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<TEXT>A charity's urging women to stock up on free morning after pills ahead of Christmas.

The British Pregnancy Advisory Service says they can order it online or over the phone and get it delivered at home.

Claire Murphy from the charity explains why they're making the morning-after pill so easy to get:

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Claire Murphy is from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service and explains why
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<TEXT>A new road death map of the UK shows there've been seventy-eight in North Somerset since 1999.

The map - created on the BBC website - plots the streets where fatal accidents involving vehicles, bikes and pedestrians have occurred.

In the UK 37 thousand have died - five every day.
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<TEXT>and in sport - London 2012 is in big danger of going over-budget.

That's according to the National Audit Office, which is calling for urgent action to be taken.

It follows news more money's to be spent on the opening and closing ceremony.
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<TEXT>If you're the designated driver this Christmas - you can get a free soft drink in the Government's crackdown on drunk drivers..

More than 8 thousand pubs and bars have joined the scheme.
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<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.

The 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.
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<TEXT>George Clooney's bringing some of his Hollywood counterparts back down to earth. 

The 50 year old says most actors and actresses have no reason to moan about hard work and urged them to stop. 

Clooney told the Hollywood Reporter magazine he cut tobacco and sold insurance door-to-door - that was hard work but acting is not hard work.
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