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<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>
<TEXT>We now know the name of the 72 year old man who died after being stabbed in Bridgwater.

Michael Bithrey was killed last thursday morning following an incident in the Chilton Street area.

An 83 year old man's been arrested on suspicion of murder.
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<Slug>METAL 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Police are cracking down on metal thieves in North Somerset

From now on anyone selling metal to a scrap yard will have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won't get any money for the goods.

In the past few months metal has been stolen from churches, schools and local businesses.
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<Slug>030 NATWEST HESTER3</Slug>
<TEXT>The Chief Executive of RBS says there's no limit to what the bank will shell
out to ensure no-one loses out following a computer glitch. 

Stephen Hester says the bank has "broad shoulders" and will face up to the
financial consequences.

Many haven't been able to access their money but RBS - which owns Natwest -
has pledged to reimburse people's costs. 

Hundreds of branches will open late today.

Mr Hester says helping customers is the priority.

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<Slug>welfare 5</Slug>
<TEXT>David Cameron says he's determined to end the "culture of entitlement" in Britain.

As part of a welfare overhaul, the PM's set out plans to scrap housing benefit for people under the age of 25.
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<Slug>tweet 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Police are investigating alleged racist tweets directed at England's footballers following last night's defeat in the European championships.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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