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<Slug>016 LEVESON PATTEN</Slug>
<TEXT>The investigation into the culture and ethics of the Press begins today.

The Leveson Inquiry was set up to examine journalistic practice following the
phone hacking scandal. 

The head of the BBC Trust believes newspapers shouldn't be regulated by the
Government.

Lord Patten says it's not needed:

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<Slug>DRINK 1</Slug>
<TEXT>The number of people failing drink drive tests is dropping in Avon and Somerset..

Last 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 of 14 thousand 6 hundred that were tested.

Officers are now gearing up for their annual Christmas crackdown..
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<Slug>jobs 7</Slug>
<TEXT>The jobs market is expected to get worse as companies scale back recruitment in the current economic climate.

A report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development's warning of a "slow, painful contraction" in employment levels.
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<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Roads are gonna be shut in Weston tonight for the annual carnival..

Now that work's finished on the seafront improvement scheme - this year the procession will return to its original route along South Parade.

It starts at 7.15 at Locking Road car park...with nearby roads shut from 6pm.
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<Slug>gaga 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Lady Gaga has comforted Kitty Brucknell after her X-Factor exit.

She's the latest singer to leave the competition...after judges voted to keep Misha B in the competition following the sing off.
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