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<Slug>040 HACKING WHITTINGDALE2</Slug>
<TEXT>James Murdoch's been recalled by MPs for a second grilling about phone hacking
at the News of the World.

The questions are likely to focus on discrepancies between his evidence in
July and answers given last week by ex-editor Colin Myler and former News
International lawyer Tom Crone. 

They claim Murdoch was informed of an email which showed hacking was
widespread.

John Whittingdale is the Culture Committee chairman.

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OUT WORDS: THE MEETING
Duration: 15"]


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<Slug>moat</Slug>
<TEXT>An inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Raoul Moat has heard police fired a Taser round at him BEFORE he shot himself.

Police fired two Taser rounds at him during a siege in Northumberland last July.

The court's heard from a Police Firearms Tactical Advisor Officer.
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<TEXT>Six teenagers have been charged with causing the fire that closed the M1 in
both directions in April.

The blaze caused millions of pounds worth of damage to the motorway and days
of transport chaos.

The six suspects are among 10 teenagers charged with a spate of arson attacks
across Barnet in north London.

[Total 00:17]
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<Slug>BHM 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A post-mortem's due to be held to establish how a Clevedon man died during last weekend's Bristol Half Marathon.

The thirty-three year old was pronounced dead at the scene after collapsing along the thirteen mile route.

It's the first fatality in the event's twenty-three year history.
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<Slug>trolling</Slug>
<TEXT>A man's been jailed for 18 weeks for writing abusive messages on online memorial pages of dead teenagers - so-called "trolling".

Sean Duffy has also been given an anti-social behaviour order, which prevents him from logging onto social network sites for five years.

Four cases were taken into account - including that of 15-year-old Natasha MacBryde, who threw herself in
front of a train.
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<Slug>WESTFIELD UD</Slug>
<TEXT>Boris Johnson's had a near miss at the star-studded opening ceremony of a 1
point 4 billion pound shopping centre.

A ceiling tile fell 30 feet at the Westfield centre at the Olympics site in
east London - smashing just in front of the London mayor.

It landed near a stage where pop star Nicole Scherzinger had just performed
live.

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