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<TEXT>Britain's second biggest Lottery winners say they're now looking forward to
spending more time together as a family.

Adrian and Gillian Bayford, from Haverhill in Suffolk, scooped 148-point-6
million in Friday's EuroMillions draw.

The lucky couple have two young children - and say they want to visit Disney
World, and buy a new car.

But Gillian says they're not rushing into anything:

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<TEXT>A serious case review has been launched by local authorities into the death of 12-year-old Tia Sharp.

The schoolgirl's remains were found hidden at her grandmother's home in New Addington more than a week after she was reported missing.
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<TEXT>Firefighters in Bridgwater have had to put out a large blaze at a barn.

Crews - and police - were called to Chilpitts at Woolavington just after ten o'clock this morning, to find a barn full of hay on fire.

It was well away from any properties and no-one was hurt.
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<TEXT>Transport campaigners, unions and passenger groups have been protesting outside railway stations at rises to train fares.

From January tickets are to rise by three per cent ABOVE the rate of inflation.

The government says it's necessary to pay for much needed improvements to the service.
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<TEXT>and the Dandy - the UK's longest-running children's comic is being reviewed by its publisher.

It could face closure following a huge drop in circulation.
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