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<TEXT>James Murdoch is standing down as Executive Chairman of News International.

He was involved in the decision to close the News of the World during the phone hacking scandal.

Parent company News Corporation says he'll focus on expanding its international TV businesses.
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<TEXT>All of the waste water discharged from Hinkley point's gonna have to be treated - both during site preparation works, and if the nuclear plant gets the go ahead.

The Environment Agency's issued the permit which says water management zones have to be set up...as well as a new drainage system to make sure the water's treated before being going into the Holford Stream and Severn Estuary.
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<TEXT>Young people on the Government's work experience scheme WILL be able to leave
after a week WITHOUT having their benefits cut.

The government's announced the move after meeting employers.

It follows protests by activists who complained people were being forced to
work for nothing.

Barnardo's Chief Executive, Anne Marie Carrie, was at the meeting and says
it's the right decision.

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<TEXT>Two of Avon and Somerset's best Special Constables are holding a web chat tonight - so you can ask them what it's like volunteering for the police.

Matt Ford and Deborah Yeates will be online between 7 and 8.30 via the police webiste..

Special Constables give up their spare time to work alongside police officers and have to deal with everything that they do too.
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<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says the UK will be prepared for any security threat surrounding the Olympic Games.

Philip Hammond says a huge operation is already in place to deal with anything that could go wrong.
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<TEXT>The story of the man behind one of London's most famous shops is being made into a television drama.

The series will tell of how American entrepreneur Harry Gordon Selfridge transformed the high street when he opened the department store in 1909.
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