nil nil draw by Oldham at the Seward Stadium on saturday.\r\n\r\nSubstitute Charlie Sheringham came closest to scoring when he hit the bar in injury time.\r\n\r\nThe result sees Bournemouth move up a place to 15th in the table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (428,'2011-11-28 09:48:09','222044 222039 222061 221907 222060 222009','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda nova 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Gary Speed\'s death.\r\n\r\nTributes have been flooding in for the 42 year old Wales Football Manager... \r\n\r\nLeeds boss Simon Grayson signed schoolboy forms at Elland Road with the midfielder at the age of 14.\r\n\r\nHe\'s devastated:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S018\r\nOUT WORDS: close friends\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S018 S-SPEED-ADD GRAYSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Gary Speed\'s\r\ndeath.\r\n\r\nLeeds manager Simon Grayson signed schoolboy forms at Elland Road with the\r\nmidfielder at the age of 14.\r\n\r\nHe\'s devastated by the death of someone he regards as a friend.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S018\r\nOUT WORDS: close friends\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100120.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nhs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>NHS patients admitted for emergency care at weekends are 10 percent more likely to die.\r\n\r\nThe annual Dr Foster hospital guide has found that one in eight trusts has higher than expected death rates on Saturdays and Sundays.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>002 LEVESON DIAMOND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Charlotte Church will give evidence to the Leveson inquiry into press ethics\r\ntoday.\r\n\r\nAlso there - retired teacher Christopher Jefferies, who was wrongly arrested\r\non suspicion of the murder of Joanna Yeates.\r\n\r\nBroadcaster Anne Diamond will also speak:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 002\r\nOUT WORDS: their wrath\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:24]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100007.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 4 months after the summer riots in England, an official report into the disturbances is released later.\r\n\r\nAn independent panel has been examining the causes and how communities responded.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESURFACE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Resurfacing work will close a main road through Failand this week.\r\n\r\nWork\'s being carried out on more than half a mile of Clevedon Road between nine-thirty and three-thirty from today until Friday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s costing 120 thousand pounds as part of the Council\'s wider highway improvement programme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (429,'2011-11-28 10:02:55','222030 222058 222037 222066 222067 222029','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>monda fire 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been found dead in the water in Poole bay..\r\n\r\nA kayaker called the RNLI after spotting his body at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.\r\n\r\nDorset police say his death doesn\'t appear to be suspicious, but that officers are investigating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been seriously injured - when he was allegedly assaulted in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 21 year old was found hurt on Cambridge Road at 9.30 yesterday morning...\r\n\r\nPolice have arrested a 29 year old man who\'s from the town.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S017 S-SPEED VOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes continue too pour in for the former Wales manager Gary Speed.\r\n\r\nHe was found dead at his home yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nThe Football Association of Wales is due to hold a news conference this\r\nlunchtime.\r\n\r\nThese fans outside the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff tell Sky Sports News\r\nSpeed was a legend to them.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S017\r\nOUT WORDS: to him\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100119.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 4 months after the summer riots in England, an official report into the disturbances is released later.\r\n\r\nAn independent panel has been examining the causes and how communities responded.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cock</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Frankie Cocozza is apparently being lined up for Celebrity Big Brother.\r\n\r\nThe former X Factor star has been hitting the headlines ever since he was axed from the show for his controversial behaviour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries took a point from their game against Oldham on Saturday..which sees them move up to 15th in league one.\r\n\r\nIt ended nil nil at the seward stadium.Sub Charlie Sheringham came closest to scoring for Bournemouth when he hit the bar in injury time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (430,'2011-11-29 06:43:01','222402 222315 222400 222405 222399','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tuesd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have interviewed England captain John Terry over allegations he racially abused another player.\r\n\r\nTerry is accused of making racist comments to Anton Ferdinand during a Premier League match last month.\r\n\r\nHe was interviewed under caution and wasn\'t arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 ECONOMY CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor is expected to announce the creation of a quarter of a million\r\nfree nursery or childcare places so that parents can get back to work.\r\n\r\nGeorge Osbourne will set out the plans as part of his Autumn Statement which\r\nhe hopes will stimulate growth in our sluggish economy.\r\n\r\nSky\'s chief political correspondent Jon Craig says the extra nursery places\r\nwill be for children as young as two:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: to 260\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200017.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bridgwater could get a brand new Primary School.\r\n\r\nA consulation\'s underway to find out what local people think about a 200 and ten place school with seven classes and a nursery - to be built by 2013.\r\n\r\nThe plans are on the Somerset County Council website and details of a public meeting are to be announced soon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor will return to court later to be sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray faces up to four years in jail after being found guilty by a jury who ruled he gave the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEAFRONT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s seafront improvements have won the town an award...\r\n\r\nThe 34 million pound project  - which includes changes to the promenade and Princess Royal Square development - has won the Royal Town Planning Institute South West Award...\r\n\r\nThe judges said the scheme\'s stimulated wider regeneration in Weston.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (431,'2011-11-29 07:02:39','222403 222413 222406 222414 222415 222416','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesda 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have interviewed England captain John Terry over allegations he racially abused another player.\r\n\r\nTerry is accused of making racist comments to Anton Ferdinand during a Premier League match last month.\r\n\r\nHe was interviewed under caution and wasn\'t arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINTER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth won\'t to a standstill should we have a repeat of last year\'s big freeze.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the Council - who say they have eighteen hundred tonnes of road salt in stock, and a team of gritters ready to go 24-7 this winter.\r\n\r\nAnd they plan to use their Twitter page to let local people know exactly what\'s going on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor will return to court later to be sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray faces up to four years in jail after being found guilty by a jury who ruled he gave the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 men have been attacked in Bournemouth, after intervening in a row between a man and a woman.\r\n\r\nIt happened in the early hours of Wednesday the 16th of November outside Fresco cafe on Old Christchurch Road...but the police have only released the details now.\r\n\r\nAn 18 year old suffered serious facial injuries - the 2 others left before the police arrived - so they\'re now trying to find them and establish what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest opens this afternoon into the death of Wales manager Gary Speed.\r\n\r\nThe 42 year old was found dead at his home in Cheshire on Sunday.\r\n\r\nTributes will be paid to Speed before a number of this evening\'s matches.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The quarter-finals of the Carling Cup kick off tonight, and there are some big clashes.\r\n\r\nPremier League leaders Manchester City head to Arsenal, while Chelsea host Liverpool.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (432,'2011-11-29 08:02:45','222432 222430 222429 222433 222431 222434','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesda 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s been questioned by police about alleged racist comments he made to another player.\r\n\r\nThe England captain was interviewed under caution on Friday - but not arrested. He denies the claims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINTER 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth council say they\'re prepared - in case we have a \r\nrepeat of last year\'s big freeze.\r\n\r\n18 hundred tonnes of road salt is in stock, and a team of gritters ready to go 24-7 this winter.\r\n\r\nThey\'re also going to use their Twitter page to let local people know exactly what\'s going on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>money 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Osborne is expected to double free childcare places for two-year-olds in his Autumn statement later.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also set to delay in the 3 pence increase in fuel duty planned for January, and cap rail fare increases.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor will return to court later to be sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray faces up to four years in jail after he gave the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s suffered serious facial injuries - when he was attacked after getting involved in a row between a man and a woman in a Bournemouth street..\r\n\r\nIt happened outside Fresco cafe on Old Christchurch Road in the early hours of November the 16th.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find 2 other men who were assaulted but left the scene before officers arrived - to find out what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 1-point-5-million tickets for the Olympic football tournaments go back on sale today.\r\n\r\nThere are seats still available to see both the men\'s and women\'s Team GB sides in the group stages.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (433,'2011-11-29 08:29:24','222421 222432 222433 222447 222446 222448','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tuesda 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 ECONOMY JOHNSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Osborne is expected to double free childcare places for two-year-olds in\r\nhis Autumn statement later.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also set to delay in the 3 pence increase in fuel duty planned for\r\nJanuary, and cap rail fare increases. \r\n\r\nThere will be help with small businesses, with tax breaks for investors.\r\n\r\nBut Institute of Fiscal Studies director Paul Johnson says we won\'t\r\nnecessarily be better off for a while:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: OF INFLATION\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200107.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s been questioned by police about alleged racist comments he made to another player.\r\n\r\nThe England captain was interviewed under caution on Friday - but not arrested. He denies the claims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor will return to court later to be sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray faces up to four years in jail after he gave the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans have been revealed for a new primary school in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt will cater for 210 pupils in 7 classes and a nursery...\r\n\r\nA consulation\'s underway to find out what local people think...The plans are on the Somerset County Council website and details of a public meeting are to be announced soon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEAFRONT 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston new and improved seafront has won another award...\r\n\r\nThis time, the 34 million pound project  - which includes changes to the promenade and Princess Royal Square development - has won the Royal Town Planning Institute South West Award...\r\n\r\nThe judges said it\'s also helped to regenerate other areas of the town.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>vic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Victoria Beckham broke down in tears as she picked up a top prize at the British Fashioon Awards..\r\n\r\nShe beat the likes of Stella McCartney and Burberry to take the Best Designer Brand prize..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (434,'2011-11-29 09:02:10','222463 222422 222462 222406 222464 222416','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tuesda 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England captain John Terry has been questioned by police over claims he racially abused Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nHe was interviewed under caution - Terry denies the allegations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINTER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth won\'t come to a standstill should we have a repeat of last year\'s big freeze.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the Council - who say they have eighteen hundred tonnes of road salt in stock, and a team of gritters ready to go 24-7 this winter.\r\n\r\nAnd they plan to use their Twitter page to let local people know exactly what\'s going on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>money 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The chancellor George Osborne\'s expected to promise help for working families in his Autumn budget later.\r\n\r\nHis plans will include doubling the number of two-year-olds in free childcare, and a freeze in fuel tax.\r\n\r\nBut benefits could be squeezed with below-inflation increases.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor will return to court later to be sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray faces up to four years in jail after being found guilty by a jury who ruled he gave the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An 18 year old man\'s suffered serious facial injuries - after getting involved in a row between a man and a woman in a Bournemouth street..\r\n\r\nHe was attacked outside Fresco cafe on Old Christchurch Road in the early hours of November the 16th.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find 2 other men who were assaulted but left the scene before officers arrived - to find out what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The quarter-finals of the Carling Cup kick off tonight, and there are some big clashes.\r\n\r\nPremier League leaders Manchester City head to Arsenal, while Chelsea host Liverpool.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (435,'2011-11-30 06:53:14','222922 222687 222834 222912 222923 222759','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 50 schools in North Somerset will be closed today, as teachers join more than 16 thousand public sector workers on strike in Somerset...\r\n\r\nThey\'re angry over the government\'s planned changes to pensions...which will make them pay more and work longer...\r\n\r\nNancy is a teacher from Worle:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\nLibraries in Weston, Banwell, Congresbury and Nailsea are shut today and there could be problems at Bristol Airport as immigration officials there join the strike...\r\n\r\nNigel Costley is from the TUC South West\r\n\r\nCLIP TUC SW 2\r\n\r\nIt\'s not just in Somerset that workers are striking either - this is happeneing across the country...\r\n\r\nThe Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Danny Alexander - has been leading the pension reform negotiations with Unions on behalf of the government.\r\n\r\nHe believes they should have allowed the talks to continue before taking action.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: service pensions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 1.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TUC SW 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nigel Costley from the TUC South West told us what\'ll happen in North Somerset:\r\n\r\nCLIP TUC SW 2\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TUC SW 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\TUC SW 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 STRIKES-add ALEXANDER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: add cut)\r\n\r\nThe Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Danny Alexander - has been leading the\r\nnegotiations on behalf of the government.\r\n\r\nHe believes unions should have allowed the talks to continue before taking\r\naction.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: service pensions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300016.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s brother Jermaine has said the four-year sentence handed to the star\'s former doctor is \"not enough\".\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given the maximum jail term yesterday for the involuntary manslaughter of the star...after he was found guilty of giving him a fatal dose of anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales football manager Gary Speed has described his wife and children as the thing he \"cherished the most\" in an interview given shortly before his death at the weekend.\r\n\r\nSpeaking to FourFourTwo magazine, the 42-year-old dad-of-two said his family meant \"everything\" to him.\r\n\r\nHe said they were more important than any medal he had won during his lengthy career.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Channel Four\'s teen drama Skins is being shot on Berrow Beach today.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor Council says \'having returned from filming in Morrocco, the production company needed a sand and dune based location close to Bristol\' - and \'Berrow ticked all the boxes\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (436,'2011-11-30 07:03:27','222920 222834 222913 222924 222774 222925','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Every school in Bournemouth, except one, will be closed today, as teachers join more than 5 thousand public sector workers here on strike...\r\n\r\nThey\'re angry over the government\'s planned changes to pensions...which will make them pay more and work longer...\r\n\r\nMany schools in Poole and Christchurch are also affected\r\n\r\nDonna\'s a primary school teacher in Dorset:\r\n\r\nCLIP DORSET TEACHER 1\r\n\r\nBin collections are expected to be disrupted and Poole lifting bridge is going to be shut to vehicles as it will remain in a raised position all day.\r\n\r\nMillions of others across the UK are also walking out and there \r\ncould be problems at Heathrow as immigration officials there join the strike - but Bournemouth airport say they don\'t expect too much disruption.\r\n\r\nThe Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Danny Alexander - has been leading the pension reform negotiations with Unions on behalf of the government.\r\n\r\nHe believes they should have allowed the talks to continue before taking action.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: service pensions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKES DORSET TEACHER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 STRIKES-add ALEXANDER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: add cut)\r\n\r\nThe Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Danny Alexander - has been leading the\r\nnegotiations on behalf of the government.\r\n\r\nHe believes unions should have allowed the talks to continue before taking\r\naction.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: service pensions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300016.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s brother Jermaine has said the four-year sentence handed to the star\'s former doctor is \"not enough\".\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given the maximum jail term yesterday for the involuntary manslaughter of the star...after he was found guilty of giving him a fatal dose of anaesthetic propofol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales football manager Gary Speed has described his wife and children as the thing he \"cherished the most\" in an interview given shortly before his death at the weekend.\r\n\r\nSpeaking to FourFourTwo magazine, the 42-year-old dad-of-two said his family meant \"everything\" to him.\r\n\r\nHe said they were more important than any medal he had won during his lengthy career.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FAIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole are looking for a car which failed to stop when requested by officers.\r\n\r\nThe small blue hatchback, which had \'L\' plates on, was driving through the Rossmore area last Thursday night.\r\n\r\nDetectives also want to speak to a woman who did stop to speak to an officer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has described his side\'s Carling Cup defeat as unacceptable.\r\n\r\nThe Blues went down 2-0 to Liverpool in their quarter-final tie.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (437,'2011-11-30 07:42:58','222932 222837 222937 222940 222939','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 16 and a half thousand public sector workers in Somerset are striking today..to protest against proposed changes to pensions.\r\n\r\nThe government want them to pay more and work longer..\r\n\r\nIn North Somerset almost 50 schools are closed completely as teachers and support workers join the walkout.\r\n\r\nNancy is a teacher from Worle - she tells Nova news what she\'ll be doing today:\r\n\r\nCLIP 2\r\n\r\nLibraries in places like Weston, Banwell, Congresbury and Nailsea are also shut today as staff there join the strike and if you\'re off on holiday from Bristol Airport today be prepared for a few queues as immigration officials also walk out.\r\n\r\nNigel Costley\'s from the TUC South West...he says people are supporting the strike:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nDuring his Autumn Statement yesterday, the Chancellor urged union leaders to cancel the walkout in favour of talks.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: the negotiations\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 2.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 STRIKES-add OSBORNE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: add cut)\r\n\r\nDuring his Autumn Statement yesterday, the Chancellor urged union leaders to\r\ncancel the walkout in favour of talks.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: the negotiations\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300019.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been described as a \'disgrace to the medical profession\'.\r\n\r\nThe judge who sentenced Michael Jackson\'s doctor to four years behind bars added he was a \"danger to the community.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 10 football players have asked for counselling to help them come to terms with Wales manager Gary Speed\'s death.\r\n\r\nThe Sporting Chance Clinic says it\'s been surprised by the number that have called since his death on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKINS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Filming for Channel Four\'s teen drama Skins is being done on Berrow Beach today.\r\n\r\nThe company were looking for a sand and dune based location close to Bristol - and apparently \'Berrow ticked all the boxes\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (438,'2011-11-30 08:03:32','222951 222949 222937 222953 222952','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 5 thousand public sector workers in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch are striking today..to protest against proposed changes to pensions.\r\n\r\nThe government want them to pay more and work longer..\r\n\r\nThat\'s what Donna - who\'s a primary school teacher in Dorset is worried out:\r\n\r\nCLIP DORSET TEACHER 2\r\n\r\nShe\'s one of many teachers who have walked out today - which means all schools except one in Bournemouth are closed...and many others in Poole and Christchurch are affected too.\r\n\r\nPoole lifting bridge is shut to vehicles...some of us may not get our bins collected and the local ambulance trust is asking us to only call 999 in an emergency as NHS staff join council workers in the walkout.\r\n\r\nUnions have organised a big rally in Bournemouth central gardens from 12...and another demo is being held in Poole park..\r\n\r\nThese strikes are taking places across the country with around 2 million workers walking out - Chancellor George Osborne says today\'s strike is pointless and wants unions to resume negotiations.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: EVER AFFORD\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKES DORSET TEACHER 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 STRIKES-add OSBORNE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(add-cut)\r\n\r\nChancellor George Osborne says today\'s strike is pointless and wants unions to\r\nresume negotiations.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: EVER AFFORD\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300114.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been described as a \'disgrace to the medical profession\'.\r\n\r\nThe judge who sentenced Michael Jackson\'s doctor to four years behind bars added he was a \"danger to the community.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FAIL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole are looking for a car which failed to stop when requested by officers.\r\n\r\nThey say the small blue hatchback, had \'L\' plates on, when it was driving through the Rossmore area last Thursday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester City are through to the semi-finals of the Carling Cup.\r\n\r\nThey won 1-0 at Arsenal last night.\r\n\r\nElsewhere in the competition, Liverpool beat Chelsea 2-0.\r\n\r\nCardiff won 2 nil against Blackburn.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (439,'2011-11-30 08:51:56','222966 222963 222967 222969 222939','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 50 schools in North Somerset are shut today, as teachers join more than 16 thousand public sector workers on strike in Somerset...\r\n\r\nThey\'re angry over the government\'s planned changes to pensions...which will make them pay more and work longer...\r\n\r\nNancy is a teacher from Worle - she says the strike is about the long-term, not just today:\r\n\r\nCLIP 3\r\n\r\nLibraries in Weston, Banwell, Congresbury and Nailsea are shut today and there could be problems at Bristol Airport as immigration officials there join the strike...\r\n\r\nIt\'s not just in Somerset that workers are striking either - this is happening across the country...\r\n\r\nNigel Costley is from the TUC in the South West\r\n\r\nCLIP TUC SW 3\r\n\r\nChancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal for public sector workers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 3.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 STRIKES-add OSBORNE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent\r\npensions deal for public sector workers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s brother says the four year jail sentence handed down to the star\'s former doctor is \"not enough\".\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given the maximum sentence yesterday for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There has been another arrest in the phone hacking investigation.\r\n\r\nA 31-year-old woman was detained in Northumberland earlier.\r\n\r\nOfficers say she was held in connection with conspiring to intercept communications.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKINS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Filming for Channel Four\'s teen drama Skins is being done on Berrow Beach today.\r\n\r\nThe company were looking for a sand and dune based location close to Bristol - and apparently \'Berrow ticked all the boxes\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (440,'2011-11-30 09:04:26','222976 222963 222975 222974 222953 222925','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKES 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Every school in Bournemouth, except one, is closed today, as teachers join more than 5 thousand other public sector workers here on strike...\r\n\r\nThey\'re angry over the government\'s planned changes to pensions...which will make them pay more and work longer...\r\n\r\nMany schools in Poole and Christchurch are also affected\r\n\r\nDorset primary school teacher Donna says striking is a last resort:\r\n\r\nCLIP DORSET TEACHER 3\r\n\r\nBin collections are expected to be disrupted and Poole lifting bridge is shut to vehicles all day..\r\n\r\nA rally taking place in the centre of Bournemouth from 12...and there\'s also a demo at Poole park.\r\n\r\nMillions of others across the UK are also walking out and there \r\ncould be problems at Heathrow as immigration officials there join the strike - but Bournemouth airport say they don\'t expect too much disruption.\r\n\r\nChancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal for public sector workers though:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKES DORSET TEACHER 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 STRIKES-add OSBORNE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent\r\npensions deal for public sector workers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s brother says the four year jail sentence handed down to the star\'s former doctor is \"not enough\".\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given the maximum sentence yesterday for the involuntary manslaughter of the singer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There has been another arrest in the phone hacking investigation.\r\n\r\nA 31-year-old woman was detained in Northumberland earlier.\r\n\r\nOfficers say she was held in connection with conspiring to intercept communications.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FAIL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole are looking for a car which failed to stop when requested by officers.\r\n\r\nThey say the small blue hatchback, had \'L\' plates on, when it was driving through the Rossmore area last Thursday night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has described his side\'s Carling Cup defeat as unacceptable.\r\n\r\nThe Blues went down 2-0 to Liverpool in their quarter-final tie.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (441,'2011-11-30 09:49:20','222989 222963 222991 222996 222990','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 16 and a half thousand workers in Somerset are striking today..to protest against proposed changes to public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nThe government wants them to pay more and work longer..\r\n\r\nIn North Somerset almost 50 schools are closed completely as teachers and support workers join the walkout.\r\n\r\nNancy - a teacher from Worle - says the average teachers will be over a thousand pounds a year worse off under the proposed changes:\r\n\r\nCLIP 4\r\n\r\nLibraries in places like Weston, Congresbury and Nailsea are also shut today as staff there join the strike..\r\n\r\nAcross the country around 2 million people - including NHS staff, immigration official and council staff have walked out.\r\n\r\nChancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal for public sector workers though:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 4.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 STRIKES-add OSBORNE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent\r\npensions deal for public sector workers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating phone hacking say they\'ve arrested a 31-year-old woman in Northumberland.\r\n\r\nShe\'s being held on suspicion of conspiring to intercept communications.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>advert 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Marks and Spencer lingerie advert which appeared on the side of buses has been banned for being \"overtly sexual\" and unsuitable for children.\r\n\r\nThe poster, which pictured a stocking-clad woman kneeling on a bed in a suggestive pose, was judged to be \"socially irresponsible\" by the Advertising Standards Agency.\r\n\r\nThe store has to remove it from all outdoor displays.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Channel Four\'s teen drama Skins is being shot on Berrow Beach today.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor Council says having returned from filming in Morrocco - the production company were looking for a sand and dune based location close to Bristol - and \'Berrow ticked all the boxes\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (442,'2011-11-30 10:04:16','223005 223001 222937 222991 222983 222995','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKES 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 5 thousand workers in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch are striking today..to protest against proposed changes to public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nThe government want them to pay more and work longer..\r\n\r\nAmong those walking out are NHS staff, council workers and teachers..which has meant most of the schools in Bournemouth poole and Christchurch have had to close...\r\n\r\nDonna - a primary school teacher in Dorset says she\'s striking to try and make the government listen:\r\n\r\nCLIP DORSET TEACHER 4\r\n\r\nBecause of the strikes - Poole lifting bridge is shut to vehicles...some of us may not get our bins collected and the local ambulance trust is asking us to only call 999 in an emergency as NHS staff join council workers in the walkout.\r\n\r\nUnions have organised a big rally in Bournemouth central gardens from 12...and another demo is being held in Poole park..\r\n\r\nCabinet Office Minister Francis Maude says it\'s the wrong time to strike.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 036\r\nOUT WORDS: COMPLETE NONSENSE\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKES DORSET TEACHER 4.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>036 STRIKES-ADD MAUDE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude says it\'s the wrong time to strike.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 036\r\nOUT WORDS: COMPLETE NONSENSE\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300145.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been described as a \'disgrace to the medical profession\'.\r\n\r\nThe judge who sentenced Michael Jackson\'s doctor to four years behind bars added he was a \"danger to the community.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating phone hacking say they\'ve arrested a 31-year-old woman in Northumberland.\r\n\r\nShe\'s being held on suspicion of conspiring to intercept communications.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORONER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coroner\'s trying to find the family of a man who recently died in Highcliffe...\r\n\r\nIf you are related to Eugene Andrews who was about 80 when he died from natural causes - get in touch with us here at Fire and we\'ll pass your details on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Cardiff City are just 180-minutes from Wembley, after booking their place in the semi finals of the Carling Cup.\r\n\r\nThey beat Blackburn 2-0 last night.\r\n\r\nManchester City and Liverpool are also through.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (443,'2011-11-30 10:56:37','223026 222963 223023 223018 222983 223027','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A big ralley is being held in Bournemouth town centre in an hours time - as public sector workers protest against planned changes to their pensions.\r\n\r\nLoads of professions have joined picket lines including nurses...immigration officials and teachers - which means all schools, except one has had to close in Bournemouth and lessons have also been cancelled in Poole and Christchurch.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all angry that the government wants to make them pay more into their pensions and work for longer.\r\n\r\nNigel Costley\'s from the TUC in the South West:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nA rally taking place in Bournemouth central gardens at 12...and there\'s also a demo at Poole park.\r\n\r\nAltogether around 2 million public sector works have walked out across the country but Chancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TUC SW 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 STRIKES-add OSBORNE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent\r\npensions deal for public sector workers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: TAXPAYERS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year-old woman has been arrested in Northumberland over phone hacking.\r\n\r\nOfficers say she was held in connection with conspiring to intercept communications.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Alastair Campbell has arrived to give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards.\r\n\r\nBut details of his testimony have already been leaked to a blogger.\r\n\r\nA draft of the former Number 10 communications director\'s written evidence was posted online on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORONER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coroner\'s trying to find the family of a man who recently died in Highcliffe...\r\n\r\nIf you are related to Eugene Andrews who was about 80 when he died from natural causes - get in touch with us here at Fire and we\'ll pass your details on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mix 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Little Mix have revealed they want to duet with their mentor Tulisa if they get to the X factor final. \r\n\r\nThe girls are favourites to win the competition.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (444,'2011-11-30 11:31:33','223043 223044 222984 223046 223027','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKE 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of public sector workers from North Somerset are marching through Bristol right now - to protest against planned changes to pensions.\r\n\r\nAmong those striking today are council workers...immigration officials..nurses and teachers - which has meant nearly 50 schools in North Somerset have had to shut today.\r\n\r\nThey\'re angry at having to pay more into their funds and work for longer.\r\n\r\nNancy is a teacher from Worle - she says the strike is about the long-term, not just today:\r\n\r\nCLIP 3\r\n\r\nLibraries in Weston, Banwell and Nailsea are shut today and there could be a few problems at Bristol Airport..\r\n\r\nThe Chancellor George Osbourne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal though - and says they this strike by public sector workers is futile and won\'t achieve anything...\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WSM Teacher Nancy 3.mp3\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 3.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tony Blair\'s former press secretary Alaistair Campbell has accused the tabloid press of being \"putrid\".\r\n\r\nHe\'s told the Leveson inquiry into standards in the media that papers are struggling to keep up with the immediacy of news in the age of Twitter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A drug-dealer from Burnham - has been ordered to pay back more than 2 thousand pounds he made from his crimes...\r\n\r\nEric Freeman who\'s 47 was jailed for a year in September...after he was caught with loads of amphetamine and weighing scales.\r\n\r\nIf he doesn\'t stump up the cash - he could face more jail time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year-old woman has been arrested by detectives investigating phone hacking at News International.\r\n\r\nBethany Usher is a former reporter at the News of the World, and now lectures in journalism on Teesside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mix 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Little Mix have revealed they want to duet with their mentor Tulisa if they get to the X factor final. \r\n\r\nThe girls are favourites to win the competition.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (445,'2011-11-30 11:59:29','223064 223045 223047 222982 223063','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKES 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of public sector staff are gathering in Bournemouth town centre for a big rally this lunchtime - against proposed changes to their pensions.\r\n\r\nThey\'re striking today because the government want to make them pay more and work for longer\r\n\r\nOur reporter James Andrew is at the central gardens for us - so James what\'s happening down there?\r\n\r\nJAMES CLIP\r\n\r\n\r\nB/A\r\n\r\nAnd similar demos are being held across the UK as around 2 million public sector workers walk out.\r\n\r\nThe Chancellor George Osbourne maintains the government\'s proposing a decent pensions deal though - and says they this strike by public sector workers is futile and won\'t achieve anything...\r\n\r\nAnd in the last half an hour Poole council have told us the lifting bridge IS OPEN to vehicles again until atleast 7 tonight..It was shut this morning because of the strikes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tony Blair\'s former press secretary Alaistair Campbell has accused the tabloid press of being \"putrid\".\r\n\r\nHe\'s told the Leveson inquiry into standards in the media that papers are struggling to keep up with the immediacy of news in the age of Twitter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year-old woman has been arrested by detectives investigating phone hacking at News International.\r\n\r\nBethany Usher is a former reporter at the News of the World, and now lectures in journalism on Teesside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bright yellow markers are being used to show how bad the dog mess probem is at Purewell Meadows in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nThe police and council have been putting the markers next to every pile of poo they find - and the meadows are covered in them.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now stepping up patrols in the area to catch and fine people not clearing up after their pets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>potter 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The final film in the Harry Potter series has become the most pre-ordered Film and TV product of all-time. \r\n\r\nAccording to Amazon, the movie has beaten the long-standing record-holder \'Mamma Mia!\'\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (446,'2011-11-30 12:41:01','223091 223029 223092 223094 222984 223095','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wednesd 1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova\'s been speaking to some of the workers who\'ve gone on strike today - over changes to public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nNurses, job centre staff and teachers are just some of the staff who\'ve walked out in North Somerset today..angry that the government want to make them pay more for their pensions and work longer.\r\n\r\nNancy\'s a teacher from Worle. She says the average teachers will be over a thousand pounds a year worse off under the proposed changes:\r\n\r\nCLIP 4\r\n\r\nDozens of schools have had to close - and many staff are at a rally in Bristol this lunchtime...one of a thousand taking places across the UK..as they try and get the governemnt to change their mind.\r\n\r\nHealth secretary Andrew Lansley says negotiation remains the route to a satisfactory outcome though.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: our discussions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WSM Teacher Nancy 4.mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>045 STRIKES-ADD LANSLEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Health secretary Andrew Lansley says negotiation remains the route to a\r\nsatisfactory outcome.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: our discussions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300165.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Downing Street press secretary Alastair Campbell says he has direct knowledge of phone hacking and other dubious practices.\r\n\r\nHe\'s told the Leveson inquiry into newspaper standards that he\'s woken up in the night to find people going through his dustbins.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year-old woman has been arrested by detectives investigating phone hacking at News International.\r\n\r\nBethany Usher is a lecturer in journalism at Teesside University.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A drug-dealer from Burnham - has been ordered to pay back more than 2 thousand pounds he made from his crimes...\r\n\r\nEric Freeman who\'s 47 was jailed for a year in September...after he was caught with loads of amphetamine and weighing scales.\r\n\r\nIf he doesn\'t stump up the cash - he could face more jail time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael is slowly getting better after he fell ill with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe 48-year-old is being treated at a Vienna hospital - Doctors say the singer had been in intensive care because of the \"severity\" of the illness.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (447,'2011-11-30 12:57:40','223096 223029 223075 223092 223095 223100','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEACHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fire\'s been speaking to some of the workers who\'ve gone on strike today - over changes to public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nNurses, job centre staff and teachers are just some of the staff who\'ve walked out in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch today..angry that the government want to make them pay more for their pensions and work longer.\r\n\r\nDonna works at a primary school in Dorset:\r\n\r\nCLIP teacher 1\r\n\r\nHundreds of schools have had to close...and a rally\'s underway at the Royal Bath hotel in Bournemouth town centre...\r\n\r\nWorkers here join around 2 million across the country who\'ve walked out today as they try and get the government to change their minds.\r\n\r\nHealth secretary Andrew Lansley says negotiation remains the route to a satisfactory outcome though.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: our discussions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKES DORSET TEACHER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>045 STRIKES-ADD LANSLEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Health secretary Andrew Lansley says negotiation remains the route to a\r\nsatisfactory outcome.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: our discussions\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300165.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike add</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile - enough staff have turned up for work at Poole lifting bridge - which means it\'s back open now until atleast 7pm tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Downing Street press secretary Alastair Campbell says he has direct knowledge of phone hacking and other dubious practices.\r\n\r\nHe\'s told the Leveson inquiry into newspaper standards that he\'s woken up in the night to find people going through his dustbins.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>george 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Michael is slowly getting better after he fell ill with pneumonia.\r\n\r\nThe 48-year-old is being treated at a Vienna hospital - Doctors say the singer had been in intensive care because of the \"severity\" of the illness.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Patrols are being stepped up in Christchurch - to catch people who don\'t clean up their dogs mess.\r\n\r\nThe police and council have been putting bright yellow markers next to every pile of poo they find on Purewell Meadows - and it\'s covered in them.\r\n\r\nAnyone caught not cleaning up - will be fined 50 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (448,'2011-11-30 13:48:21','223119 223112 223120 223121 222982','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wednesd 2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STRIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Public sector workers who\'ve gone on strike today have been telling Fire just why they wanted to join the walkout:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nNurses, job centre staff and teachers are just some of those who\'ve joined picket lines in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch today..Many also turned out for a big rally in Bournemouth town centre this lunchtime..\r\n\r\nThey\'ve joined around 2 million other workers across the UK on stike - which is affecting bin collections, passport control at airports and some hospitals.\r\n\r\nPoole lifting bridge had been shut to traffic because of strikes - but enough staff have now turned up for work which means it\'s open until at least 7 o clock tonight.\r\n\r\nDuring prime Minister\'s Questions - David Cameron David said it gave him no pleasure to see public services affected:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 066\r\nOUT WORDS: RESPONSIBLE DECISIONS\r\nDuration: 8\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STRIKERS VOX 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>066 STRIKES-add CAMERON5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron told PMQs it gave him no pleasure to see public services\r\naffected:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 066\r\nOUT WORDS: RESPONSIBLE DECISIONS\r\nDuration: 8\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:12]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300223.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>leveson 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Downing Street press secretary Alastair Campbell says he has direct knowledge of phone hacking and other dubious practices.\r\n\r\nHe\'s told the Leveson inquiry into newspaper standards that he\'s woken up in the night to find people going through his dustbins.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year-old woman has been arrested by detectives investigating phone hacking at News International.\r\n\r\nBethany Usher is a former reporter at the News of the World, and now lectures in journalism.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bright yellow markers are being used to show how bad the dog mess probem is at Purewell Meadows in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nThe police and council have been putting the markers next to every pile of poo they find - and the meadows are covered in them.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now stepping up patrols in the area to catch and fine people not clearing up after their pets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (449,'2011-12-01 06:52:42','223370 223368 223366 223372 223192 223359','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s back to work for thousands of public sector workers in North Somerset today - following the biggest walkout in a generation yesterday...\r\n\r\nThe unions hailed it a \'huge triumph\' but the Prime Minister called it a \"damp squib\".\r\n\r\nSteven Hollaway, who runs a coach hire firm in Bristol, spent yesterday counting the cost:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: lost revenue\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\nMinisters and unions will now hold more talks to resolve the dispute over pension reforms...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 STRIKES HOLLAWAY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Steven Hollaway of Charlton Coach Hire in Shirehampton, Bristol)\r\n\r\nMinisters and unions will hold more talks today to try to resolve the dispute\r\nover pension reforms.\r\n\r\nHundreds of thousands of public sector employees are returning to work after\r\nyesterday\'s strikes.\r\n\r\nBoth sides remain at odds over the impact, after the prime minister branded\r\nthe walkout a \'damp squib.\'\r\n\r\nSteven Hollaway, who runs a coach hire firm, spent yesterday counting the\r\ncost:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: lost revenue\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400087.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset police are asking us to report our friends and family - if they drink drive this Christmas..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the start of their annual month-long crackdown - Operation Tonic today...\r\n\r\nSince 2002 - it\'s seen over two thousand drivers in the area lose their licence - but each year has seen a decrease in offences.\r\n\r\nChief Inspector John Holt is head of the roads policing unit:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE NOVA 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\DRINK DRIVE NOVA 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coffee 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s being claimed today that pregnant women should avoid High Street coffee.\r\n\r\nA group of scientists say they\'ve found huge variations in the amount of caffeine in drinks - one coffee shop\'s offering was SIX times stronger than another.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the stars of Only Fools and Horses will turn on Weston\'s Christmas lights later.\r\n\r\nJohn Challis - better known as Boycie, and soon to appear in Aladdin at The Playhouse - will flip the switch at the Italian Gardens at six P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gifts 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And get this....More than a quarter of us intend to lavish gifts on our bosses this Christmas.\r\n\r\nMany will apparently spend nearly 30 pounds in the hope it will help us keep our jobs!\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (450,'2011-12-01 07:03:27','223360 223355 223361 223359 223351 223358','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursday 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s back to work for thousands of public sector workers in Dorset today - following the biggest walkout in a generation yesterday...\r\n\r\nThe unions hailed it a \'huge triumph\' but the Prime Minister called it a \"damp squib\".\r\n\r\nMinisters and unions will now hold more talks to resolve the dispute over pension reforms...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police are asking us to shop our friends and family - if they drink drive this Christmas..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the start of their annual month-long crackdown today...\r\n\r\nInspector Matt Butler says there\'ll be more traffic patrols and breath checks until the New year:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRINK DRIVE 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>arrows 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The funeral of a Red Arrows pilot who died after being ejected from his plane at the team\'s base will take place this morning in Coventry.\r\n\r\nFlight Leftenant Sean Cunningham died in Lincolnshire in November - just months after Jon Egging was killed when his plane crashed in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gifts 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And get this....More than a quarter of us intend to lavish gifts on our bosses this Christmas.\r\n\r\nMany will apparently spend nearly 30 pounds in the hope it will help us keep our jobs!\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WILCOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are set to appoint Russ Wilcox as their new Assistant Manager...\r\n\r\nThe former Scunthorpe defender has worked in all 4 divisions of the football league including a spell with Burnley in the Premiership last year.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old will sign an 18 month contract today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Manchester United have crashed out of the Carling Cup at the hands of Crystal Palace.\r\n\r\nThe Championship side won 2-1 after extra time last night - and will meet Cardiff in the semi-final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (451,'2011-12-01 08:03:03','223392 223388 223371 223394 223389 223393','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursdays 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools across Dorset are re-opening this morning and transport services are getting back to normal after yesterday\'s public sector strikes.\r\n\r\nTalks will also resume between unions and the government over pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As the countdown to Christmas starts - so does Dorset police\'s annual crackdown on drink driving...\r\n\r\nThis year they\'re asking us to dob in friends and family who get behind the wheel drunk:\r\n\r\nInspector Matt Butler:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nExtra patrols will be also be carried out on our roads and don\'t be surprised if you\'re pulled over for a roadside check either.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRINK DRIVE 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>water 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You wouldn\'t think it after the last few days - but it\'s been the driest year on record across south, central and eastern England.\r\n\r\nResevoir levels in some areas are well below what they should be and are falling fast.\r\n\r\nSouth East Water has applied for a drought order to increase the amount it takes from local rivers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>swear 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And it seems swearing when you\'re in pain really does help.\r\n\r\nResearchers from Keele University say they\'ve found the use of naughty words increases our pain tolerance and heart rate compared to cleaner language.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WILCOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have found their new assistant manager...\r\n\r\nFormer Scunthorpe Defender Russ Wilcox has worked in all 4 divisions of the football league including a spell with Burnley in the Premiership in 2010.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old will sign an 18 month contract with the club  today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Sir Alex Ferguson\'s apologised to Manchester United fans, after they watched their team crash out of the Carling Cup to Crystal Palace.\r\n\r\nThe Championship side won 2-1 at Old Trafford after extra time last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (452,'2011-12-01 08:18:49','223399 223398 223400 223401 223394','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursdays 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools across North Somerset are re-opening this morning and transport services are getting back to normal after yesterday\'s public sector strikes.\r\n\r\nTalks will also resume between unions and the government over pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As the countdown to Christmas starts - so does Avon and Somerset police\'s annual crackdown on drink driving...\r\n\r\nThis year they\'re asking us to report friends and family who get behind the wheel drunk:\r\n\r\nExtra patrols will be also be carried out on our roads so don\'t be surprised if you\'re pulled over for a roadside check either.\r\n\r\nChief Inspector John Holt says the number of offences has been cut every year since 2002:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE NOVA 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\DRINK DRIVE NOVA 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dementia 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new study claims two hours spent keeping the mind and body busy everyday can help to fight the advance of dementia.\r\n\r\nThe research from Germany says it can be as effective at as drug treatment.\r\n\r\nThe therapy was carried out in nursing homes and involved a series of everyday games, puzzles and tasks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the stars of Only Fools and Horses will be doing the big Christmas Light switch on in Weston later..\r\n\r\nJohn Challis - better known as Boycie - will flip the switch at the Italian Gardens at six P-M.\r\n\r\nHe\'s soon to appear as Alladin at the Playhouse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>swear 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And it seems swearing when you\'re in pain really does help.\r\n\r\nResearchers from Keele University say they\'ve found the use of naughty words increases our pain tolerance and heart rate compared to cleaner language.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (453,'2011-12-01 08:58:31','223410 223366 223371 223192 223409','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thursdays 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As thousands of public sector workers start back at work in North Somerset after yesterdays strike - the Government and unions are getting back around the negotiation table.\r\n\r\nThe row is over pensions - and saw around 2 million people walk out in protest yesterday forcing schools to shut and council services to be disrupted..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset police are asking us to report our friends and family - if they drink drive this Christmas..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the start of their annual month-long crackdown - Operation Tonic today...\r\n\r\nSince 2002 - it\'s seen over two thousand drivers in the area lose their licence - but each year has seen a decrease in offences.\r\n\r\nChief Inspector John Holt is head of the roads policing unit:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE NOVA 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\DRINK DRIVE NOVA 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>water 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You wouldn\'t think it after the last few days - but it\'s been the driest year on record across south, central and eastern England.\r\n\r\nResevoir levels in some areas are well below what they should be and are falling fast.\r\n\r\nSouth East Water has applied for a drought order to increase the amount it takes from local rivers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the stars of Only Fools and Horses will turn on Weston\'s Christmas lights later.\r\n\r\nJohn Challis - better known as Boycie, and soon to appear in Aladdin at The Playhouse - will flip the switch at the Italian Gardens at six P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a record-breaking year, Adele\'s picked up SIX nominations at the Grammy Awards.\r\n\r\nShe\'s up for all the major categories - including record, song and album of the year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (454,'2011-12-01 09:03:14','223408 223364 223361 223409 223351 223407','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursdays 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As thousands of public sector workers start back at work in Dorset after yesterdays strike - the Government and unions are getting back around the negotiation table.\r\n\r\nThe row is over pensions - and saw around 2 million people walk out in protest yesterday forcing schools to shut and council services to be disrupted..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police are asking us to shop our friends and family - if they drink drive this Christmas..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the start of their annual month-long crackdown today...\r\n\r\nInspector Matt Butler says there\'ll be more traffic patrols and breath checks until the New year:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRINK DRIVE 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>arrows 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The funeral of a Red Arrows pilot who died after being ejected from his plane at the team\'s base will take place this morning in Coventry.\r\n\r\nFlight Leftenant Sean Cunningham died in Lincolnshire in November - just months after Jon Egging was killed when his plane crashed in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a record-breaking year, Adele\'s picked up SIX nominations at the Grammy Awards.\r\n\r\nShe\'s up for all the major categories - including record, song and album of the year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WILCOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are set to appoint Russ Wilcox as their new Assistant Manager...\r\n\r\nThe former Scunthorpe defender has worked in all 4 divisions of the football league including a spell with Burnley in the Premiership last year.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old will sign an 18 month contract today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill and Mark Hughes are considered the front runners for the now vacant Sunderland managers job.\r\n\r\nSteve Bruce was sacked yesterday..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (455,'2011-12-01 09:12:26','223414 223388 223381 223394 223389 223393','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thursdays 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Unions will get back around a table with the government later, as talks over pensions resume following yesterday\'s strikes.\r\n\r\nThe walkouts were branded a \"damp squib\" by David Cameron.\r\n\r\nPublic sector staff are all back to work this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKDRIV2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As the countdown to Christmas starts - so does Dorset police\'s annual crackdown on drink driving...\r\n\r\nThis year they\'re asking us to dob in friends and family who get behind the wheel drunk:\r\n\r\nInspector Matt Butler:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nExtra patrols will be also be carried out on our roads and don\'t be surprised if you\'re pulled over for a roadside check either.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRINK DRIVE 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRINK DRIVE 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HELI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of Dorset\'s MP\'s will meet with David Cameron to talk about plans to scrap the Portland search and rescue helicopter..\r\n\r\nRichard Drax is fighting the proposed closure of the service saying it\'s potentailly dangerous..\r\n\r\nThe government says cutting 2 helicopters across the country will make the search and rescue service more effective.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>swear 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And it seems swearing when you\'re in pain really does help.\r\n\r\nResearchers from Keele University say they\'ve found the use of naughty words increases our pain tolerance and heart rate compared to cleaner language.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WILCOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have found their new assistant manager...\r\n\r\nFormer Scunthorpe Defender Russ Wilcox has worked in all 4 divisions of the football league including a spell with Burnley in the Premiership in 2010.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old will sign an 18 month contract with the club  today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Sir Alex Ferguson\'s apologised to Manchester United fans, after they watched their team crash out of the Carling Cup to Crystal Palace.\r\n\r\nThe Championship side won 2-1 at Old Trafford after extra time last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (456,'2011-12-02 06:49:41','223727 223590 223741 223579 223740','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova frida 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 corr-FUEL LYON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(corrects grammar, first sentence)\r\n\r\nOne in four households in Britain is now said to be so badly off that they\'re\r\nofficially suffering from fuel poverty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because of rises in energy prices and the squeeze on household budgets.\r\n\r\nWales and the east of England are the hardest hit regions.\r\n\r\nTom Lyon from USwitch, which carried out the research, says it\'s not likely to\r\nimprove in the short term.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: go up\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500082.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LGA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset Council\'s rejoined an organisation which acts as a \'talking shop\' for local authorities.\r\n\r\nMembership to the Local Government Association will cost the council around forty thousand pounds a year - but they say they\'ll save more because funding for things like libraries is increasingly delivered through the LGA... and the association will act on their behalf to try and reclaim money lost in Icelandic bank Landsbanki.\r\n\r\nIt also means council members could be eligable for roles on boards of the LGA.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of inspections of care homes in England has \"significantly\" fallen since a new watchdog came into force.\r\n\r\nThe National Audit Office says the Care Quality Commission isn\'t delivering value for money.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in North Somerset who have given up work to be a full-time carer could be missing out on benefits they\'re entitled to.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to Crossroads Care this Carers Rights Day.\r\n\r\nThey\'re hosting an information day inside the main foyer of Weston General Hospital for anyone in that position to find out more - but if you can\'t make it you can call 01934 411855.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>savage 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Strictly star Robbie Savage says his next dance will be dedicated to his football friend Gary Speed - who took his own life last week.\r\n\r\nRobbie\'s tweeted that it\'s been difficult to concentrate on rehearsals with his head \"all over the place.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (457,'2011-12-02 07:03:08','223749 223534 223750 223737 223738 223736','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frida 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to track down the owners of a dog which bit an elderly woman in a park.\r\n \r\nThe 79 year old was in Meryick Park on Sunday afternoon when it happened - she had to go to hospital because of the injuries caused to her hand.\r\n\r\n2 boys were with the staffy type dog..and they refused to tell the woman who they were.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIEF EXEC</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who oversaw the much-criticised surf reef has been named Bournemouth Council\'s new Chief Executive.\r\n\r\nTony Williams will take over from Pam Donellan, who\'s retiring in March - subject to Cabinet Members and the Full Council accepting him.\r\n\r\nHe says his priorities will include the regeneration of Boscombe and improving the seafront.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A quarter of households in Britain are now said to be so badly off that they\'re officially suffering from fuel poverty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because of rises in energy prices and the squeeze on household budgets.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s currently a 10 year waiting list to get your hands on one of Pooles 11 hundred beach huts - but now the council\'s looking at doing something about it.\r\n\r\nThey\'re suggesting bringing in a maximum loan period of 10 years...building more huts and offering more of them for short term lets.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to ask us what we think before making any final decisions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Peter Andre\'s coming to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n\r\nTickets go on sale this morning for his gig on December the 10th...\r\n\r\nMeanwhile tonight girlband the Saturdays are performing here in Bournemouth...some lucky Fire listeners will be going after winning ticket\'s on Dave\'s morning bit this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill\'s set to be named the new Sunderland manager.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being reported this morning the Northern Irishman has accepted an offer to succeed Steve Bruce at the Stadium of Light.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (458,'2011-12-02 07:07:20','223751','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>testing audio</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SANTA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: neiljarrett3 (3).mp3\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\neiljarrett3 (3).mp3\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (459,'2011-12-02 08:04:23','223758 223764 223762 223760 223761 223757','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frida 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An elderly woman\'s been bitten by a dog in a Bournemouth park..\r\n\r\nThe 79 year old had to go to hospital after the attack in Meyrick Park on Sunday.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to track down the owners as 2 boys who were with the staffy type dog refused to say why they were.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIEF 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who was in charge of the much-criticised surf reef has been named the new Cheif Exec of Bournemouth Council.\r\n\r\nTony Williams will take over from Pam Donellan, who\'s retiring in March - as long as he gets the backing of the full council.\r\n\r\nHe says the regeneration of Boscombe and improving the seafront...are his priorities.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in four families is so badly off they\'re officially classed as being in fuel poverty now.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being blamed on spiralling energy bills.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It could soon be easier to get your hands on one of Poole\'s 11 hundred beach huts...\r\n\r\nAt the moment there\'s a 10 year waiting list but the council\'s now suggesting bringing in a maximum loan period of 10 years...building more huts and offering more of them for short term lets...so people have more chance to use one.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to ask us what we think before making any final decisions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Girlband the Saturdays are at the BIC in Bournemouth tonight...and a bunch of lucky Fire listeners will be there after winning tickets on dave\'s morning bit..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile it\'s been announced that next winter Peter Andre will be performing here in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nTickets for his gig on December the 10th go on sale this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stoke have made it through to the last thirty-two of the Europa League.\r\n\r\nTheir 1-1 draw at home to Dynamo Kiev ensured their progress.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (460,'2011-12-02 08:50:30','223691 223602 223778 223777 223776 223775','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova frida 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 FUEL LYON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to a quarter of all households in England and Wales have fallen into fuel\r\npoverty because of soaring energy prices.\r\n\r\nWales and eastern England top the table - with a third spending 10 per cent or\r\nmore of their income on energy bills.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve risen by an average of 633 pounds in just over five years - to nearly\r\n13-hundred pounds a year.\r\n\r\nTom Lyon from USwitch says its research is worrying.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: large number\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500047.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LGA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset Council says rejoining an organisation which acts as a \'talking shop\' for local authorities will help them save money.\r\n\r\nMembership to the Local Government Association will cost the council around forty thousand pounds a year - but the council says the association will act on their behalf to try and reclaim money lost in Icelandic bank Landsbanki - and they can split costs for certain other issues.\r\n\r\nIt also means council members could be eligable for roles on boards connected with the organisation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pension 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The debate over public sector pensions goes to the High Court this morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll decide whether the Government acted unlawfully by changing the way annual increases are calculated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Patients in care homes in England are being put at risk, because the watchdog responsible for monitoring them isn\'t doing its job properly.\r\n\r\nThe Care Quality Commission\'s only completed half the number inspections it should have done.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARERS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s concerns today people in North Somerset who have given up work to be a full-time carer - could be missing out on benefits they\'re entitled to.\r\n\r\nCrossroads Care are holding an information day inside the main foyer of Weston Hospital today for anyone in that position to find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kardash 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kim Kardashian\'s husband says he wants their marriage annulled.\r\n\r\nKris Humphries\' lawyers have filed papers in court in LA - claiming fraud, although they don\'t give any details.\r\n\r\nShe applied for divorce in October - just 10 weeks after their wedding.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (461,'2011-12-02 09:02:13','223749 223763 223781 223737 223738 223782','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frida 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to track down the owners of a dog which bit an elderly woman in a park.\r\n \r\nThe 79 year old was in Meryick Park on Sunday afternoon when it happened - she had to go to hospital because of the injuries caused to her hand.\r\n\r\n2 boys were with the staffy type dog..and they refused to tell the woman who they were.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pensions 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The debate over public sector pensions goes to the High Court this morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll decide whether the Government acted unlawfully by changing the way annual increases are calculated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIEF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who oversaw the much-criticised surf reef has been named Bournemouth Council\'s new Chief Executive.\r\n\r\nTony Williams will take over from Pam Donellan, who\'s retiring in March - as long as he gets the backing of the full council.\r\n\r\nHe says his priorities include regenerating Boscombe and improving the seafront.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s currently a 10 year waiting list to get your hands on one of Pooles 11 hundred beach huts - but now the council\'s looking at doing something about it.\r\n\r\nThey\'re suggesting bringing in a maximum loan period of 10 years...building more huts and offering more of them for short term lets.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to ask us what we think before making any final decisions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Peter Andre\'s coming to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n\r\nTickets go on sale this morning for his gig on December the 10th...\r\n\r\nMeanwhile tonight girlband the Saturdays are performing here in Bournemouth...some lucky Fire listeners will be going after winning ticket\'s on Dave\'s morning bit this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England fans will find it difficult to buy tickets for the latter stages of Euro 2012 should Fabio Capello\'s team make it that far.\r\n\r\nUEFA will make only five thousand official tickets available for the quarter-finals and semis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (462,'2011-12-02 10:01:25','223811 223758 223764 223760 223774 223806','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire frida 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pension 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The debate over public sector pensions goes to the High Court this morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll decide whether the Government acted unlawfully by changing the way annual increases are calculated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An elderly woman\'s been bitten by a dog in a Bournemouth park..\r\n\r\nThe 79 year old had to go to hospital after the attack in Meyrick Park on Sunday.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to track down the owners as 2 boys who were with the staffy type dog refused to say why they were.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIEF 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who was in charge of the much-criticised surf reef has been named the new Cheif Exec of Bournemouth Council.\r\n\r\nTony Williams will take over from Pam Donellan, who\'s retiring in March - as long as he gets the backing of the full council.\r\n\r\nHe says the regeneration of Boscombe and improving the seafront...are his priorities.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HUTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It could soon be easier to get your hands on one of Poole\'s 11 hundred beach huts...\r\n\r\nAt the moment there\'s a 10 year waiting list but the council\'s now suggesting bringing in a maximum loan period of 10 years...building more huts and offering more of them for short term lets...so people have more chance to use one.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to ask us what we think before making any final decisions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kardash 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kim Kardashian\'s husband says he wants their marriage annulled.\r\n\r\nKris Humphries\' lawyers have filed papers in court in LA - claiming fraud, although they don\'t give any details.\r\n\r\nShe applied for divorce in October - just 10 weeks after their wedding.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, Sunderland are to hold further talks with Martin O\'Neill today with a view to appointing him as manager.\r\n\r\nChairman Ellis Short\'s hoping to make a swift appointment after Steve Bruce left the club on Wednesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (463,'2011-12-02 14:39:43','223907 223859 223919 223906 223903','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n3</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The headteacher of the Worle primary school - where paedophile teacher Nigel Leat filmed himself sexually assaulting pupils as young as six - has been sacked.\r\n\r\nChris Hood\'s been dismissed from Hillside First School - following a disciplinary inquiry which saw him suspended back in January.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council and Police have stressed that Mr Hood has not been accused of any criminal involvement - and that the issues related to his management of the siutation.\r\n\r\nFifty-two year old Leat was jailed indefinitely in June.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fifteen more people have been arrested in another police drug crackdown in Weston yesterday - and are today being interviewed.\r\n\r\nIt comes just two weeks after thirteen were taken into custody during Operation Relentless.\r\n\r\nOfficers say the season of good will doesn\'t extend to those who break the law - and that they will strike again if they need to.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iran</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Diplomats at the Iranian embassy in London have been clearing their desks\r\nafter the Foreign Secretary ordered them to leave.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been asked to depart Britain following an attack on the British\r\nembassy in the Iranian capital Tehran earlier this week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>039 CONCRETE SANDERSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re treating an incident where concrete blocks were dropped onto\r\ncars from a bridge as attempted murder.\r\n\r\nTwo people were injured on the A12 in Essex last night.\r\n\r\nOne - a woman - suffered multiple rib injuries and facial fractures when a\r\nblock smashed through the windscreen of her car.\r\n\r\nAmbulance spokesman Gary Sanderson is horrified.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 039\r\nOUT WORDS: VERY SOON\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500189.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GROOM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s admitted starting a fire at the country house where his wedding\r\nreception was being held.\r\n\r\nIt caused six million pounds worth of damage at Peckforton Castle Hotel in\r\nCheshire and led to almost 200 people being evacuated.\r\n\r\n36 year-old Max Kay from Liverpool\'s been bailed - but a judge at Chester\r\nCrown Court says it\'s inevitable he\'ll face a custodial sentence.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:21]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (464,'2011-12-05 06:52:10','224652 224645 224637 224654 224655','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova monday 5/12 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 RIOTS VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poverty has been given as the main reason for this summer\'s riots across\r\nEngland.\r\n\r\nResearchers from The Guardian and the London School of Economics spoke to 270\r\npeople who took part in the disturbances.\r\n\r\nAnger and frustration towards police was the second-highest reason.\r\n\r\nSpeaking in August, this man said the riots happened because he felt there was\r\n\'no future\' for young people:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: this world\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100133.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people turned out for a concert in Weston last night - to raise money for the families of the 7 people killed in the crash on the M5 last month.\r\n\r\nThe Overtones were headlining at the Grand Pier..and a minutes silence was held to remember those killed.. \r\n\r\nThe money raised will go towards a permanent memorial to the victims - and for charities linked to the emergency services.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 CANCER CLIFTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents of children with cancer are struggling to meet the extra expense of\r\naccommodation, childcare, food and travel.\r\n\r\nChildren\'s cancer charity Clic Sargent says two thirds of parents are being\r\npushed into debt when their child\'s being treated.\r\n\r\nOn average familes are spending 367 pounds a month on cancer related expenses.\r\n\r\nLorraine Clifton from the charity says it\'s a double blow for mums and dads\r\ndealing with cancer and the financial consequences.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: DIFFICULT STORIES\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100121.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>row 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six British servicemen are due to embark on a gruelling challenge to row the Atlantic today after their start was delayed due to bad weather.\r\n\r\nThey were due to leave the Canary Islands yesterday for a three-thousand mile trip to Barbados.\r\n\r\nFour of them lost limbs while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan and the attempt -- called Row2Recovery -- hopes to raise a million pounds for wounded soldiers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mischa B is the latest act to be voted off the X Factor.\r\n\r\nLittle Mix, Marcus Collins and Amelia Lily are all through to the final at Wembley Arena next weekend.\r\n\r\nThere was no sing off last night - it was all down the public vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (465,'2011-12-05 07:02:19','224657 224646 224650 224649 224656 224653','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire monday 5/12 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anger at police - and poverty - were to blame for the riots in cities across England this summer.\r\n\r\nA study into the causes - which interviewed 270 rioters - found 85 percent of those involved were frustrated about policing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anyone who\'s worried a child in Dorset may be being abused or neglected - is being urged to speak up this week..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the county\'s first every safeguarding children week - \r\n\r\nLeaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - have been given to local schools, doctors surgeries and tourist information centres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>inquest 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest is due to begin later into the death of a Hampshire marine at a UK hospital - after he was hurt in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nRichard Hollington - who was 23 - was wounded in the Sangin district in June.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVEL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Bournemouth can find out more about the towns proposed traveller sites later...\r\n\r\nFour possible areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land\r\n\r\nA public exhibition\'s being put on at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend from 3.30.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mischa B is the latest act to be voted off the X Factor.\r\n\r\nLittle Mix, Marcus Collins and Amelia Lily are all through to the final at Wembley Arena next weekend.\r\n\r\nThere was no sing off last night - it was all down the public vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Manchester derby is the highlight of the FA Cup Third Round draw.\r\n\r\nCity will host United in a repeat of last season\'s semi-final.\r\n\r\nArsenal welcome Leeds, while eight Premier League sides have to travel to lower division opponents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (466,'2011-12-05 08:05:23','224674 224672 224675 224673 224676 224677','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire monday 8 5/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poverty\'s been given as the main reason for this summer\'s riots...\r\n\r\nResearchers spoke to 270 people who took part in the disturbances.\r\n\r\nAnger and frustration towards police was the second-highest reason.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re all being asked to look out for signs that kids we know are being abused or neglected..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first safeguarding children week in Dorset - organised by the police...nhs and councils.\r\n\r\nLeaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - are being put up all across the county in places like schools, doctors surgeries and libraries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two thirds of parents of children with cancer are being forced into debt.\r\n\r\nChildren\'s cancer charity CLIC Sargent says it\'s down to the unexpected costs like accommodation, childcare, food and travel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVEL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An exhibition about the proposed traveller sites in Bournemouth - is being held later...\r\n\r\nFour areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land\r\n\r\nHave your say from 3.30 this afternoon at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>amy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A posthumous Amy Winehouse album is released today.\r\n\r\n\'Lioness: Hidden Treasures\' contains unreleased tracks and alternative versions of hit songs.\r\n\r\nMoney from every copy sold will be donated to the charitable foundation set up in the singer\'s name when she died this summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sunderland remain just a point above the Premier League relegation zone after their 2-1 defeat at Wolves.\r\n\r\nNew manager Martin O\'Neill, who officially takes over today, was in the stands to watch the game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (467,'2011-12-05 08:28:55','224683 224686 224687 224688 224676','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova monday 5/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 RIOTS PARMENTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Distrust of the police was one of the main reasons for the summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a major report into the trouble, which has been published\r\nthis morning.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Tom Parmenter reports.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: and unemployment\r\nDuration: 21\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100150.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Grand pier played host to a gig last night - to raise money for the families of the 7 people killed in the crash on the M5 last month.\r\n\r\nThe Overtones headlined..and a minutes silence was held to remember those killed.. \r\n\r\nThe money raised will go towards a permanent memorial to the victims - and for charities linked to the emergency services.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents with terminally-ill children are being forced into debt.\r\n\r\nCosts for accommodation, childcare, food and travel mean two thirds of families are in financial trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prout 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest into the death of farmer\'s wife Kate Prout, who was murdered by her husband four years ago is due to open later.\r\n\r\nThe 55-year-old\'s body was found in woodland on the farm in Gloucestershire, where she lived with her husband Adrian.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>amy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A posthumous Amy Winehouse album is released today.\r\n\r\n\'Lioness: Hidden Treasures\' contains unreleased tracks and alternative versions of hit songs.\r\n\r\nMoney from every copy sold will be donated to the charitable foundation set up in the singer\'s name when she died this summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (468,'2011-12-05 09:04:22','224697 224646 224698 224649 224699 224653','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire monday 9 5/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The summer riots in England are being blamed on poverty and hatred of the police.\r\n\r\nA report in today\'s Guardian shows the vast majority of those who took part in the disturbances in August did so because of distrust and frustration directed at officers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anyone who\'s worried a child in Dorset may be being abused or neglected - is being urged to speak up this week..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the county\'s first every safeguarding children week - \r\n\r\nLeaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - have been given to local schools, doctors surgeries and tourist information centres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents with terminally-ill children are being forced into debt.\r\n\r\nCosts for accommodation, childcare, food and travel mean two thirds of families are in financial trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVEL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Bournemouth can find out more about the towns proposed traveller sites later...\r\n\r\nFour possible areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land\r\n\r\nA public exhibition\'s being put on at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend from 3.30.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strictly 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Robbie Savage is hanging up his dancing boots after his time with Strictly Come Dancing ended last night. \r\n\r\nThe star and dance partner Ola Jordan will now miss out on the semi-finals next week.\r\n\r\nIt was between them and actor Jason Donovan after the public voted them in the bottom two.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Manchester derby is the highlight of the FA Cup Third Round draw.\r\n\r\nCity will host United in a repeat of last season\'s semi-final.\r\n\r\nArsenal welcome Leeds, while eight Premier League sides have to travel to lower division opponents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (469,'2011-12-05 09:43:46','224704 224645 224613 224692 224706','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova monday 10 5/12 </TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A major study claims that anger towards police was one of the biggest factors behind August\'s riots across England.\r\n\r\nResearchers working for the Guardian newspaper spoke to 270 rioters.\r\n\r\nThey found the opportunity to get free stuff was also a significant contributing factor.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people turned out for a concert in Weston last night - to raise money for the families of the 7 people killed in the crash on the M5 last month.\r\n\r\nThe Overtones were headlining at the Grand Pier..and a minutes silence was held to remember those killed.. \r\n\r\nThe money raised will go towards a permanent memorial to the victims - and for charities linked to the emergency services.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 corr-CANCER GAYLE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Corrects grammar and adds location - she\'s from Norwich)\r\n \r\nTwo thirds of parents of children with cancer are forced into debt.\r\n\r\nThe unexpected costs, like travel to specialist treatment centres, combined\r\nwith some parents having to give up work leave many struggling to cope\r\nfinancially.\r\n\r\nCharity CLIC Sargent, which conducted the research, warns the situation could\r\nget even worse if the Government\'s proposed welfare reforms are introduced.\r\n\r\nGayle Smith got into financial difficulties when her son Jack was diagnosed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: no money\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:41]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100097.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been rescued from a fire at a flat in Bridgwater..\r\n\r\nIt broke out at the property on West street overnight..\r\n\r\nHe was treated for smoke inhalation..after he fell asleep with a milk pan left on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Winter\'s finally arrived - with snow falling across parts of the UK.\r\n\r\nThere are severe weather warnings for most of Scotland, and\r\nparts of northern England..\r\n\r\nWe aren\'t going to get any here in the West - but it is rather chilly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (470,'2011-12-05 10:02:59','224705 224672 224714 224673 224707 224715','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire monday 10 5/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A major study claims that anger towards police was one of the biggest factors behind August\'s riots across England.\r\n\r\nResearchers working for the Guardian newspaper spoke to 270 rioters.\r\n\r\nThey found the opportunity to get free stuff was also a significant contributing factor.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re all being asked to look out for signs that kids we know are being abused or neglected..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first safeguarding children week in Dorset - organised by the police...nhs and councils.\r\n\r\nLeaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - are being put up all across the county in places like schools, doctors surgeries and libraries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two thirds of parents of children who have cancer are struggling to make ends meet.\r\n\r\nNew research by children\'s cancer charity Clic Sargent claims many are getting into debt whilst trying to manage their child\'s treatment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVEL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An exhibition about the proposed traveller sites in Bournemouth - is being held later...\r\n\r\nFour areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land\r\n\r\nHave your say from 3.30 this afternoon at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Winter\'s finally arrived - with snow falling across parts of the UK.\r\n\r\nThere are severe weather warnings for parts of northern England..\r\n\r\nWe aren\'t going to get any here in Dorset - but it is rather chilly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill begins work as Sunderland\'s new manager today.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll know the size of the task ahead, after seeing his new club throw away a 1 goal lead - to lose 2-1 at Wolves yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (471,'2011-12-06 06:48:56','224944 224799 225027 225033 225031 225030','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tuesday 6/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 MORNING AFTER MURPHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s offering women free supplies of the morning-after pill - so they\r\ncan stock up for the Christmas and New Year party season.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says women can now request the pill\r\nonline and get it delivered to their home.\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy, who\'s from the charity, says they\'re not encouraging\r\npromiscuity.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: IT IS\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200012.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADDEATH1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Seventy-eight people have died on the roads in North Somerset since 1999.\r\n\r\nThe figure comes from a new road death map created on the BBC website.\r\n\r\nIn the UK 37 thousand have died - five every day.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Next summer\'s Olympics are in danger of going over-budget.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got 9.3 billion to spend but the  National Audit Office says action needs to be taken, as London 2012\'s security costs are spiralling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Designated drivers will be able to get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drink drivers this Christmas.\r\n\r\nIt\'s aimed at men aged between 17 and 29 - and more than  eight thousand pubs and student union bars have agreed to it..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PUPS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the canine crime fighting section of Avon and Somerset Police - is set to grow in the new year - with two of their German Shepherds expecting puppies.\r\n\r\nThe force has their own breeding programme, with the last litter, born in June, just reaching the age of six months - when they\'re assessed to see if they can make the cut.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>misha 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor reject Misha B says Tulisa\'s remarks about her apparently being mean to other contestants were partially to blame for her exit from the show.\r\n\r\nMisha says she has put the comments behind her, but believed they had an effect on viewers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (472,'2011-12-06 07:02:17','225039 224944 225033 225023 225022 225027 225029','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 tuesday 6/12 </TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pill 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s urging women to stock up on free morning after pills ahead of Christmas.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says they can order it online and get it delivered at home.\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy from the charity say they\'re not encouraging women to sleep around:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 MORNING AFTER MURPHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s offering women free supplies of the morning-after pill - so they\r\ncan stock up for the Christmas and New Year party season.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says women can now request the pill\r\nonline and get it delivered to their home.\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy, who\'s from the charity, says they\'re not encouraging\r\npromiscuity.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: IT IS\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200012.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Designated drivers will be able to get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drink drivers this Christmas.\r\n\r\nIt\'s aimed at men aged between 17 and 29 - and more than  eight thousand pubs and student union bars have agreed to it..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More street lights in Poole are gonna be switched off overnight...to save money.\r\n\r\nDuring a trial - 140 lights have been dimmed between midnight and 6am in places like Hamworthy and Branksome...\r\n\r\nThere\'s not been any problems with crime or road accidents because of it - so the council are now gonna do it in other parts of the town too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A video showing how dodgy Christmas tree lights can destroy a whole living room in just one minute - has been released by Dorset Fire.\r\n\r\nWe\'re being reminded to turn them off when we go out, or to bed - and make sure they\'re not touching anything flammable like paper or sofas.\r\n\r\nStats show dying in an accidental fire is fifty percent more likely at Christmas time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Next summer\'s Olympics are in danger of going over-budget.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got 9.3 billion to spend but the  National Audit Office says action needs to be taken, as London 2012\'s security costs are spiralling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool\'s good run came to an end at Fulham last night.\r\n\r\nClint Dempsey scored the games only goal in a 1-0 win.\r\n\r\nJay Spearing was sent off for the Reds, and Luis Suarez had a goal ruled out for offside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (473,'2011-12-06 08:11:16','225052 225051 225046 225049 225030 225050','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tuesday 6/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pill 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Women are being offered free supplies of the morning-after pill.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says women will be able to phone up to order the pill - and get it delivered free of\r\ncharge to their home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re the designated driver this Christmas - you can get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drunk drivers..\r\n\r\nMore than 8 thousand pubs and bars have joined the scheme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More of Poole\'s street lights are gonna be turned off overnight - to save energy and money.\r\n\r\nA trial in places like Hamworthy and Merley found dimming them between midnight and 6am didn\'t cause any problems with crime or road accidents - so the council are now going to do it in other areas of the town too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Fire have released a video showing how dodgy Christmas tree lights can destroy a whole living room in just one minute..\r\n\r\nWe\'re being told not to leave the house or go to bed with them still on....after stats showed dying in an accidental fire is fifty percent more likely at Christmas time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>misha 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor reject Misha B says Tulisa\'s remarks about her apparently being mean to other contestants were partially to blame for her exit from the show.\r\n\r\nMisha says she has put the comments behind her, but believed they had an effect on viewers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - London 2012 is in big danger of going over-budget.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the National Audit Office, which is calling for urgent action to be taken.\r\n\r\nIt follows news more money\'s to be spent on the opening and closing ceremony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (474,'2011-12-06 08:17:40','225057 224945 224836 225050 225051 225055 225059','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 tuesday 6/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pill 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s urging women to stock up on free morning after pills ahead of Christmas.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says they can order it online or over the phone and get it delivered at home.\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy from the charity explains why they\'re making the morning-after pill so easy to get:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: it earlier\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 MORNING AFTER-add MURPHY2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(ADD CUT)\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy is from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service and explains why\r\nthey\'re making the morning-after pill so easy to get:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: it earlier\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200013.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADDEATH2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new road death map of the UK shows there\'ve been seventy-eight in North Somerset since 1999.\r\n\r\nThe map - created on the BBC website - plots the streets where fatal accidents involving vehicles, bikes and pedestrians have occurred.\r\n\r\nIn the UK 37 thousand have died - five every day.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - London 2012 is in big danger of going over-budget.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the National Audit Office, which is calling for urgent action to be taken.\r\n\r\nIt follows news more money\'s to be spent on the opening and closing ceremony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re the designated driver this Christmas - you can get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drunk drivers..\r\n\r\nMore than 8 thousand pubs and bars have joined the scheme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PUPS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Avon and Somerset Police\'s dog unit is set to grow in the new year - with two of their German Shepherds expecting puppies.\r\n\r\nThe force has their own breeding programme, with the last litter, born in June, just reaching the age of six months - when they\'re assessed to see if they can be a canine crime fighter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>clooney 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>George Clooney\'s bringing some of his Hollywood counterparts back down to earth. \r\n\r\nThe 50 year old says most actors and actresses have no reason to moan about hard work and urged them to stop. \r\n\r\nClooney told the Hollywood Reporter magazine he cut tobacco and sold insurance door-to-door - that was hard work but acting is not hard work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (475,'2011-12-06 08:57:19','225072 225069 225046 225075 225049 225029','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 tuesday 6/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pill 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s urging women to stock up on free morning after pills ahead of Christmas.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says they can order it online and get it delivered at home.\r\n\r\nThe charity says they aren\'t encouraging women to sleep around.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drugs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greater Manchester Police say 50 people have been arrested so far in the largest single drugs operation they\'ve ever done.\r\n\r\nOne thousand officers have been involved in early morning raids on 100 properties.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More of Poole\'s street lights are gonna be turned off overnight - to save energy and money.\r\n\r\nA trial in places like Hamworthy and Merley found dimming them between midnight and 6am didn\'t cause any problems with crime or road accidents - so the council are now going to do it in other areas of the town too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Designated drivers will be able to get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drink drivers this Christmas.\r\n\r\nIt\'s aimed at men aged between 17 and 29 - and more than  eight thousand pubs and bars have agreed to it..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Fire have released a video showing how dodgy Christmas tree lights can destroy a whole living room in just one minute..\r\n\r\nWe\'re being told not to leave the house or go to bed with them still on....after stats showed dying in an accidental fire is fifty percent more likely at Christmas time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool\'s good run came to an end at Fulham last night.\r\n\r\nClint Dempsey scored the games only goal in a 1-0 win.\r\n\r\nJay Spearing was sent off for the Reds, and Luis Suarez had a goal ruled out for offside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (476,'2011-12-06 09:02:24','225058 224945 225071 225023 225022 225070','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 tuesday 6/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pill 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity\'s urging women to stock up on free morning after pills ahead of Christmas.\r\n\r\nThe British Pregnancy Advisory Service says they can order it online or over the phone and get it delivered at home.\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy from the charity explains why they\'re making the morning-after pill so easy to get:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: it earlier\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 MORNING AFTER-add MURPHY2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(ADD CUT)\r\n\r\nClaire Murphy is from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service and explains why\r\nthey\'re making the morning-after pill so easy to get:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: it earlier\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200013.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinks 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Designated drivers will be able to get a free soft drink in the Government\'s crackdown on drink drivers this Christmas.\r\n\r\nIt\'s aimed at men aged between 17 and 29..\r\n\r\nMore than 8 thousand bars and pubs have signed up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIGHTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More street lights in Poole are gonna be switched off overnight...to save money.\r\n\r\nDuring a trial - 140 lights have been dimmed between midnight and 6am in places like Hamworthy and Branksome...\r\n\r\nThere\'s not been any problems with crime or road accidents because of it - so the council are now gonna do it in other parts of the town too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A video showing how dodgy Christmas tree lights can destroy a whole living room in just one minute - has been released by Dorset Fire.\r\n\r\nWe\'re being reminded to turn them off when we go out, or to bed - and make sure they\'re not touching anything flammable like paper or sofas.\r\n\r\nStats show dying in an accidental fire is fifty percent more likely at Christmas time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fulham are up to 13th in the Premier League.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after they beat Liverpool by a goal to nil at Craven Cottage last night.\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nAnd the spending watchdog\'s warning that the London 2012 Olympics is in danger of overshooting its 9.3 billion pound budget unless \"rigorous action\" is taken to curb costs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (477,'2011-12-07 06:48:13','225424 225393 225264 225251 225425 225426','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are responsible for more than 100 thousand people getting cancer in the UK every year.\r\n\r\nCancer Research has done the biggest ever study into the disease - and found nearly half of cancers could be prevented.\r\n\r\nJackie Gledhill says after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, she radically changed her life.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 CANCER GLEDHILL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(From Walton-on-Thames in Surrey)\r\n\r\nThe most comprehensive study of cancer ever undertaken in the UK - has shown a\r\nthird of all cases of the disease ARE caused by our lifestyles. \r\n\r\nCigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are four factors that combine\r\nto account for more than 100,000 cancer cases in Britain every year. \r\n\r\nJackie Gledhill says after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, she\r\nradically changed her life.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: after myself\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300067.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been punched in the face by a mugger in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe victim, who\'s in her forties, also broke her wrist as she was knocked down on Grove lane at about ten P-M on Monday November the twenty-eighth.\r\n\r\nHer attacker was a white man in his late teens wearing a white hoody - who unsuccessfully tried to grab her bag, before laughing and running off towards Queens Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset\'s buses are getting a twenty-first century upgrade this month.\r\n\r\nElectronic smartcard machines, which get rid of the need for a printed ticket, are being installed on First services in Weston, Burnham and Axbridge.\r\n\r\nInstead, free passes, or weekly and monthly ones, will contain a microchip that\'s scanned as they board.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tamara 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating claims model Tamara Ecclestone\'s been blackmailed.\r\n\r\nShe called in officers after receiving threats that details about her private life would be released.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gavin 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gavin and Stacey could be turned into a musical. \r\n\r\nRuth Jones - who co wrote the series with James Corden - says it\'s something they both want to do.\r\n\r\nRuth - who also stars as Nessa - also confirmed the show will return for a one-off special in the near future.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (478,'2011-12-07 07:02:05','225423 225417 225416 225425 225427 225419','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are responsible for more than 100 thousand people getting cancer in the UK every year.\r\n\r\nCancer Research has done the biggest ever study into the disease - and found nearly half of cancers could be prevented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested in a police operation to tackle drug use in Poole\'s pubs and bars.\r\n\r\nNineteen people were stopped and searched last Friday night - which focused on the High Street, Ashley Cross and Poole Quay.\r\n\r\nThe operation was overseen by Acting Inspector Ade Stark:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRUGS POOLE 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRUGS POOLE 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been rescued from a smoke filled flat in Bournemouth - after people heard her shouting for help...\r\n\r\nFirefighters were called to Manor road around half 6 yesterday evening...after a pan of oil caught fire when it was left unattended...\r\n\r\nHer husband had already managed to escape.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tamara 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating claims model Tamara Ecclestone\'s been blackmailed.\r\n\r\nShe called in officers after receiving threats that details about her private life would be released.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gavin 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gavin and Stacey could be turned into a musical. \r\n\r\nRuth Jones - who co wrote the series with James Corden - says it\'s something they both want to do.\r\n\r\nShe also confirmed the show will return for a one-off special in the near future.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries have opened talks with Marc Pugh over a new contract.\r\n\r\nThe midfielder\'s scored six goals in twenty-two games this season.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand Chelsea finished top of their Champions League group last night...after beating Valencia 3-nil.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (479,'2011-12-07 07:58:48','225439 225444 225448 225443 225450 225449','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 CANCER ARNEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Almost half of all cancers in men and 40 percent in women could be prevented,\r\naccording to a major study.\r\n\r\nThe Cancer Research UK report has found more than 100-thousand cancers each\r\nyear are caused by lifestyle factors.\r\n\r\nDr Kat Arney from the charity explains:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: you drink\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300100.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been punched in the face - when a man tried to mug her in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe victim, who\'s in her forties, also broke her wrist as she was knocked down on Grove lane at 10 o clock on the night of Monday November the 28th.\r\n\r\nHer attacker tried to grab her bag, before laughing and running off towards Queens Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fake 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being warned to look out for fake goods when we\'re shopping for a bargain this Christmas.\r\n\r\nTens of thousands of counterfeit boots, hair straighteners, and phones have been seized in recent months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You\'ll no longer need a printed ticket to travel on North Somerset\'s buses...\r\n\r\nAs part of a twenty-first century upgrade electronic smartcard machines are being installed on First services in Weston, Burnham and Axbridge.\r\n\r\nPasses will contain a microchip that\'s scanned as they board...to cut down on queuing times.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>athlete 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An athlete is seeking a sponsorship deal via ebay - as part of his race to compete in the London Olympics.\r\n\r\n26 year old James Ellington from Lewisham has set a reserve price of 30 thousand pounds. \r\n\r\nFor that the relay sprinter will wear a sponsor\'s branded kit at training and at press events for next summer\'s event.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>princes 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince William and Kate have joined thousands of fans for a Gary Barlow concert in aid of Royal charities.\r\n\r\nThe Duchess wore a black and white mini-dress from Zara...at the Albert hall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (480,'2011-12-07 08:02:45','225459 225393 225453 225454 225457 225456','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A massive study shows a third of all cases of cancer ARE caused by our lifestyles...and could be prevented.\r\n\r\nCigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity account for more than 100 thousand cancer cases in Britain every year.\r\n\r\nJackie Gledhill says after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, she radically changed her life.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 CANCER GLEDHILL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(From Walton-on-Thames in Surrey)\r\n\r\nThe most comprehensive study of cancer ever undertaken in the UK - has shown a\r\nthird of all cases of the disease ARE caused by our lifestyles. \r\n\r\nCigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are four factors that combine\r\nto account for more than 100,000 cancer cases in Britain every year. \r\n\r\nJackie Gledhill says after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, she\r\nradically changed her life.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: after myself\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300067.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have arrested a man - as they try and stop people taking drugs in the towns pubs and bars.\r\n\r\nNineteen people were stopped and searched last Friday night - on the High Street, Ashley Cross and Poole Quay.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have rescued a woman from a smoke filled flat in Bournemouth - after people heard her shouting for help...\r\n\r\nThey were called to Manor road around half 6 yesterday evening...after a pan of oil caught fire..\r\n\r\nThe woman\'s husband had already managed to escape.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fb 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Facebook glitch has allowed users to snoop on private photos of other members -- including the site\'s founder Mark Zuckerberg.\r\n\r\nThe fault\'s part of a tool that lets users report offensive contents...it\'s now been fixed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries midfielder Marc Pugh\'s having talks with the club over a new contract...\r\n\r\nHe\'s scored six goals in 22 games this season.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand beat Valencia 3 nil at Stamford bridge last night - to finish top of their Champions League group.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (481,'2011-12-07 09:03:33','225471 225472 225416 225466 225473 225419','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are responsible for more than 100 thousand people getting cancer in the UK every year.\r\n\r\nCancer Research has done the biggest ever study into the disease - and found nearly half of cancers could be prevented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested in a police operation to tackle drug use in Poole\'s pubs and bars.\r\n\r\nNineteen people were stopped and searched last Friday night - on the High Street, Ashley Cross and Poole Quay.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Acting Inspector Ade Stark:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: DRUGS POOLE 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\DRUGS POOLE 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been rescued from a smoke filled flat in Bournemouth - after people heard her shouting for help...\r\n\r\nFirefighters were called to Manor road around half 6 yesterday evening...after a pan of oil caught fire when it was left unattended...\r\n\r\nHer husband had already managed to escape.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 41-year-old man\'s been arrested in connection with phone hacking and perverting the course of justice. \r\n\r\nOfficers from Scotland Yard say he was arrested at an address in London on suspicion of conspiring to intercept voicemail messages.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gavin 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gavin and Stacey could be turned into a musical. \r\n\r\nRuth Jones - who co wrote the series with James Corden - says it\'s something they both want to do.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries have opened talks with Marc Pugh over a new contract.\r\n\r\nThe midfielder\'s scored six goals in twenty-two games this season.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand Chelsea finished top of their Champions League group last night...after beating Valencia 3-nil.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (482,'2011-12-07 09:49:14','225487 225397 225484 225466 225251 225485','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are responsible for more than 100 thousand people getting cancer in the UK every year.\r\n\r\nCancer Research has done the biggest ever study into the disease - and found nearly half of cancers could be prevented.\r\n\r\nHarpal Kumar is the charities chief executive - he says these stats should be a huge wake up call:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 CANCER KUMAR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are four factors which combine\r\nto account for more than 100-thousand cancer cases in Britain every year. \r\n\r\nThe most comprehensive study of the disease ever undertaken in the UK also\r\nshows that nearly half of all cancers could be prevented. \r\n\r\nHarpal Kumar is chief executive of Cancer Research UK, who carried out the\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nHe says these stats should be a huge wake up call:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: with cancer\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been punched in the face by a mugger in Weston.\r\n\r\nThe victim, who\'s in her forties, also broke her wrist as she was knocked down on Grove lane at about ten P-M on Monday November the 28th.\r\n\r\nHer attacker unsuccessfully tried to grab her bag, before laughing and running off towards Queens Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 41-year-old man\'s been arrested in connection with phone hacking and perverting the course of justice. \r\n\r\nOfficers from Scotland Yard say he was arrested at an address in London on suspicion of conspiring to intercept voicemail messages.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset\'s buses are getting a twenty-first century upgrade this month.\r\n\r\nElectronic smartcard machines, which get rid of the need for a printed ticket, are being installed on First services in Weston, Burnham and Axbridge.\r\n\r\nInstead, free passes, or weekly and monthly ones, will contain a microchip that\'s scanned as they board.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gavin 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gavin and Stacey could be turned into a musical. \r\n\r\nRuth Jones - who co wrote the series with James Corden - says it\'s something they both want to do.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (483,'2011-12-07 10:03:32','225487 225397 225453 225454 225493 225494','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 wednes 7/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are responsible for more than 100 thousand people getting cancer in the UK every year.\r\n\r\nCancer Research has done the biggest ever study into the disease - and found nearly half of cancers could be prevented.\r\n\r\nHarpal Kumar is the charities chief executive - he says these stats should be a huge wake up call:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 CANCER KUMAR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cigarettes, alcohol, unhealthy diets and obesity are four factors which combine\r\nto account for more than 100-thousand cancer cases in Britain every year. \r\n\r\nThe most comprehensive study of the disease ever undertaken in the UK also\r\nshows that nearly half of all cancers could be prevented. \r\n\r\nHarpal Kumar is chief executive of Cancer Research UK, who carried out the\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nHe says these stats should be a huge wake up call:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: with cancer\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have arrested a man - as they try and stop people taking drugs in the towns pubs and bars.\r\n\r\nNineteen people were stopped and searched last Friday night - on the High Street, Ashley Cross and Poole Quay.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have rescued a woman from a smoke filled flat in Bournemouth - after people heard her shouting for help...\r\n\r\nThey were called to Manor road around half 6 yesterday evening...after a pan of oil caught fire..\r\n\r\nThe woman\'s husband had already managed to escape.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fake 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a billion pounds worth of fake Uggs, hair straighteners and iphones are being seized every year at our borders.\r\n\r\nIn the run up to Christmas, we\'re being warned to watch out for the counterfeits - some of which the government say are dangerous.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries midfielder Marc Pugh\'s having talks with the club over a new contract...\r\n\r\nHe\'s scored six goals in 22 games this season.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand Chelsea beat Valencia 3 nil at Stamford bridge last night - to finish top of their Champions League group.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (484,'2011-12-07 17:35:49','225681 225682 225676 225619','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f630</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have been tackling a large heath fire in Purbeck.\r\n\r\nSix fire engines, four Land Rovers and a specialist vehicle were called to the scene just after one o\'clock this afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ref</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister is facing mounting pressure over a possible referendum on\r\nEurope. \r\n\r\nAhead of tomorrow\'s Eurozone crisis summit, some senior conservatives are\r\nsaying if there is any treaty change, the British people should have their\r\nsay.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARRESTS (LONDON) ud</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in London have arrested 143 people over domestic violence and hate crime\r\nin ongoing raids across the capital.\r\n\r\nAround 5-hundred officers have been involved in the Met\'s twice yearly\r\noperation.\r\n\r\nIt aims to encourage more victims of crime to come forward.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MOSAIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dorset charity which helps children who\'ve had a family member die has launched an appeal for ten thousand pounds this Christmas.\r\n\r\nMosaic - which is based near Dorchester, but does a lot of work in Bournemouth and Poole - needs donations towards its everyday costs, and residential weekends away for bereaved local youngsters.\r\n\r\nMargaret Hannibal from Mosaic says the kids get to express themselves through drawing and games:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MOSAIC 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MOSAIC 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (485,'2011-12-08 06:44:54','225645 225817 225747 225825 225813 225820','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thurs 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARRAGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are new plans to build a multi-billion pound barrage across the Severn Estuary between Cardiff and Weston, capable of generating 5 percent of Britain\'s electricity needs.\r\n\r\nMinisters have previously rejected using taxpayer\'s cash, but now private money\'s being sought instead.\r\n\r\nThe barrage would harness tidal power to create the energy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exams 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teachers have been caught on camera getting seminars from examiners on how to improve their students GCSE results.\r\n\r\nThey pay around 200 pounds a day for advice on future questions and the exact wording pupils should use to get better marks.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph recorded the secret footage:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>011 EXAMS EXAMINER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A newspaper claims to have discovered evidence that examiners are giving\r\nteachers secret help on how to improve students\' results.\r\n\r\nThey pay about 200 pounds a day to go to the seminars.\r\n\r\nAdvice is given on future GCSE and A-Level questions and the exact wording\r\npupils should use to get better marks.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph has secret footage of the sessions taking place:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: us off\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400017.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first group of torchbearers who will carry the Olympic flame at next year\'s games are to be unveiled to the public today.\r\n\r\nThe torch will travel through 5 communities in North Somerset on it\'s way to London...\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand people will carry the flame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ash 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After that big ash cloud from iceland caused flights to be grounded last year - EasyJet says it\'s successfully trialled new technology that will allow it to fly through them.\r\n\r\nIt uses infra-red cameras to detect ash that can damage planes...so they can avoid it.\r\n\r\nMore volcanic eruptions are expected soon - which could disrupt flights again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The X Factor finalists are apparently going to duet with their mentors this weekend.\r\n\r\nAmelia Lily, Little Mix and Marcus will take to the stage with Kelly, Tulisa and Gary. \r\n\r\nOther acts confirmed to appear during the final are Coldplay, Westlife and Michael Buble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (486,'2011-12-08 07:03:15','225818 225829 225812 225814 225821 225833','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 7 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exams 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teachers have been caught on camera getting seminars from examiners on how to improve their students GCSE results.\r\n\r\nThey pay around 200 pounds a day for advice on future questions and the exact wording pupils should use to get better marks.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph recorded the secret footage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police are dishing out advice on how to keep ourselves and our homes safe this Christmas.\r\n\r\nEvery day they\'ll give us a tip via twitter and on their website...after the number of robberies in the county shot up by more than 40 percent last month.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Assistant Chief Constable Mike Glanville:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS DORSET 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS DORSET 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later which people are the first from Dorset to be chosen as torchbearers to carry the Olympic flame at next years games.\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand people across the UK will carry it for a short distance...They\'ve been picked because of their personal achievement or how they\'ve contributed to their local community.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ash 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After that big ash cloud from iceland caused flights to be grounded last year - EasyJet says it\'s successfully trialled new technology that will allow it to fly through them.\r\n\r\nIt uses infra-red cameras to detect ash that can damage planes...so they can avoid it.\r\n\r\nMore volcanic eruptions are expected soon - which could disrupt flights again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The X Factor finalists are apparently going to duet with their mentors this weekend.\r\n\r\nAmelia Lily, Little Mix and Marcus will take to the stage with Kelly, Tulisa and Gary. \r\n\r\nOther acts confirmed to appear during the final are Coldplay, Westlife and Michael Buble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a rubbish evening for Manchester\'s football clubs last night.\r\n\r\nCity and United both crashed out of the Champions League group stage.\r\n\r\nOther results for the Blues didn\'t go their way despite beating Bayern Munich 2 nil and United lost 2-1 at Basel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (487,'2011-12-08 08:03:21','225848 225836 225847 225851 225849 225850','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 8 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exams 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Education Secretary\'s ordered an inquiry after exam boards were filmed secretly advising teachers how to get better grades for their students.\r\n\r\nThey were caught by the Daily Telegraph at seminars which teachers paid to attend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police are using the 12 days of Christmas to tell us how to keep ourselves and our homes safe..\r\n\r\nEvery day they\'ll be dishing out a bit of advice via twitter and on their website..\r\n\r\nStudents are being targetted in particuler..\r\n\r\nHere\'s Assistant Chief Constable Mike Glanville:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS DORSET 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS DORSET 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first of Dorset\'s torchbearers to carry the Olympic flame at next years games...will be revealed later\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand deserving people across the UK will carry it for a short distance...\r\n\r\nThe route does run through Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stalk 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The world\'s first clinic aimed at treating stalkers opens tomorrow.\r\n\r\nExperts believe the centre - at Chase Farm in London - will reduce serious crimes through \"proper\" assessment and treatment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell has confirmed he\'s returning to the Britain\'s Got Talent judging panel.\r\n\r\nThe judge quit this year\'s show to concentrate on his US projects.\r\n\r\nBut Simon says he\'s coming back to a new look panel - which is expected to include David Walliams and Dannii Minogue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Both Manchester\'s football clubs crashed out of the Champions League group stage last night.\r\n\r\nThe Blues beat Bayern Munich 2 nil but other results didn\'t go there way - and United lost 2-1 at Basel.\r\n\r\nIt means they\'ll now drop down to playing in the Europa league.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (488,'2011-12-08 08:20:05','225855 225819 225856 225857 225849','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thurs 8 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARRAGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New plans have been unveiled for a multi-billion pound barrage across the Severn Estuary between Weston and Cardiff - to generate up to 5 percent of Britain\'s electricity..\r\n\r\nMinisters have previously rejected using taxpayer\'s cash, but now private money\'s being sought instead.\r\n\r\nThe barrage would harness tidal power to create the energy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 EXAMS EXAMINER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Education Secretary\'s ordered an inquiry after exam boards were filmed\r\nsecretly advising teachers how to get better grades for their students.\r\n\r\nThey were caught by the Daily Telegraph at seminars which teachers paid to\r\nattend.\r\n\r\nOne examiner even admitted he was cheating, and revealed which questions would\r\ncome up.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: all three\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400084.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later who the first torchbearers are - to carry the Olympic flame to next year\'s games..\r\n\r\nThe torch will travel through 5 communities in North Somerset on it\'s way to London...\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand deserving people will carry the flame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stalk 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The world\'s first clinic aimed at treating stalkers opens today.\r\n\r\nExperts believe the centre - at Chase Farm in London - will reduce serious crimes through \"proper\" assessment and treatment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell has confirmed he\'s returning to the Britain\'s Got Talent judging panel.\r\n\r\nThe judge quit this year\'s show to concentrate on his US projects.\r\n\r\nBut Simon says he\'s coming back to a new look panel - which is expected to include David Walliams and Dannii Minogue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (489,'2011-12-08 09:03:34','225869 225835 225872 225812 225821 225870','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 9 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exams 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ministers have ordered an urgent inquiry into England\'s exams system.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after claims that examiners have secretly been advising teachers on how to boost GCSE and A-level results.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph filmed one of the sessions - where teachers get advice on future questions and the exact wording pupils should use to get better marks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police are dishing out advice on how to keep ourselves and our homes safe this Christmas.\r\n\r\nEvery day they\'ll give us a tip via twitter and on their website...in a month where robberies shoot up by more than 40 percent.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Assistant Chief Constable Mike Glanville:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS DORSET 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS DORSET 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>die 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British woman who travelled abroad to die says politicians denied her the dignity of ending her life in her own home.\r\n\r\n61 year old Geraldine McClelland had terminal cancer and used her final months to urge politicians to change the law on assisted suicide.\r\n\r\nShe died yesterday at the Swiss clinic Dignitas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later which people are the first from Dorset to be chosen as torchbearers to carry the Olympic flame at next years games.\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand people across the UK will carry it for a short distance...They\'ve been picked because of their personal achievement or how they\'ve contributed to their local community.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The X Factor finalists are apparently going to duet with their mentors this weekend.\r\n\r\nAmelia Lily, Little Mix and Marcus will take to the stage with Kelly, Tulisa and Gary. \r\n\r\nOther acts confirmed to appear during the final are Coldplay, Westlife and Michael Buble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a rubbish evening for Manchester\'s football clubs last night.\r\n\r\nCity and United both crashed out of the Champions League group stage.\r\n\r\nOther results for the Blues didn\'t go their way despite beating Bayern Munich 2 nil and United lost 2-1 at Basel.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (490,'2011-12-08 10:01:37','225887 225836 225889 225847 225849 225890','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thurs 10 8/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exams 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Education Secretary\'s ordered an inquiry after exam boards were filmed secretly advising teachers how to get better grades for their students.\r\n\r\nThey were caught by the Daily Telegraph at seminars which teachers paid to attend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police are using the 12 days of Christmas to tell us how to keep ourselves and our homes safe..\r\n\r\nEvery day they\'ll be dishing out a bit of advice via twitter and on their website..\r\n\r\nStudents are being targetted in particuler..\r\n\r\nHere\'s Assistant Chief Constable Mike Glanville:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS DORSET 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS DORSET 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>die 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman who travelled abroad to die says politicians denied her the dignity of ending her life in her own home.\r\n\r\nGeraldine McClelland had terminal cancer and chose to go the Swiss suicide clinic Dignitas where doctors can legally help someone to die.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first of Dorset\'s torchbearers to carry the Olympic flame at next years games...will be revealed later\r\n\r\nAltogether 8 thousand deserving people across the UK will carry it for a short distance...\r\n\r\nThe route does run through Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell has confirmed he\'s returning to the Britain\'s Got Talent judging panel.\r\n\r\nThe judge quit this year\'s show to concentrate on his US projects.\r\n\r\nBut Simon says he\'s coming back to a new look panel - which is expected to include David Walliams and Dannii Minogue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England striker Wayne Rooney is at UEFA to appeal against a three-match ban which would see him miss the entire EURO  2012 group stage.\r\n\r\nThe Manchester United player was sent off for kicking an opponent in England\'s last qualifier in Macedonia.\r\n\r\nCoach Fabio Capello is also at the hearing in Switzerland.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (491,'2011-12-09 06:53:58','226228 226242 226099 226247 226238','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 EUROZONE CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron has blocked an EU deal for a crucial treaty change - and now\r\nfaces virtual isolation as the others forge ahead without the UK.\r\n\r\nOfficials at the summit in Brussels say efforts to alter the treaty governing\r\nall 27 countries have been abandoned - and efforts will now continue on a\r\nseparate deal.\r\n\r\nTalks went on through the night - ending at around 4-30 this morning.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister has made this statement:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: British interests\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:40]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500088.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winds 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hurricane-force winds which closed schools and cut off power to tens of thousands of homes are expected to ease off today.\r\n\r\nScotland was the worst-affected area yesterday - with winds getting up to 165 miles an hour...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAKEOVER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston College has launched what they say is a unique House Makeover Diploma, aimed at women after a successful taster day.\r\n\r\nThe course includes pasting, wallpapering and repairing walls - and men are allowed to enrol too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>card 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An image from the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has been chosen by the Prince of Wales for his Christmas card this year.\r\n\r\nIn the picture Charles is seen standing next to the Duchess of Cornwall as he watches William and Kate on the Buckingham Palace balcony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>top gun 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tom Cruise says he could be persuaded to star in the sequel to Top Gun. \r\n\r\nA follow up to the cult movie has already been announced - but initially Cruise was hesitant to feature.\r\n\r\nBut the actor - who played Maverick in the original - told an interview that he\'s had a change of mind.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (492,'2011-12-09 07:03:10','226232 226235 226242 226089 226234 226240','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth - police are gonna be out in Boscombe today to catch people wrongly cycling on pavements.\r\n\r\nIt\'s against the law and anyone found doing it today will get a telling off - but then tomorrow they\'re gonna be giving out 30 pound fines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cameron 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is being blamed for the collapse of attempts to agree a new Europe-wide treaty to deal with the economic crisis in the eurozone.\r\n\r\nThe French President Nicolas Sarkozy says his demands for concessions to protect Britain\'s financial sector were \"unacceptable\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winds 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hurricane-force winds which closed schools and cut off power to tens of thousands of homes are expected to ease off today.\r\n\r\nScotland was the worst-affected area yesterday - with winds getting up to 165 miles an hour...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth are investigating after fifteen hundred pounds was fraudently taken from someone\'s bank account.\r\n\r\nThe transactions were made between January and March this year at the Santander on Christchurch Road.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to trace a man who may be a key witness.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CINDY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and it\'s panto time at Poole Lighthouse..\r\n\r\nCinderella opens there tonight..starring Guy Siner from Allo Allo..Last of the Summer Wine actress Sarah Thomas... and comedian Ed Petrie plays Buttons:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CINDY 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CINDY 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester United\'s week looks set to go from bad to worse.\r\n\r\nHaving been knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday, their captain Nemanja Vidic is likely to be ruled out for the rest of the season today...after injuring a ligament during that game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (493,'2011-12-09 08:03:27','226269 226272 226242 226270 226271 226273','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are gonna be out catching cyclists illegally riding on pavements today..\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a bike in Southborne 2 weeks ago.\r\n\r\nToday they\'ll be giving out warnings - tomorrow officers will be handing out 30 pound fines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cameron 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s blocked a deal to save the Euro.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s vetoed plans to change EU treaties - saying they\'re not in Britain\'s interest.\r\n\r\nIt means the rest of Europe will try to reach its own agreement - with only the UK and Sweden likely to be excluded.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winds 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hurricane-force winds which closed schools and cut off power to tens of thousands of homes are expected to ease off today.\r\n\r\nScotland was the worst-affected area yesterday - with winds getting up to 165 miles an hour...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth investigating fraud at a branch of Santander - say they need to find a man who might have witnessed it.\r\n\r\n15 hundred pounds was taken from someone\'s account at the bank on Christchurch Road between Janury and March\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CINDY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cinderella starts at Poole Lighthouse tonight...\r\n\r\nThe Christmas panto features Guy Siner from Allo Allo..Last of the Summer Wine actress Sarah Thomas... and comedian Ed Petrie who plays Buttons:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CINDY 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CINDY 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Paul Gascoigne has backed Harry Redknapp to be England\'s new manager.\r\n\r\nThe Spurs boss is the bookies favourite to take over from Fabio Capello after Euro 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (494,'2011-12-09 08:05:12','226274','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>test</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NEIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Art attack presenter Neil Buchanan has been telling Fire news what his latest works mean to him...\r\n\r\nThe group of fine art paintings called Hope Street have gone on show at the Westover gallery in Bournemouth:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: neil 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\neil 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (495,'2011-12-09 08:27:18','226256 226279 226282 226283 226280 226284','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 EUROZONE SARKOZY3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain is being blamed for the collapse of attempts to agree a new Europe-wide\r\ntreaty to deal with the economic crisis in the eurozone.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s refused to sign up to it - after talks went on through the\r\nnight in Brussels.\r\n\r\nFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy says the prime minister\'s demands for\r\nconcessions to protect Britain\'s financial sector made it impossible.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: WAS UNACCEPTABLE\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500105.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCOUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Scout group in Weston are asking for help - after most of their equipment was destroyed in a fire last week.\r\n\r\nIt was started deliberately at the kit hut used by Uphill 1st Scouts in Windwhistle lane on December 1st...which contained tents, patrol boxes, poles and ropes.\r\n\r\nThe group need to replace all the equipment which is used by around 100 youngsters..and say donations would be very welcome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>house 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people including a child have died after being found injured at a house in Leicestershire.\r\n\r\nPolice forced their way into a property in Melton Mowbray yesterday afternoon after a 15 year old girl raised the alarm.\r\n\r\nTwo other children are being treated in hospital with serious injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armoured 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The MoD is being accused of spending 1-point-1 billion pounds on programmes to acquire armoured vehicles, without delivering a single one in more than a decade.\r\n\r\nThe scathing report comes from MPs on the Commons Public Accounts Committee.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAKEOVER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A unique House Makeover Diploma, aimed at women - has been launched at Weston college...after a successful taster day.\r\n\r\nThe course includes pasting, wallpapering and repairing walls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gary Barlow\'s admitted he\'s found being an X-Factor judge \'really tough\' and says he\'s looking forward to some time off. \r\n\r\nThe Take That star will be performing alongside Marcus in the final tomorrow night - whilst Tulisa will perform with Little Mix and Kelly will duet with Amelia Lily.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (496,'2011-12-09 09:03:50','226232 226295 226282 226089 226234 226296','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth - police are gonna be out in Boscombe today to catch people wrongly cycling on pavements.\r\n\r\nIt\'s against the law and anyone found doing it today will get a telling off - but then tomorrow they\'re gonna be giving out 30 pound fines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cameron 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s blocked a deal to save the Euro.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s vetoed plans to change EU treaties - saying they\'re not in Britain\'s interest.\r\n\r\nAt least 23 of the 27 member states are now going ahead with their own treaty to bring in tougher economic sanctions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>house 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people including a child have died after being found injured at a house in Leicestershire.\r\n\r\nPolice forced their way into a property in Melton Mowbray yesterday afternoon after a 15 year old girl raised the alarm.\r\n\r\nTwo other children are being treated in hospital with serious injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth are investigating after fifteen hundred pounds was fraudently taken from someone\'s bank account.\r\n\r\nThe transactions were made between January and March this year at the Santander on Christchurch Road.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to trace a man who may be a key witness.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CINDY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and it\'s panto time at Poole Lighthouse..\r\n\r\nCinderella opens there tonight..starring Guy Siner from Allo Allo..Last of the Summer Wine actress Sarah Thomas... and comedian Ed Petrie plays Buttons:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CINDY 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CINDY 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester United\'s week looks set to go from bad to worse.\r\n\r\nHaving been knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday, their captain Nemanja Vidic is likely to be ruled out for the rest of the season today...after injuring a ligament during that game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (497,'2011-12-09 10:01:14','226317 226300 226308 226269 226271 226309','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 fri 9/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>booze 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a big rise in the number of people being treated in hospital because of alcohol related incidents.\r\n\r\nThe Department of Health has released figures showing nearly 1-point-2 MILLION people were admitted last year.\r\n\r\nThat\'s an 11 percent increase on the previous year - and twice as many as 10 years ago.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR RIFLE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say a man who was arrested after walking into a Wimborne bank with an air rifle - has been released without charge..\r\n\r\nOfficers say no one was injured and nothing was stolen at the Nationwide in the Square yesterday morning...but they did question a 63 year old local man about it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cameron 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s walked away from plans to save the Euro.\r\n\r\nOther countries wanted to change European treaties to rescue the currency - but the PM says that\'s not in Britain\'s interest.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are gonna be out catching cyclists illegally riding on pavements today..\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a bike in Southborne 2 weeks ago.\r\n\r\nToday they\'ll be giving out warnings - tomorrow officers will be handing out 30 pound fines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CINDY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cinderella starts at Poole Lighthouse tonight...\r\n\r\nThe Christmas panto features Guy Siner from Allo Allo..Last of the Summer Wine actress Sarah Thomas... and comedian Ed Petrie who plays Buttons:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CINDY 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CINDY 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"We\'ll put the passion back into English rugby union\".\r\n\r\nThat\'s the message from the new interim coaching team today.\r\n\r\nStuart Lancaster will take charge at Twickenham for next year\'s Six Nations, alongside Andy Farrell and Graeme Rowntree.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (498,'2011-12-12 06:43:59','226572 226536 226651 226649 226564 226568','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 12/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>002 FINANCE LEWIS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of MPs is calling for the national curriculum to include lessons on how\r\nto take out a loan, pay off your credit card and understand mortgage deals.\r\n\r\nThey say too many teenagers are leaving school with little knowledge of\r\nPersonal Finance, which could mean money problems in later life.\r\n\r\nMartin Lewis from moneysavingexpert.com says a change in attitude can\'t come\r\nsoon enough:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 002\r\nOUT WORDS: not borrowing\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100005.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>M5 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Expect delays on the M5 near Bridgwater, as work begins to build a new safety barrier on the central reservation between Junctions 24 and 25.\r\n\r\nDrainage work\'s being done from today, before the barrier starts to be constructed on January the fourth.\r\n\r\nA fifty mile an hour limit will be in force - and its all due to finish on February the nineteenth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pudsey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to uncover what happened at a home in Leeds, where four bodies have been discovered.\r\n\r\nThe area surrounding the address in Pudsey has been closed off - it\'s being checked for harmful chemicals and gases.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gale-force winds and heavy rain will hit most of England tonight...\r\n\r\nLast week parts of Scotland and northern England were hit by gales which topped 165 miles per hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dog\'s been rescued after falling 15 metres down a mineshaft in Banwell.\r\n \r\nFirefighters were called to the disused shaft on Bridewell Lane on Saturday lunchtime..\r\n \r\nThey\'re now warning people walking their dogs on the hills in North Somerset to watch out for deep holes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X-Factor history was made last night, as Little Mix became the first group to win the show.\r\n\r\nThe four girls have won a recording contract and now have a shot at being Christmas number one with their cover of Cannonball by Damian Rice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (499,'2011-12-12 06:48:33','226562 226566 226649 226561 226567 226563 226569','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 12/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A chiropodist in Poole has been robbed at gunpoint...\r\n\r\nTwo masked men armed with a handgun went into Feet First on Station road at 7.20 on Friday night...\r\n\r\nThey threatened 3 people before making off with a quantity of money.\r\n\r\nThe police say they don\'t know whether the gun was fake or not.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>finance 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Every child should be taught personal finance at school to stop them getting into debt as adults, according to MPs.\r\n\r\nIn a new report they say it would help kids understand loans, credit cards, mortgages and even mobile phone contracts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gale-force winds and heavy rain will hit most of England tonight...\r\n\r\nLast week parts of Scotland and northern England were hit by gales which topped 165 miles per hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS SONG3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A singer from Poole\'s hoping his band will beat the likes of X Factor and the Military Wives - to Christmas number 1 this year...\r\n\r\nNew Groove Formation release their single \'Christmas Eve\' today - in aid of 3 charities including Cancer Research UK\r\n\r\nSinger Ian Quinn told us they wanted to do a proper Christmas song:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS SONG NGF 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS SONG NGF 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X-Factor history was made last night, as Little Mix became the first group to win the show.\r\n\r\nThe four girls have won a recording contract and now have a shot at being Christmas number one with their cover of Cannonball by Damian Rice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Harry Arter goal secured all 3 points for the Cherries at Huddersfield on Saturday..\r\n\r\nIt finished 1 nil - and the win sees Bournemouth move up to 14th in the league one table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Martin O\'Neill\'s return to football management ended in a late victory for his Sunderland side against Blackburn yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (500,'2011-12-12 06:53:49','226562 226566 226649 226567 226656 226563 226569','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 12/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A chiropodist in Poole has been robbed at gunpoint...\r\n\r\nTwo masked men armed with a handgun went into Feet First on Station road at 7.20 on Friday night...\r\n\r\nThey threatened 3 people before making off with a quantity of money.\r\n\r\nThe police say they don\'t know whether the gun was fake or not.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>finance 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Every child should be taught personal finance at school to stop them getting into debt as adults, according to MPs.\r\n\r\nIn a new report they say it would help kids understand loans, credit cards, mortgages and even mobile phone contracts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gale-force winds and heavy rain will hit most of England tonight...\r\n\r\nLast week parts of Scotland and northern England were hit by gales which topped 165 miles per hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x fact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X-Factor history was made last night, as Little Mix became the first group to win the show.\r\n\r\nThe four girls have won a recording contract and now have a shot at being Christmas number one with their cover of Cannonball by Damian Rice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS SONG3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Among those trying to stop them - are a singer from Poole and his band...\r\n\r\nNew Groove Formation release their single \'Christmas Eve\' today - in aid of 3 charities including Cancer Research UK\r\n\r\nSinger Ian Quinn told us they wanted to do a proper Christmas song:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS SONG NGF 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS SONG NGF 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Harry Arter goal secured all 3 points for the Cherries at Huddersfield on Saturday..\r\n\r\nIt finished 1 nil - and the win sees Bournemouth move up to 14th in the league one table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Martin O\'Neill\'s return to football management ended in a late victory for his Sunderland side against Blackburn yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (501,'2011-12-12 07:58:44','226669 226671 226670 226673 226563 226674','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 12/12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been an armed robbery at a chiropodist in Poole.\r\n\r\nTwo masked men with a handgun threatened 3 people at Feet First on Station Road in Parkstone at 7.20 on Friday night..before making off with a quantity of money.\r\n\r\nOne woman - who was grabbed by one of the men - suffered minor injuries to her wrist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>finance 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The national curriculum should include lessons on how to take out a loan, pay off your credit card and understand mortgage deals.\r\n\r\nA group of MPs says too many teenagers don\'t understand money management, and get into financial problems in later life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pudsey 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are checking a house in Leeds for harmful chemicals and gases, after the discovery of four bodies.\r\n\r\nOfficers have sealed off the area, and a hazardous chemical response team has been sent to the scene.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>XMAS SONG2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Little Mix made history last night - becoming the first group ever to win the X Factor, beating Marcus in the final.\r\n\r\nthe girls are now hoping for a Christmas number 1 with their cover of Canonball..\r\n\r\nBut a singer from Poole is hoping to beat them to it.\r\n\r\nIan Quinn and his band New Groove Formation release their single \'Christmas Eve\' today\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: XMAS SONG NGF 2--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\XMAS SONG NGF 2--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Harry Arter goal secured all 3 points for the Cherries at Huddersfield on Saturday..\r\n\r\nIt finished 1 nil - and the win sees Bournemouth move up to 14th in the league one table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Spurs\' boss Harry Redknapp laid the blame for his side\'s 2-1 defeat at Stoke squarely at the feet of referee Chris Foy.\r\n\r\nTV replays showed some debatable decisions which didn\'t go the way of Tottenham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
