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 (13,'2011-03-17 11:55:41','138329 138051 138360 138361 138359','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire noon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 corr JAPAN WALKER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(correcting slug - apols)\r\n\r\nBritons affected by the Japanese disaster will be flown home to the UK.\r\n\r\nFlights from Tokyo to Hong Kong will be laid on by the Foreign Office.\r\n\r\nThe offer of help came hours after UK citizens were advised to consider\r\nleaving the city.\r\n\r\nAttempts are still being made to minimise the damage at the nuclear plant in\r\nFukushima.\r\n\r\nDr Simon Walker, a nuclear expert from Imperial College, says the reactors\r\nmust be kept cool:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: be dispersed\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400166.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DISABLED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A builder from Wareham left disabled after a motorbike crash has defeated a legal challenge from his insurers, who said he lied about how badly injured he was.\r\n\r\nMark Noble was awarded over three million pounds in damages after being knocked off his bike by a car in 2003, but Direct Line claimed he could still work.\r\n\r\nThe Court of Appeal has ruled that Mr Noble was honestly attempting to overcome his injuries, but was still entitled to the compensation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain has welcomed an apparent change of heart by Barack Obama over sending warplanes to protect Libyan civilians.\r\n\r\nThe United States ambassador to the UN has said that\r\nAmerica\'s prepared to support a no-fly zone to force the regime to stop the killings.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, the Red Cross has withdrawn from the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi, ahead of a expected attack by pro-Gaddafi forces.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Virtually every English university will see their funding slashed for the next academic year.\r\n\r\nFigures from the Higher Education Funding Council for England show all but five of the 130 universities in England will see a reduction in their grant.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURAL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An artist tasked with creating a giant mural at Pokesdown station is looking for inspiration from local people.\r\n\r\nResidents are being asked to submit a photograph or drawing which they feel celebrates the \'vibrance, beauty and diversity\' of the local area, which will be incorporated into the final design with their name next to their image. \r\n\r\nThe mural will be completed in early Summer 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (14,'2011-03-28 15:53:31','142254 142234 142218 142255 142271','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sian</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sian O\'Callaghan\'s father has spoken of the family\'s raw and overwhelming pain.\r\n\r\nEarlier, taxi driver Christopher Halliwell was remanded in custody accused of the 22-year old\'s murder.\r\n\r\nThere were angry scenes inside and outside Swindon magistrates court.\r\n\r\nMick O\'Callaghan fought back tears as he faced the media for the first time since his daughter\'s body was found on Thursday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAFFIC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police is cutting the number of dedicated road traffic officers by forty percent.\r\n\r\nEighteen of the force\'s fifty-four traffic officers will work on general policing duties rather than highways patrols as part of cost-cutting measures.\r\n\r\nThe AA claim the move will put driver\'s lives at risk but Dorset Police reckon road safety will improve overall through better communication with the public.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RAF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A senior RAF officer may face a court martial over the deaths of fourteen servicemen, including one from Christchurch.\r\n\r\nFlight Lieutenant Leigh Mitchelmore, who grew up in Highcliffe, was killed when a Nimrod spy plane burst into flames over Afghanistan in 2006. \r\n\r\nAir Commodore George Baber, the man responsible for the aircraft\'s safety, could be jailed for two years because a mistake was made during a hazard assesment of the plane.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ema</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out soon what will replace Educational Maintenance Allowances.\r\n\r\nEducation Secretary Michael Gove is expected to announce a new package for the hardest-up teenagers, worth around a third of the original scheme.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>protests</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Home Secretary\'s responded to Saturday\'s anti-cuts demo violence - saying she won\'t hesitate in granting the police more help to do their jobs.\r\n\r\n149 people have been charged after shops and banks in central London were vandalised.\r\n\r\n56 police officers were injured.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (15,'2011-04-01 11:04:25','143679 143676 143662 143477','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>test</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>031 PRESCRIPTIONS NASH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note St Columb)\r\n\r\nEngland now stands alone in the UK as being the only country to have\r\nprescription charges.\r\n\r\nTo add insult to injury - they\'ve actually risen in price, while from today\r\nthey\'ve been scrapped entirely in Scotland.\r\n\r\nBeth McCarron-Nash is a GP in Cornwall and has already had patients tell her\r\nthey can\'t afford prescriptions.\r\n\r\nShe agrees with the British Medical Association that the charges should be\r\nscrapped:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 031\r\nOUT WORDS: these concerns\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500160.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 HARRY HEWITT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Many thanks to Real Radio North West for this audio. He\'s from Cheshire)\r\n\r\nPrince Harry\'s charity trek in the Arctic has been delayed for 24 hours. \r\n\r\nHe\'s joining a team of wounded servicemen who aim to reach the North Pole.\r\n\r\nBut the runway they need to fly to is on thick ice and isn\'t ready yet.\r\n\r\nMartin Hewitt, who lost the use of his arm in Afghanistan, says their trip is\r\nunpredictable.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: is gratitude\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500157.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WIND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans for a wind farm near Wareham have been rejected by councillors.\r\n\r\nPurbeck District Council’s Planning Board has refused permission for four wind turbines on land in East Stoke.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because ways to avoid \'adverse impacts\' were not satisfactorily met by developers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Boscombe\'s artificial surf reef, the first in Europe, has had to close over safety concerns.\r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s been launched into what caused \'substantial changes\' to the structure\'s shape.\r\n\r\nIt\'s creator ASR Limited admit it needs a number of tweaks, while Bournemouth Council says it\' \'erring on the side of caution\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (16,'2011-04-12 10:16:10','146735 146736','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>weather 11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sunny for the best part of today - windy later on though, and highs of just thirteen degrees.\r\n\r\nCloudy overnight, and tomorrow will see some heavy rain.\r\n\r\nWet too on Thursday, but with a chance of sunny spells.\r\n\r\nThe tide times for Weston are 1-14 in the morning and 2-15 tomorrow afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A sunny day, a little bit windy this afternoon, and highs of thirteen degrees.\r\n\r\nClear and dry but cool overnight, and tomorrow looks largely cloudy with a chance of rain in the afternoon.\r\n\r\nJust a lot of cloud on the way for Thursday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (17,'2011-05-16 10:10:40','156211 156211','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>weather 11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'ll be a cloudy and windy, but with sunny spells - highs of sixteen degrees.\r\n\r\nOvercast tonight and tomorrow could see some drizzle, while there\'ll be some light rain on Wednesday.\r\n\r\nThe tide times for Weston are 5-50 this afternoon and twelve minutes past six tomorrow morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'ll be a cloudy and windy, but with sunny spells - highs of sixteen degrees.\r\n\r\nOvercast tonight and tomorrow could see some drizzle, while there\'ll be some light rain on Wednesday.\r\n\r\nThe tide times for Weston are 5-50 this afternoon and twelve minutes past six tomorrow morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (18,'2011-05-16 14:46:55','156316 156318 156293 156308 156323','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>london</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Irish republican dissidents have issued a coded bomb threat in London.\r\n\r\nThe \'non-specific\' threat was issued last night and security around the capital has been tightened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaddafi</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The International Criminal Court prosecutor\'s seeking an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of committing crimes against humanity by killing protesters trying to oust him.\r\n\r\nLuis Moreno-Ocampo\'s also asking judges for warrants to arrest one of Gaddafi\'s sons and his spy chief.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PLANE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police say one of the occupants of a biplane which crashed in a field near Wimborne has died.\r\n \r\nIts not known if it was the pilot who was a local man, or a 26 year old passenger from Poole.\r\n \r\nThe Tiger Moth aircraft came down at Witchampton around 2.45 yesterday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NSPCC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You can now report child abuse by simply sending a text message. \r\n\r\nThe NSPCC has launched the new triple-eight-five-eight number because they feel not enough of us know what to do if we\'re concerned. \r\n\r\nA poll shows that in Bournemouth and Poole that number is thirty-five percent of people who had worries.\r\n\r\nChris Cloke from the charity told us how to spot possible abuse:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: NSPCC 1--.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\NSPCC 1--.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dizaei</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Scotland Yard commander Ali Dizaei won an appeal against his conviction for corruption today.\r\n\r\nBut he now faces a re-trial.\r\n\r\nThe 48 year old was jailed in February 2010 for four years for misconduct in public office and perverting the course of justice\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (19,'2011-06-17 16:13:43','166836 166889 166854','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova sat</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANNABIS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirty four year old man from Vietnam is to be deported from the UK after he was found growing Cannabis in Weston. \r\n\r\nHieu Nhan Vo was found cultivating cannabis worth around half a million pounds at two properties in the town at the start of the month.\r\n\r\nAt one of them in Atlantic Road South, Police found more than six hundred and eighty cannabis plants. \r\n\r\nHe also faces thirteen months in prison.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINDSOR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An American tourist has ended up at a Weston pub instead of the Queen\'s famous castle residence - after a Sat Nav mix-up.\r\n\r\nThe woman in her thirties thought she was being guided to Windor Castle, but ened up at The Windsor Castle on Upper Bristol Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER SA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Staying mainly dry today, with most of the sunshine at lunchtime. \r\n\r\nAnother bright day tomorrow, but Mondays not looking so good with the chance of a few thunderstorms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (20,'2011-06-30 11:47:38','171154 171112 171151 171118 171146 170874','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RESTIVO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Danilo Restivo has been given a whole life sentence for the murder of Heather\r\nBarnett.\r\n\r\nThe 39 year old Italian left a clump of somebody else\'s hair in the mum of\r\ntwo\'s hand - after killing her in her Bournemouth flat in 2002.\r\n\r\nHer children discovered their mother\'s body.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children are home from more than fifty schools in Dorset with another thirty-five partially closed, as teachers walk out in nationwide industrial action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly half of schools in England and Wales have been affected by striking\r\nteachers. \r\n\r\nAcross the UK, other public sector workers have also walked out - including at\r\nplaces like courts, job centres and at border control.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 STRIKES-add MILIBAND</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour leader Ed Miliband doesn\'t support the strikes, and wants to see more\r\ntalks between the government and the unions.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: happening again\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:24]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400157.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lloyds Banking Group says 15-thousand jobs are to go over the next three years.\r\n\r\nIt follows a review of the part-nationalised group, which recommends up to 1-and-a-half billion pounds worth of savings should be made.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile HSBC is to cut 700 jobs in its retail arm - mostly affecting staff who give financial advice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth residents are being asked how they think the town\'s rubbish should be dealt with for the next fifteen years.\r\n\r\nThe Council\'s hosting a series of roadshows from today, so they can gather views on food recycling, waste reduction and new technology.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be an online survey available until the end of July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (21,'2011-07-10 11:49:52','174207 174224 174208 174217 174214 174227','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova sun mid</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 HACKING WOODING</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The last ever News of the World is reportedly selling far more copies than\r\nnormal across the country. \r\n\r\nThe paper has been scrapped - in the wake of phone-hacking allegations.\r\n\r\nDavid Wooding was the News of the World\'s political editor. \r\n\r\nHe\'s says the enormity of it will hit next Sunday, when the paper is missing\r\nfrom the shelves.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: for it\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./700110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>T4OTB 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>T4 on the Beach is taking place in Weston for the ninth time this lunch time. \r\n\r\nAround fifty thousand people are expected to attend the televised event. \r\n\r\nAnd nineteen acts, such as The Wanted, JLS and the Sugababes are due to perform on the main stage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 AFRICA WANDER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Aid agencies say hundreds of thousands of people fleeing drought in East Africa\r\nare walking for days in search of food and water. \r\n\r\nThey say the situation is now extremely serious.\r\n\r\nThe Disaster Emergency Committee appeal, launched on Friday, raised 6 million\r\npounds in 24 hours.\r\n\r\nAndrew Wander - of Save The Children - is at a camp in Kenya where 15-hundred\r\npeople are arriving every day:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: wild animals\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./700112.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>n ireland2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rioting erupted in Northern Ireland last night, with a bus hijacked and petrol\r\nbombs thrown at police.\r\n\r\nOfficers were injured in what they called \"serious public disorder\" in\r\nBallyclare, County Antrim.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPRENTIC2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College student is set to perform on a global stage. \r\n\r\nBeauty therapist, Hayley Wright from Bridgwater has been picked as one of forty three UK apprentices to compete in WorldSkills. \r\n\r\nThe competition in October will see one thousand people from across the world compete in London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEATHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A mainly cloudy day today, but there is the chance that we\'ll see some sunshine at times with highs of nineteen degrees. \r\n\r\nSome light showers over night before another day of sunny intervals and we could see some more showers on Tuesday.\r\n\r\nThe tide times for Weston are two fifty three this afternoon and three twenty six tomorrrow morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (22,'2011-08-03 12:16:05','181584 181548 181574','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>1PM Fire</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S-IND CRICK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a blow for India ahead of the third Test against England next week.\r\n\r\nHarbhajan Singh has been ruled out of the Edgbaston match because of a stomach\r\ninjury suffered in the second Test defeat.\r\n\r\nHe has a lower abdominal tear and is expected to be out of action for 10-to-12\r\ndays.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:16]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>12 bulletin - homes1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Homes1 gd\r\n\r\nPoole Council says it\'s looking to create at least 100 new affordable homes over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nIf successful, the grant available for each home could be twenty thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nThe council will now start to look for land to build the homes on - up to 175 could be built under the plans.\r\n\r\nto provide affordable housing.\r\n\r\nThe council’s Corporate Strategy idenitfies affordable housing as one of its key priorities and Full Council has approved proposals seeking to deliver 100 new affordable homes on council-owned land over the next four years.\r\n\r\nThe Homes and Community Agency (HCA) is inviting the providers of affordable housing, Registered Providers, to submit bids for money to them to help fund more homes.  If successful the HCA grant would be about £20,000 for each new affordable home.\r\n\r\nWith the council’s commitment to provide the land, the HCA has indicated that it would support a bid for 175 new homes in Poole,  75 of which could be provided in the Regeneration Area.\r\n\r\nOfficers will now look at potential council-owned land which would be suitable  but no specific sites have yet been identified. The use of Council land would be considered as an investment in the Council’s priority of providing affordable homes,  even though little or no capital receipt would be returned to the council for the land.\r\n\r\nCllr Mike White, Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Planning and Regeneration, Borough of Poole, said : \"Securing affordable housing remains one of the council’s highest priorities. Delivering new affordable homes in an economic downturn is particularly challenging which is why I am delighted that the council is putting in place this initiative in partnership with the HCA to identify where new homes might be able to be provided within Poole.\"\r\n\r\nI’m Gareth Davies\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n‘Only fire news is all local all day – more in an hour\r\n‘Nova News – now you’re up to date’\r\nToday’s weather – dry and sunny for most of the day – a risk of thundery showers this evening - highs of 23 degrees\r\nShowers through the night – lows of 17 degrees\r\nTomorrow showers through the morning dry and sunny after – highs of 20 degrees\r\nFriday – dry but more cloudy highs of 19\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>12 bulletin - homes1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crash1  gd\r\n\r\nA 15 year old pedestrian has been treated for serious facial injuries after a collision with a motorbike in Bornemouth last night.\r\n\r\nIt happened at the bear cross roundabout - the motorcyclist was treated for minor injuries.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHomes1 gd\r\n\r\nPoole Council says it\'s looking to create at least 100 new affordable homes over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nIf successful, the grant available for each home could be twenty thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nThe council will now start to look for land to build the homes on - up to 175 could be built under the plans.\r\n\r\nto provide affordable housing.\r\n\r\nThe council’s Corporate Strategy idenitfies affordable housing as one of its key priorities and Full Council has approved proposals seeking to deliver 100 new affordable homes on council-owned land over the next four years.\r\n\r\nThe Homes and Community Agency (HCA) is inviting the providers of affordable housing, Registered Providers, to submit bids for money to them to help fund more homes.  If successful the HCA grant would be about £20,000 for each new affordable home.\r\n\r\nWith the council’s commitment to provide the land, the HCA has indicated that it would support a bid for 175 new homes in Poole,  75 of which could be provided in the Regeneration Area.\r\n\r\nOfficers will now look at potential council-owned land which would be suitable  but no specific sites have yet been identified. The use of Council land would be considered as an investment in the Council’s priority of providing affordable homes,  even though little or no capital receipt would be returned to the council for the land.\r\n\r\nCllr Mike White, Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Planning and Regeneration, Borough of Poole, said : \"Securing affordable housing remains one of the council’s highest priorities. Delivering new affordable homes in an economic downturn is particularly challenging which is why I am delighted that the council is putting in place this initiative in partnership with the HCA to identify where new homes might be able to be provided within Poole.\"\r\n\r\nI’m Gareth Davies\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n‘Only fire news is all local all day – more in an hour\r\n‘Nova News – now you’re up to date’\r\nToday’s weather – dry and sunny for most of the day – a risk of thundery showers this evening - highs of 23 degrees\r\nShowers through the night – lows of 17 degrees\r\nTomorrow showers through the morning dry and sunny after – highs of 20 degrees\r\nFriday – dry but more cloudy highs of 19\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (23,'2011-08-03 12:22:21','181584 181578 181587 181574','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>TEST</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S-IND CRICK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a blow for India ahead of the third Test against England next week.\r\n\r\nHarbhajan Singh has been ruled out of the Edgbaston match because of a stomach\r\ninjury suffered in the second Test defeat.\r\n\r\nHe has a lower abdominal tear and is expected to be out of action for 10-to-12\r\ndays.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:16]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>P016 P-COPYRIGHT STEELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s setting out its plans to reform copyright laws - and make it\r\nlegal to copy CDs.\r\n\r\nMinisters say the current regulations protecting intellectual property are\r\narchaic.\r\n\r\nMatt Steele has more.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: P016\r\nOUT WORDS: UK economy\r\nDuration: 1\'28\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 01:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300190.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-ROUNDUP</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Leonardo DiCaprio\'s been named the highest paid actor in Hollywood for the\r\nfirst time.\r\n\r\nHe\'s topped the Forbes list after the success of Inception and Shutter Island\r\n- he apparently raked in 47 million pounds last year.\r\n\r\nJohnny Depp was second and Adam Sandler third.\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nThey say never work with animals or children - or glove puppets.\r\n\r\nPaul Daniels has confirmed he was injured after Sooty lobbed a pizza at his\r\nhead.\r\n\r\nThe veteran magician had to visit hospital to get eye drops - but says he\'s\r\nfine now and is performing at the Edinburgh Fringe later.\r\n\r\nPaul couldn\'t confirm what sort of pizza it was:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nOprah Winfrey is being honoured with an honorary Oscar.\r\n\r\nThe American chat show host is being recognised for her outstanding\r\ncontribution to humanitarian work.\r\n\r\nHer charity \'Oprah\'s Angel Network\' raised more than 80 million dollars alone.\r\n\r\nWinfrey will receive the statuette at an event in November.\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nRobbie Williams reportedly admits it\'s his ego that stops him being in Take\r\nThat full-time.\r\n\r\nThe boys have been on their record-breaking Progress tour, which ended on\r\nFriday.\r\n\r\nRob apparently reckons his big head means he needs to go back to being a solo\r\nartist now the tour is over.\r\n\r\n[Total 01:07]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>12 bulletin - homes1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crash1  gd\r\n\r\nA 15 year old pedestrian has been treated for serious facial injuries after a collision with a motorbike in Bornemouth last night.\r\n\r\nIt happened at the bear cross roundabout - the motorcyclist was treated for minor injuries.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHomes1 gd\r\n\r\nPoole Council says it\'s looking to create at least 100 new affordable homes over the next 4 years.\r\n\r\nIf successful, the grant available for each home could be twenty thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nThe council will now start to look for land to build the homes on - up to 175 could be built under the plans.\r\n\r\nto provide affordable housing.\r\n\r\nThe council’s Corporate Strategy idenitfies affordable housing as one of its key priorities and Full Council has approved proposals seeking to deliver 100 new affordable homes on council-owned land over the next four years.\r\n\r\nThe Homes and Community Agency (HCA) is inviting the providers of affordable housing, Registered Providers, to submit bids for money to them to help fund more homes.  If successful the HCA grant would be about £20,000 for each new affordable home.\r\n\r\nWith the council’s commitment to provide the land, the HCA has indicated that it would support a bid for 175 new homes in Poole,  75 of which could be provided in the Regeneration Area.\r\n\r\nOfficers will now look at potential council-owned land which would be suitable  but no specific sites have yet been identified. The use of Council land would be considered as an investment in the Council’s priority of providing affordable homes,  even though little or no capital receipt would be returned to the council for the land.\r\n\r\nCllr Mike White, Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Planning and Regeneration, Borough of Poole, said : \"Securing affordable housing remains one of the council’s highest priorities. Delivering new affordable homes in an economic downturn is particularly challenging which is why I am delighted that the council is putting in place this initiative in partnership with the HCA to identify where new homes might be able to be provided within Poole.\"\r\n\r\nI’m Gareth Davies\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n‘Only fire news is all local all day – more in an hour\r\n‘Nova News – now you’re up to date’\r\nToday’s weather – dry and sunny for most of the day – a risk of thundery showers this evening - highs of 23 degrees\r\nShowers through the night – lows of 17 degrees\r\nTomorrow showers through the morning dry and sunny after – highs of 20 degrees\r\nFriday – dry but more cloudy highs of 19\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (24,'2011-08-19 12:49:02','186796 186567 186815 186793 186817','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>F-ONE</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOODS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The clean-up in Bournemouth and Poole continues after yesterday\'s flash-floods.\r\n\r\nThe Central Gardens have been disinfected after drains overflowed.\r\n\r\nWater was waist deep in places, causing shops to close and damage to homes, while road surfaces cracked as drain covers were forced up.\r\n\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency\'s issued a flood alert for the tributaries of the River Avon between Christchurch and Ringwood.\r\n\r\nIt say water levels remain high but are gradually falling.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth Air Festival is expected to start today, after all of yesterday\'s flights were cancelled.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>067 FLOODS LEGG3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: now in quality)\r\n\r\nEmergency crews in Dorset have had to deal with more than 100 flood-related\r\ncall-outs in just two-and-a-half hours.\r\n\r\nFlash flooding left people stranded and properties deluged.\r\n\r\nMore than 55mm (2 inches) of rain fell.\r\n\r\nStuart Legg from Dorset Fire and Rescue says crews have had to deal with\r\ndifficult problems across the county:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 067\r\nOUT WORDS: flowing water\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400330.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>afghan</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least ten people have been killed in a terror attack on the British Council in Afghanistan, but the Foreign Office says all UK personnel are safe.\r\n\r\nThe assault lasted more than five hours - taking place on the 92nd anniversary of Afghan independence.\r\n\r\nAll the insurgents are now said to be dead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB - TURKEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two women from Northern Ireland have been stabbed to death in Turkey.\r\n\r\nThe middle-aged women, believed to be from County Down, were murdered late\r\nlast night in the city of Izmir.\r\n\r\nA 17-year-old Turkish youth has been arrested.\r\n\r\nHe\'s understood to be the boyfriend of a daughter of\r\none of the women.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>borrow</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government borrowed much less money than expected last month, at 20 million pounds.\r\n\r\nThe City had predicted a figure of two and a half BILLION.\r\n\r\nLast July it was THREE and a half billion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (25,'2011-08-24 17:36:04','188668 188664 188631 188646 188665','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f6</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has a one-million pound bounty on his head.\r\n\r\nTwo businessman in Benghazi have put up the cash for him to be found - dead or\r\nalive.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nAid agencies say they\'re struggling to help Libya because of the continued\r\nfighting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>us</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Experts say powerful Hurricane Irene could be a \"big threat\" to the New England area, on America\'s east coast.\r\n\r\nThe storm\'s been upgraded to a Category Three - with winds of 115 miles per\r\nhour.\r\n\r\nIt\'s currently closing in on the Bahamas.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, the earthquake that shook the area last night\r\nhas damaged one of the country\'s most recognisable landmarks.\r\n\r\nOfficials say yesterday\'s tremor cracked one of the stones at the top of the Washington Monument, which remains closed until further notice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>055 HURRICANE READ</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Experts say powerful Hurricane Irene could be a \"big threat\" to the New England\r\narea, on America\'s east coast.\r\n\r\nThe storm\'s been upgraded to a Category Three - with winds of 115 miles per\r\nhour.\r\n\r\nIt\'s currently closing in on the Bahamas.\r\n\r\nBill Read is director of the National Hurricane Centre:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 055\r\nOUT WORDS: early Monday\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300254.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROWSELL 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s heard a motorcyclist almost certainly crashed because he was braking too hard on seeing a speed camera van on the A338 out of Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s coroner\'s court\'s been told it\'s likely that sixty-four year old Timothey Rowsell observed the van and tried to reduce his speed rapidly down to fifty, but was still going over seventy when he lost control.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>student</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police watchdog has criticised the Metropolitan Police for failing to\r\nfully investigate officers for using excessive force against a wheelchair-bound\r\nstudent fees protester.\r\n\r\nThey have also ruled that Jody McIntyre\'s case should have been passed to the\r\nCrown Prosecution Service.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (26,'2011-09-01 12:43:00','191295 191281 191273 191264 191277','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>repat</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A flag\'s been raised to mark the transfer of repatriations of fallen troops\r\nback to RAF Brize Norton. \r\n\r\nCeremonies are returning to the Oxfordshire base four years after they moved\r\nto RAF Lyneham.\r\n\r\nLast night a sunset ceremony marked the end of repatriations through Wootton\r\nBassett - the town near the Wiltshire base.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 DEFENCE MERCER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shadow defence secretary Jim Murphy\'s calling on the government to rethink its\r\nplans to make cuts to the armed forces.\r\n\r\nNearly 2-thousand soldiers and RAF personnel are being told today they\'re\r\nlosing their jobs.\r\n\r\nLabour says it\'s leading to \"Britain\'s strategic shrinkage\".\r\n\r\nThe decision\'s also being criticised by Tory MP and former army officer\r\nPatrick Mercer.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: even furher\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400179.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBYA ud</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sources say two unexploded car bombs have been found on the outskirts of the\r\nLibyan capital Tripoli.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they were planted by pro-Gaddafi forces.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, a military commander in Libya\'s interim government says they belive\r\nthe dictator is now in the desert town of Bani Walid.\r\n\r\nWorld leaders are gathering in Paris to meet with the new Libyan\r\nadministration to discuss their plans for the future.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALONE U D</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police will speak to the mother of a four-year-old girl who was left at home\r\nalone, now she\'s returned from holiday.\r\n\r\nThe girl was found by officers in Crawley after her 16-year-old brother was\r\narrested, along with another boy, on suspicion of driving offences.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the mum won\'t be arrested as it\'s not an offence to leave a child\r\nin the care of a 16-year-old unless it puts them at risk.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former Weston Playhouse Theatre manager\'s set off on a five-hundred mile charity trek across Northern Spain today.\r\n\r\nAndy Jeffrey, who also organised the recent Boomfest, is hoping to raise a thousand pounds for Weston Hospice Care.\r\n\r\nHe\'s walking the Camino Frances route, east to west from the Pyrenees to Santiago Compostela.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (27,'2011-09-08 15:41:10','193588 193584 193533 193546 193561 193586','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f4</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moussa</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of an innocent Iraqi man killed in British military custody are calling for fresh prosecutions to be brought.\r\n\r\nA public inquiry\'s concluded Baha Mousa suffered \"an appalling episode of serious gratuitous violence\" in Basra in 2003.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>052 MOUSA-add CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron condemned the abuse suffered by Iraqi Baha Mousa, who died in\r\nBritish Army custody.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 052\r\nOUT WORDS: and convicted\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400234.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PHONES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>From next year, you\'ll have to dial the area code even when making calls within Bournemouth - because of a phone number shortage.\r\n\r\nThe town is set to pilot the system, which is then likely to be extended to other towns and cities in 2016.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll allow the regulator Ofcom to expand the range of phone numbers available, by having zero\'s or one\'s after the area code, because demand for landlines has risen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An eighteen year old man\'s had his jaw broken in an unprovoked attack in Poole.\r\n\r\nHe was punched in the face by another man, along Hill Street, just off the High Street, at around 1.45 last Thursday afternoon.\r\n\r\nPolice say the area was busy at the time so hope several people will be able to help their investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NURSERY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Official figures suggest that more than a fifth of nurseries and childminders\r\nare not good enough at keeping kids safe.\r\n\r\nOfsted statistics show that 19-percent were rated only \"satisfactory\" for\r\nsafeguarding between April and June this year.\r\n\r\nWhile a further 3-percent were rated \"inadequate\".\r\n\r\n[Total 00:16]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GALLIANO R W</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fashion designer John Galliano has been found guilty of making anti-Semitic\r\nslurs.\r\n\r\nHe launched the verbal abuse on two separate occasions in the same cafe in\r\nParis.\r\n\r\nGalliano told the court he has an addiction to alcohol, Valium and sleeping\r\npills.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been handed two suspended fines by a French court, and ordered to pay 1\r\neuro in symbolic damages to the victims.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (28,'2011-09-09 11:15:16','193850 193846 193868 193859 193866 193876','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 US TERROR FEDARCYK2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Intelligence officials in the US say they\'ve identified a specific and credible\r\nterror threat ahead of the 9/11 anniversary. \r\n\r\nThey believe al-Qaeda may be planning to use a car bomb to target bridges or\r\ntunnels.\r\n\r\nThe Assistant Director of the FBI in New York Janice Fedarcyk (PRON:\r\nFED-AR-CHIK) says \r\nterror alerts are to be expected around the anniversary of 9/11.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: COMING DAYS\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500179.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>9 11  (UK Muslims)</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 50 Muslim community groups in Britain have united to tell terrorists\r\nthey have \"failed\" to divide society on religious grounds.\r\n\r\nThe message will be reflected today in Mosques throughout the UK as Friday\r\nprayers remember the victims of 9/11.\r\n\r\nSignatories to the statement say the terrorists\' violence has actually brought\r\ncommunities closer together.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>duggan</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The funeral of Mark Duggan, whose shooting sparked last months riots, is taking place this morning.\r\n\r\nMore than 1,000 mourners are expected to pay their respects at the Broadwater Estate in Tottenham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLING1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth the UK\'s fourth best when it comes to recycling.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s recycling and composting sixty-three per cent of everything thrown away.\r\n\r\nNew government figures by local council put Bournemouth behind only South Oxfordshire, Rochford in Essex and Surrey Heath.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>claim</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A clampdown on no-win no-fee firms COULD see car insurance costs come down.\r\n\r\nCurrently so-called \"ambulance chasing\" lawyers encourage people to make\r\nclaims for minor injuries - pushing up premiums.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>032 SHOWBIZ-WAX SELF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fresh from the Edinburgh fringe festival, Ruby Wax has just opened her West End\r\nstand-up show \"Losing It\" which is based on her experiences battling mental\r\nillness.\r\n\r\nAs well as writing on the new series of Ab Fab, she\'s also studying for a\r\nMasters in Neuroscience at Oxford.\r\n\r\nShe says there\'s method to her madness.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 032\r\nOUT WORDS: IT\'S COMEDIC\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500195.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (29,'2011-09-09 15:15:45','193973 193965 193935 193944 193941 193946','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f3</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Interpol has issued an arrest warrant for Colonel Gaddafi.\r\n\r\nIt also wants to detain one of ousted Libyan dictator\'s sons and the country\'s\r\nex-head of military intelligence for crimes against humanity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blair</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tony Blair says the post-9/11 fight against terrorism isn\'t over with the death of Osama Bin Laden.\r\n\r\nThe former Prime Minister has warned it\'ll take \"another generation\" to end the bloodshed.\r\n\r\nUS officials believe al-Qaida could be target New York or\r\nWashington this weekend.\r\n\r\nMr Blair - now Middle East Envoy - has told The Times our way of life remains under threat from certain Islamic fanatics:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>036 BLAIR SELF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(nmust use credit with audio)\r\n\r\nTony Blair says the post-9/11 fight against terrorism isn\'t over with the\r\ndeath of Osama Bin Laden.\r\n\r\nThe Former Prime Minister has warned it\'ll take \"another generation\" to end\r\nthe bloodshed.\r\n\r\nMr Blair has told The Times our way of life remains under threat from certain\r\nIslamic fanatics.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 036\r\nOUT WORDS: THAT IDEOLOGY\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500242.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body\'s been found washed up on the beach near Boscombe Pier.\r\n\r\nThe man, thought to be in his thirties, was pronounced dead at the scene.\r\n\r\nHis death isn\'t breing treated as suspicious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MOAT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Raoul Moat\'s inquest\'s heard he likened himself to King Kong and the Incredible\r\nHulk while on the run from police.\r\n\r\nA forensic psychologist\'s been giving his assessment of dictaphone recordings\r\nhe made after he\'d shot his ex girlfriend and killed her new boyfriend.\r\n\r\nThe jury\'s heard the fugitive was paranoid, suspicious, mistrustful of\r\nauthority figures, and blamed other people for his misfortune.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than fifty bottle of counterfeit wine have been seized from three shops by Bournemouth Trading Standards.\r\n\r\nThe replicas of Jacob\'s Creek were found in newsagents in the town - with the mis-spelling of the word \'Australia\' on the bottle the only give-away.\r\n\r\nA spokesperson says it\'s not harmful to drink - it just doesn\'t taste very nice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (30,'2011-09-09 16:44:32','194011 193988 194018 194006 194015 193978','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n5</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>051 US TERROR MOORE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New York and Washington are on high alert after a terror threat just before the\r\n9/11 anniversary.\r\n\r\nOfficials say it\'s a credible but unconfirmed threat al-Qaida\'s plotting to\r\nuse a car bomb on bridges or tunnels.\r\n\r\nSpot checks are being carried out on public transport and extra security staff\r\nare on duty.\r\n\r\nNew Yorker Kelvin Moore says it\'s best not to be caught off guard.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 051\r\nOUT WORDS: THIS ONE\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500295.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIREFIGHT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile firefighters from Bristol Airport are flying out to New York to mark the 10th anniversary.\r\n\r\nIn 2001 the crew started to raise money to bring 20 of the surviving members of the New York Fire Department over to the South West to help with their recovery.\r\n\r\nNine members of the crew have gone over to America to attend the memorial services on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SANTOS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former I\'m A Celebrity contestant Aggro Santos has been charged with raping two\r\nwomen.\r\n\r\nThe 22-year-old is accused of attacking one woman in Chichester in West Sussex\r\nin May and another in Yeovil in Somerset last September.\r\n\r\nThe rapper - who\'s real name is Yuri Santos - has been bailed to appear at\r\nChichester Magistrates Court on September 19th.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 TRUANCY CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(speech in Norwich)\r\n\r\nParents of pupils who play truant from school face having their benefits cut.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says he\'s asked a government review to look in to the measure\r\nfollowing last month\'s riots.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister says parents should be held accountable for their\r\nchildren\'s behaviour.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: the table\r\nDuration: 09\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500290.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CLOTHES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four men have been questioned on suspicion of stealing secondhand clothes from\r\nUK charities, worth hundreds and thousands of pounds.\r\n\r\nYesterday thirty officers raided a warehouse in Essex, believed to be the hub\r\nof an international criminal network. \r\n\r\n20 thousand pounds was seized, along with charity bags and computers.\r\n \r\nAll four men have been released on bail.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COURSES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bunch of new courses are being put on at Weston college...\r\n\r\nThey include a 20-week house makeover course just for women where they will learn painting, wallpapering, glazing and artexing...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (31,'2011-09-10 07:12:44','194252 194193 194255 194053 194055 194254','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 EGYPT ATTIYYA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of protesters have attacked the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.\r\n\r\nThe Israeli Ambassador has been forced to leave the country after a huge crowd\r\nhurled documents and flags from the windows.\r\n\r\nThe violence was sparked by the death of five Egyptian border guards last\r\nmonth - during an Israeli operation against gunmen. \r\n\r\nProtesters like Amr Attiyya - are angry and passionate:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: all die\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600138.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 9 11 BLAIR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>America is preparing to mark tomorrow\'s tenth anniversary of 9/11.\r\n\r\nA series of events will be held, to remember the victims of the terror attacks\r\non New York and Washington.\r\n\r\nTony Blair was Prime Minister at the time of the attacks.\r\n\r\nIn an interview with The Times, he says the West underestimated the threat of\r\ninternational terrorism.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: the movement\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600081.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babies</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s been launched after a number of babies died at a hospital in Cumbria.\r\n\r\nPolice say it follows the death of Joshua Titcombe, nine days after his birth at Furness General Hospital, in October 2008.\r\n\r\nIt\'s not yet clear exactly how many deaths the investigation will look into.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pier copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A massive party on the pier is being planned for this years Weston beach race.\r\n\r\nSoul band \'Three Degrees\' will be flying in from the states to perform on Saturday October the 8th...\r\n\r\nAnyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birthing</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new birthing pool at Weston General Hospital’s Maternity Unit has been used for the first time.\r\n\r\nMum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Get set for an emotional X Factor show tonight.\r\n\r\nLascel Wood apparently impresses the judges with a powerful performance in front of his mum.\r\n\r\nThe 20-year-old from Brighton was fostered when he was four because his mum suffered from bipolar disorder, but she was at his audition to see him sing properly for the first time. \r\n.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (32,'2011-09-10 07:15:59','194252 194193 194255 194053 194055 194254','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 EGYPT ATTIYYA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of protesters have attacked the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.\r\n\r\nThe Israeli Ambassador has been forced to leave the country after a huge crowd\r\nhurled documents and flags from the windows.\r\n\r\nThe violence was sparked by the death of five Egyptian border guards last\r\nmonth - during an Israeli operation against gunmen. \r\n\r\nProtesters like Amr Attiyya - are angry and passionate:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: all die\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600138.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 9 11 BLAIR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>America is preparing to mark tomorrow\'s tenth anniversary of 9/11.\r\n\r\nA series of events will be held, to remember the victims of the terror attacks\r\non New York and Washington.\r\n\r\nTony Blair was Prime Minister at the time of the attacks.\r\n\r\nIn an interview with The Times, he says the West underestimated the threat of\r\ninternational terrorism.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: the movement\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600081.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babies</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s been launched after a number of babies died at a hospital in Cumbria.\r\n\r\nPolice say it follows the death of Joshua Titcombe, nine days after his birth at Furness General Hospital, in October 2008.\r\n\r\nIt\'s not yet clear exactly how many deaths the investigation will look into.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pier copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A massive party on the pier is being planned for this years Weston beach race.\r\n\r\nSoul band \'Three Degrees\' will be flying in from the states to perform on Saturday October the 8th...\r\n\r\nAnyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birthing</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new birthing pool at Weston General Hospital’s Maternity Unit has been used for the first time.\r\n\r\nMum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Get set for an emotional X Factor show tonight.\r\n\r\nLascel Wood apparently impresses the judges with a powerful performance in front of his mum.\r\n\r\nThe 20-year-old from Brighton was fostered when he was four because his mum suffered from bipolar disorder, but she was at his audition to see him sing properly for the first time. \r\n.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (33,'2011-09-10 07:19:31','194252 194193 194255 194053 194055 194254','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 EGYPT ATTIYYA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of protesters have attacked the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.\r\n\r\nThe Israeli Ambassador has been forced to leave the country after a huge crowd\r\nhurled documents and flags from the windows.\r\n\r\nThe violence was sparked by the death of five Egyptian border guards last\r\nmonth - during an Israeli operation against gunmen. \r\n\r\nProtesters like Amr Attiyya - are angry and passionate:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: all die\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600138.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 9 11 BLAIR</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>America is preparing to mark tomorrow\'s tenth anniversary of 9/11.\r\n\r\nA series of events will be held, to remember the victims of the terror attacks\r\non New York and Washington.\r\n\r\nTony Blair was Prime Minister at the time of the attacks.\r\n\r\nIn an interview with The Times, he says the West underestimated the threat of\r\ninternational terrorism.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: the movement\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600081.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babies</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s been launched after a number of babies died at a hospital in Cumbria.\r\n\r\nPolice say it follows the death of Joshua Titcombe, nine days after his birth at Furness General Hospital, in October 2008.\r\n\r\nIt\'s not yet clear exactly how many deaths the investigation will look into.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pier copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A massive party on the pier is being planned for this years Weston beach race.\r\n\r\nSoul band \'Three Degrees\' will be flying in from the states to perform on Saturday October the 8th...\r\n\r\nAnyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birthing</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new birthing pool at Weston General Hospital’s Maternity Unit has been used for the first time.\r\n\r\nMum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Get set for an emotional X Factor show tonight.\r\n\r\nLascel Wood apparently impresses the judges with a powerful performance in front of his mum.\r\n\r\nThe 20-year-old from Brighton was fostered when he was four because his mum suffered from bipolar disorder, but she was at his audition to see him sing properly for the first time. \r\n.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (34,'2011-09-10 07:40:04','194263 194258 194029 194253 194259 194262','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Israel\'s ambassador to Egypt has been forced to flee after a mob stormed the country\'s embassy in Cairo.\r\n\r\nHundreds of protesters destroyed a wall around the building, before a group forced their way in and threw documents and flags from windows.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 9-11 CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has warned that Britain is still at risk from Islamic\r\nextremism, ten years on from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. \r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says parts of the world are now safer - but the international\r\ncommunity now needs to deal with new breeding grounds for terrorism.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: Islamic extremism\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600141.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Fire and Rescue and Police have met with other agencies to discuss ways to prevent another fire on the scale of the huge Upton Heath blaze in June.\r\n\r\nLocal residents and representatives from the Urban Heath partnership were also at Poole fire station for what\'s been described as a \'productive evening\'.\r\n\r\nThey looked at improving response times and access to the Heath for firefighters, and protecting nearby properties.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Bestival</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tens of thousands of music fans have crossed to the Isle of Wight for Bestival.\r\n\r\nThis year\'s line-up includes veteran rockers Primal Scream and 60s pop legend Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys.\r\n\r\nPJ Harvey will also be performing, fresh from scooping this week\'s Mercury Prize for the second time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries new loan signing Wes Thomas could feature for them in their League One clash against fellow strugglers Chesterfield at the seward stadium today...\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...though Lee Bradbury is hoping to make it a permanent move.\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again to play.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUGBY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Scotland have started their rugby union World Cup with an 34-24 win over Romania.\r\n\r\nEngland take on Argentina today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (35,'2011-09-10 08:36:17','194284 194258 194268 194278 194279 194254','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A senior Israeli official says the attack on his country\'s embassy in Egypt is a \"blow to peaceful relations\" between the two countries.\r\n    \r\nA mob broke into the building last night - after hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Cairo - and police used teargas to disperse the crowds...\r\n\r\nIt comes after five Egyptian border guards were killed last month during an Israeli operation against gunmen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 9-11 CAMERON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister has warned that Britain is still at risk from Islamic\r\nextremism, ten years on from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. \r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says parts of the world are now safer - but the international\r\ncommunity now needs to deal with new breeding grounds for terrorism.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: Islamic extremism\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600141.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>80 mile an hour winds and 50 foot waves are on the way.\r\n\r\nForecasters say severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK on Monday - as Hurricane Katia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nThe west and north west is in for the worst battering.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pier alt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s been announced a massive party on the pier is gonna be held during this years Weston beach race.\r\n\r\nSoul band \'Three Degrees\' will be performing on Saturday October the 8th...\r\n\r\nAnyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birth alt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston Hospital\'s new birthing pool has been used for the first time.\r\n\r\nLocal mum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Get set for an emotional X Factor show tonight.\r\n\r\nLascel Wood apparently impresses the judges with a powerful performance in front of his mum.\r\n\r\nThe 20-year-old from Brighton was fostered when he was four because his mum suffered from bipolar disorder, but she was at his audition to see him sing properly for the first time. \r\n.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (36,'2011-09-10 08:47:42','194297 194288 194269 194275 194271 194286 194295','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A senior Israeli official says the attack on his country\'s embassy in Egypt is a \"blow to peaceful relations\" between the two countries.\r\n    \r\nA mob broke into the building last night - after hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Cairo - and police used teargas to disperse the crowds...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>9/11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister says the world is a safer place since 9/11.\r\n\r\nMillions around the world will tomorrow remember the victims of the terrorist attacks.\r\n\r\n10 years on - David Cameron has admitted there are still threats - but says they now come from different places.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>80 mile an hour winds and 50 foot waves are on the way.\r\n\r\nForecasters say severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK on Monday - as Hurricane Katia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nThe west and north west is in for the worst battering.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters and the police have been looking at ways they can prevent another massive heath fire in Dorset..\r\n\r\nBack in June a third of Upton heath was destroyed after it went up in flames.\r\n\r\nThey have been discussing how they can improve response times and access to the heath for fire crews as well as protect properties.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINDFEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Windfest - The annual free watersports and beach festival is going on at Sandbanks this weekend.\r\n\r\nPros in sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding and sailing take to the water...and there\'s also going to be the chance for the public to have a go too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - new loan signing Wes Thomas could start for the Cherries today as they host fellow League One strugglers   Chesterfield..\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again for selection.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUGBY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AND England have a tough test to start their rugby union World Cup campaign this morning - a clash with Argentina.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (37,'2011-09-10 08:50:50','194297 194288 194269 194275 194271 194286 194295','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A senior Israeli official says the attack on his country\'s embassy in Egypt is a \"blow to peaceful relations\" between the two countries.\r\n    \r\nA mob broke into the building last night - after hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Cairo - and police used teargas to disperse the crowds...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>9/11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister says the world is a safer place since 9/11.\r\n\r\nMillions around the world will tomorrow remember the victims of the terrorist attacks.\r\n\r\n10 years on - David Cameron has admitted there are still threats - but says they now come from different places.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>80 mile an hour winds and 50 foot waves are on the way.\r\n\r\nForecasters say severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK on Monday - as Hurricane Katia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nThe west and north west is in for the worst battering.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters and the police have been looking at ways they can prevent another massive heath fire in Dorset..\r\n\r\nBack in June a third of Upton heath was destroyed after it went up in flames.\r\n\r\nThey have been discussing how they can improve response times and access to the heath for fire crews as well as protect properties.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINDFEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Windfest - The annual free watersports and beach festival is going on at Sandbanks this weekend.\r\n\r\nPros in sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding and sailing take to the water...and there\'s also going to be the chance for the public to have a go too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - new loan signing Wes Thomas could start for the Cherries today as they host fellow League One strugglers   Chesterfield..\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again for selection.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUGBY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AND England have a tough test to start their rugby union World Cup campaign this morning - a clash with Argentina.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (38,'2011-09-10 09:53:08','194311 194312 194310 194309 194253 194259 194317','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>egypt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Israel\'s Ambassador to Egypt has been forced to flee after a mob stormed the country\'s embassy in Cairo.\r\n\r\n450 protesters were injured in violent clashes with security forces in the Egyptian capital last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK as Hurricane Katia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nWinds of up to 80 miles an hour are predicted by Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following the massive heath fire at Upton in Poole - Firefighters and the police have been looking at ways they can prevent another one from happening.\r\n\r\nA third of the heath was destroyed back in June killing wildlife and endangering nearby homes.\r\n\r\nCrews are now seeing how they can improve response times and access to the countys heathland for firefighters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINDFEST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The annual watersports Windfest is taking place at Sandbanks this weekend...\r\n\r\nAs well as getting to see pros in sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding and sailing...you\'ll also get the chance to try out a few watersports too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Bestival</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tens of thousands of music fans have crossed to the Isle of Wight for Bestival.\r\n\r\nThis year\'s line-up includes veteran rockers Primal Scream and 60s pop legend Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys.\r\n\r\nPJ Harvey will also be performing, fresh from scooping this week\'s Mercury Prize for the second time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries new loan signing Wes Thomas could feature for them in their League One clash against fellow strugglers Chesterfield at the seward stadium today...\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...though Lee Bradbury is hoping to make it a permanent move.\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again to play.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUGBY 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s rugby union World Cup campaign is underway...and a short time ago they were drawing 3 all with Argentina.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (39,'2011-09-10 10:44:14','194326 194330 194332 194053 194055 194327','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE (KENT) u d</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman and a young boy have died following a suspected arson attack on their\r\nhouse in Kent.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the terraced property in Chatham Hill, in the early\r\nhours of this morning.\r\n\r\nThree people were also injured and taken to hospital.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:14]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>033 KATIA LANG2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK as Hurricane\r\nKatia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nWinds of up to 80 miles an hour are predicted to hit north-west Scotland by\r\nMonday.\r\n\r\nNorthern Ireland, north Wales and northern England are also likely to be\r\naffected.\r\n\r\nSky\'s weather forecaster Isobel Lang has been monitoring its progress.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 033\r\nOUT WORDS: DIFFERENT BEAST\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./600178.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Israel\'s Ambassador to Egypt has left the country after his embassy was stormed by a mob of angry protesters.\r\n\r\n450 demonstrators were injured during violent clashes with security forces on the streets of Cairo.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pier copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A massive party on the pier is being planned for this years Weston beach race.\r\n\r\nSoul band \'Three Degrees\' will be flying in from the states to perform on Saturday October the 8th...\r\n\r\nAnyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>birthing</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new birthing pool at Weston General Hospital’s Maternity Unit has been used for the first time.\r\n\r\nMum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele has been forced to cancel more dates of her biggest ever UK tour due to\r\nillness.\r\n\r\nThe singer has pulled out of her sold-out gigs at Wolverhampton\'s Civic Hall\r\ntonight and tomorrow.\r\n\r\nAccording to a statement on the star\'s website, she has a serious cold and\r\nchest infection - and apologises for any inconvenience caused.\r\n\r\nThe shows will be rescheduled.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:20]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (40,'2011-09-10 10:56:06','194340 194331 194339 194337 194275 194286 194342','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>F11</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kent 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman and a young boy have died following a suspected arson attack on their house, in Kent.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the terraced property in Chatham Hill, in the early hours of this morning.\r\n\r\nThree people were also injured.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body\'s been found on a Bournemouth beach.\r\n\r\nThe police were called to Hengistbury Head at twenty past 7 this morning.\r\n\r\nThey say they aren\'t treating his death as suspicious but can\'t release any more details at the moment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Severe gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK as Hurricane Katia makes its way across the Atlantic.\r\n\r\nWinds of up to 80 miles an hour are predicted to hit north-west Scotland by Monday...with north Wales and northern England also likely to be affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ISRAEL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Israel\'s Ambassador to Egypt has left the country after his embassy was stormed by a mob of angry protesters.\r\n\r\n450 demonstrators were injured during violent clashes with security forces on the streets of Cairo.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEATH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters and the police have been looking at ways they can prevent another massive heath fire in Dorset..\r\n\r\nBack in June a third of Upton heath was destroyed after it went up in flames.\r\n\r\nThey have been discussing how they can improve response times and access to the heath for fire crews as well as protect properties.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - new loan signing Wes Thomas could start for the Cherries today as they host fellow League One strugglers   Chesterfield..\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again for selection.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUGBY 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s rugby union World Cup campaign is underway...and a short time ago they were losing 9-3 to Argentina\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (41,'2011-09-10 11:43:16','194351 194331 194352 194271 194341 194259 194354','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f12</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kent 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman and a little boy have died following a suspected arson attack on their house in Kent.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the terraced property in Chatham Hill at around 2.30 this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s body\'s been found on a Bournemouth beach.\r\n\r\nThe police were called to Hengistbury Head at twenty past 7 this morning.\r\n\r\nThey say they aren\'t treating his death as suspicious but can\'t release any more details at the moment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katie 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>80 mile an hour winds and 50 foot waves could be on the way.\r\n\r\nSevere gales and flooding are expected to hit parts of the UK on Monday - the remnants of Hurricane Katia which has weakened over the Atlantic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WINDFEST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Windfest - The annual free watersports and beach festival is going on at Sandbanks this weekend.\r\n\r\nPros in sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding and sailing take to the water...and there\'s also going to be the chance for the public to have a go too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele has been forced to cancel more dates of her biggest ever UK tour due to illness.\r\n\r\nThe singer has pulled out of her sold-out gigs at Wolverhampton\'s Civic Hall tonight and tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries new loan signing Wes Thomas could feature for them in their League One clash against fellow strugglers Chesterfield at the seward stadium today...\r\n\r\nThe striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...though Lee Bradbury is hoping to make it a permanent move.\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again to play.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England have edged past Argentina by 13 points to 9 in a scrappy opening pool match at the rugby union World Cup.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (42,'2011-09-12 06:43:16','194481 194328 194483 194324 194484 194479','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four men and a woman are being questioned by police after  24 people who were allegedly being kept as slaves - were rescued.\r\n\r\n200 officers stormed the caravan site in Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire.\r\n\r\nSome of them may have been held for as long as 15 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VILLAGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today you\'ll get to have your say on plans for two new villages on the outskirts of Weston. \r\n\r\nThe idea is to build 5 and a half thousand homes in two new communities called Winterstoke Village - on the former Weston Airfield and Parklands Village - on the former RAF Locking site.\r\n\r\nPlanning officers from the council are putting on an exhibition at The Campus today from 1 so you can find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British man has been killed and his wife kidnapped from a Kenyan beach resort.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed the couple were staying north of Lamu island, near the border with Somalia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston man\'s been ordered to hand over 23 thousand pounds that he made from crimes he committed.\r\n\r\nSean Fowler who\'s 42 was given a suspended jail term in January for growing cannabis at his home.\r\n\r\nThe police say if he doesn\'t give it to them in the next six months he\'ll be jailed for a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>driving</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s uninsured driving hotspots have been revealed.\r\n\r\n17 out of 20 worst postcodes are in West Midlands and West Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nDespite uninsured driving dropping by 25 per cent in the last 5 years we still have one of the worst records in Western Europe.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIG BRO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And a dad from Weston is one of the contestants on this years Big Brother...\r\n\r\n30 year old Aaron Allard Morgan entered the house on Friday..along with former-Baywatch star, Pamela Anderson.\r\n\r\nThe winner of the 9 week long show will scopp a hundred thousand pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (43,'2011-09-12 07:02:11','194481 194473 194482 193943 194487 194474 194486','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four men and a woman are being questioned by police after  24 people who were allegedly being kept as slaves - were rescued.\r\n\r\n200 officers stormed the caravan site in Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire.\r\n\r\nSome of them may have been held for as long as 15 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLUB</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nightclub In Bournemouth had to be evacuated at the weekend - after nearby bins were set on fire.\r\n\r\nEveryone had to leave Aruba near the pier in the early hours of yesterday morning when the bins were pushed towards the public toilets underneath the building. \r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British man has been killed and his wife kidnapped from a Kenyan beach resort.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed the couple were staying north of Lamu island, near the border with Somalia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be loads of disruption in the centre of Christchurch today...\r\n\r\nWaterloo Bridge on Bridge Street is being shut for the next 8 weeks so it can be repaired...\r\n\r\nDorset county council say the work needs to be done now rather than during the winter because the cold weather could cause even more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>walliams</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and David Walliams is hoping he\'ll finish his epic swim along 140 miles of the Thames later.\r\n\r\nThe Little Britain star has battled tummy troubles along the way as he\'s raised more than 800 thousand pounds for Sport Relief.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>iN SPORT...Bournemouth crashed to their 5th successive defeat in the League on Saturday.\r\n\r\nThey went down 3 nil to fellow strugglers Chesterfield at the Seward stadium leaving them second from bottom in the league 2 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Australia\'s Samantha Stosur has secured her first Grand Slam title after winning the US Open..She beat the three-time champion Serena Williams in the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (44,'2011-09-12 08:02:26','194492 194489 194494 193945 194499 194475 194500','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Banks face a major shake-up - to avoid any repeat of the financial crisis.\r\n\r\nA government-backed commission says high street operations should be kept separate from risky investment arms to protect normal customers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLU 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people had to be evacuated from a Bournemouth nightclub after bins were set alight and pushed underneath the building.\r\n\r\nEveryone had to leave Aruba near the pier for an hour, early yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are questioning five people after a raid on a site where it\'s claimed 24 people were kept as slaves.\r\n\r\nOfficers think some people were kept in filthy conditions for as long as 15 years, and forced to do heavy work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses in Christchurch are bracing themselves for major disruption - as Waterloo Bridge is shut for the next 8 weeks for repairs.\r\n\r\nYou\'ll still be able to walk and cycle along Bridge Street but vehicles won\'t be allowed through.\r\n\r\nThe county council say they can\'t hold off and do the work in the winter because the cold weather could cause more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>looks</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Jenson Button\'s been crowned Britain\'s best looking bloke.\r\n\r\nThe Formula One driver topped a list of 20 names - stealing the title away from last year\'s winner Colin Firth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport....The Cherries poor start to the season continued on Saturday with a 3 nil defeat to Chesterfield at the Seward Stadium.\r\n\r\n The result leaves them second from bottom in the league 2 table with just 3 points from 7 games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England could be without Courtney Lawes for their second match of the rugby union World Cup against Georgia on Sunday.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of kneeing an Argentina player during their opening win..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (45,'2011-09-12 08:06:08','194491 194493 194329 194325 194495 194490 194498','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Banks face a major shake-up - to avoid any repeat of the financial crisis.\r\n\r\nA government-backed commission says high street operations should be kept separate from risky investment arms to protect normal customers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are questioning five people after a raid on a site where it\'s claimed 24 people were kept as slaves.\r\n\r\nOfficers think some people were kept in filthy conditions for as long as 15 years, and forced to do heavy work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VILLAGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You\'ll be able to find out more about plans for two new villages on the outskirts of Weston- today. \r\n\r\nThe idea is to build 5 and a half thousand homes in two new communities called Parklands Village on the former RAF Locking site and Winterstoke Village - on the former Weston Airfield.\r\n\r\nCouncil planning officers are putting on an exhibition at The Campus today from 1 so you can have your say.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston man- caught growing cannabis in his home - has been ordered to hand over 23 thousand pounds that he made from his crimes.\r\n\r\nSean Fowler who\'s 42 was given a suspended jail term in January after admitting producing the drug.\r\n\r\nIf he doesn\'t give it to the police in the next six months he\'ll be jailed for a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>katia 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Severe weather warnings have been issued with gusts of up to 80 miles per hour predicted in some areas of the UK.\r\n\r\nScotland and parts of northern England are likely to be worst hit by the remnants of Hurricane Katia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIG BRO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And a man from Weston is settling into the Big Brother house...alongside former baywatch star Pamela Anderson.\r\n\r\nDad of 1 Aaron Allard Morgan entered the house on Friday as he attempts to scoop the one hundred thousand pound prize.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sponge bob</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed watching SpongeBob Squarepants for just 9 minutes can shorten the attention span of children.\r\n\r\nThe author of the study says she\'s found similar problems in kids who watched other fast-paced cartoons.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (46,'2011-09-12 09:04:02','194507 194502 194503 193943 194506 194509 194486','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Banks should ring-fence their high street and investment divisions, as part of a package of reforms for the industry.\r\n\r\nA new report says the measures would mean taxpayers are less likely to need to bail-out struggling lenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLUB</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nightclub In Bournemouth had to be evacuated at the weekend - after bins were set on fire and pushed underneath the building.\r\n\r\nHundreds of clubbers had to leave Aruba near the pier in the early hours of yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Kenya are looking for a gang who murdered a British tourist and kidnapped his wife.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed David and Judith Tebbutt from Hertfordshire were the only guests at the luxury resort, which is near the border with Somalia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be loads of disruption in the centre of Christchurch today...\r\n\r\nWaterloo Bridge on Bridge Street is being shut for the next 8 weeks so it can be repaired...\r\n\r\nDorset county council say the work needs to be done now rather than during the winter because the cold weather could cause even more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>enders</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former EastEnders favourite Nick Berry is reportedly set to make a return to Albert Square after 21 years.\r\n\r\nThe actor who played Simon Wicks, is apparently coming back with brother David for a shock storyline that sees mum Pat Butcher killed off.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>iN SPORT...Bournemouth crashed to their 5th successive defeat in the League on Saturday..going down 3 nil to fellow strugglers Chesterfield.\r\n\r\nAfter the game Chairman Eddie Mitchell had a rant on the pitch at protesting fans...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Australia\'s Samantha Stosur has secured her first Grand Slam title after winning the US Open..She beat the three-time champion Serena Williams in the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (47,'2011-09-12 09:46:20','194519 194517 194328 194520 194324 194513 194490','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shares in Britain\'s biggest banks have fallen following a report recommending reforms which will cost the industry up to 7 billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nThey include ring-fencing banks\' high street divisions to protect them from riskier investment ones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Officials are working to secure the safe release of a kidnapped British tourist whose husband\'s been murdered.\r\n\r\nJudith and David Tebbutt were attacked by armed robbers at an exclusive Kenyan beach resort close to the Somali border.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VILLAGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today you\'ll get to have your say on plans for two new villages on the outskirts of Weston. \r\n\r\nThe idea is to build 5 and a half thousand homes in two new communities called Winterstoke Village - on the former Weston Airfield and Parklands Village - on the former RAF Locking site.\r\n\r\nPlanning officers from the council are putting on an exhibition at The Campus today from 1 so you can find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>24 people, believed to have been held as slaves, have been rescued from a caravan site in Bedfordshire.\r\n\r\nFour men and a woman are being questioned about it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston man\'s been ordered to hand over 23 thousand pounds that he made from crimes he committed.\r\n\r\nSean Fowler who\'s 42 was given a suspended jail term in January for growing cannabis at his home.\r\n\r\nThe police say if he doesn\'t give it to them in the next six months he\'ll be jailed for a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moanday</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mondays should officially be called \'moandays\' according to a new survey...\r\n\r\nIt\'s found that\'s the day of the week that makes most people miserable with more than half of us spending the day complaining.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIG BRO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And a man from Weston is settling into the Big Brother house...alongside former baywatch star Pamela Anderson.\r\n\r\nDad of 1 Aaron Allard Morgan entered the house on Friday as he attempts to scoop the one hundred thousand pound prize.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (48,'2011-09-12 09:59:03','194518 194489 194516 193945 194513 194509 194515','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shares in Britain\'s biggest banks have fallen following a report recommending reforms which will cost the industry up to 7 billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nThey include ring-fencing banks\' high street divisions to protect them from riskier investment ones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLU 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people had to be evacuated from a Bournemouth nightclub after bins were set alight and pushed underneath the building.\r\n\r\nEveryone had to leave Aruba near the pier for an hour, early yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Officials are working to secure the safe release of a kidnapped British tourist whose husband\'s been murdered.\r\n\r\nJudith and David Tebbutt were attacked by armed robbers at an exclusive Kenyan beach resort close to the Somali border.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses in Christchurch are bracing themselves for major disruption - as Waterloo Bridge is shut for the next 8 weeks for repairs.\r\n\r\nYou\'ll still be able to walk and cycle along Bridge Street but vehicles won\'t be allowed through.\r\n\r\nThe county council say they can\'t hold off and do the work in the winter because the cold weather could cause more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moanday</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mondays should officially be called \'moandays\' according to a new survey...\r\n\r\nIt\'s found that\'s the day of the week that makes most people miserable with more than half of us spending the day complaining.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>iN SPORT...Bournemouth crashed to their 5th successive defeat in the League on Saturday..going down 3 nil to fellow strugglers Chesterfield.\r\n\r\nAfter the game Chairman Eddie Mitchell had a rant on the pitch at protesting fans...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunderland</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sunderland defender Titus Bramble insists the squad still has faith in under fire manager Steve Bruce.\r\n\r\nSeveral of this morning\'s papers are reporting that his job is under threat...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (49,'2011-09-12 09:59:08','194518 194489 194516 193945 194513 194509 194515','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shares in Britain\'s biggest banks have fallen following a report recommending reforms which will cost the industry up to 7 billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nThey include ring-fencing banks\' high street divisions to protect them from riskier investment ones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLU 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people had to be evacuated from a Bournemouth nightclub after bins were set alight and pushed underneath the building.\r\n\r\nEveryone had to leave Aruba near the pier for an hour, early yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Officials are working to secure the safe release of a kidnapped British tourist whose husband\'s been murdered.\r\n\r\nJudith and David Tebbutt were attacked by armed robbers at an exclusive Kenyan beach resort close to the Somali border.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses in Christchurch are bracing themselves for major disruption - as Waterloo Bridge is shut for the next 8 weeks for repairs.\r\n\r\nYou\'ll still be able to walk and cycle along Bridge Street but vehicles won\'t be allowed through.\r\n\r\nThe county council say they can\'t hold off and do the work in the winter because the cold weather could cause more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moanday</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mondays should officially be called \'moandays\' according to a new survey...\r\n\r\nIt\'s found that\'s the day of the week that makes most people miserable with more than half of us spending the day complaining.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>iN SPORT...Bournemouth crashed to their 5th successive defeat in the League on Saturday..going down 3 nil to fellow strugglers Chesterfield.\r\n\r\nAfter the game Chairman Eddie Mitchell had a rant on the pitch at protesting fans...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunderland</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sunderland defender Titus Bramble insists the squad still has faith in under fire manager Steve Bruce.\r\n\r\nSeveral of this morning\'s papers are reporting that his job is under threat...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (50,'2011-09-12 10:03:10','194518 194489 194516 193945 194513 194509 194515','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>banks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shares in Britain\'s biggest banks have fallen following a report recommending reforms which will cost the industry up to 7 billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nThey include ring-fencing banks\' high street divisions to protect them from riskier investment ones.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTCLU 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of people had to be evacuated from a Bournemouth nightclub after bins were set alight and pushed underneath the building.\r\n\r\nEveryone had to leave Aruba near the pier for an hour, early yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nFirefighters were quick to put the flames out...and no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Officials are working to secure the safe release of a kidnapped British tourist whose husband\'s been murdered.\r\n\r\nJudith and David Tebbutt were attacked by armed robbers at an exclusive Kenyan beach resort close to the Somali border.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses in Christchurch are bracing themselves for major disruption - as Waterloo Bridge is shut for the next 8 weeks for repairs.\r\n\r\nYou\'ll still be able to walk and cycle along Bridge Street but vehicles won\'t be allowed through.\r\n\r\nThe county council say they can\'t hold off and do the work in the winter because the cold weather could cause more problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moanday</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mondays should officially be called \'moandays\' according to a new survey...\r\n\r\nIt\'s found that\'s the day of the week that makes most people miserable with more than half of us spending the day complaining.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>iN SPORT...Bournemouth crashed to their 5th successive defeat in the League on Saturday..going down 3 nil to fellow strugglers Chesterfield.\r\n\r\nAfter the game Chairman Eddie Mitchell had a rant on the pitch at protesting fans...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunderland</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sunderland defender Titus Bramble insists the squad still has faith in under fire manager Steve Bruce.\r\n\r\nSeveral of this morning\'s papers are reporting that his job is under threat...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (51,'2011-09-13 06:43:43','194641 194843 194844 194684 194846 194836','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDGET 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two hundred and eighty jobs could be lost over the next four years, as part of North Somerset Council\'s plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from their budget.\r\n\r\nProposals, which also include the possible outsourcing or reduction of public services, will go before the council\'s executive members today, before a two month public consultation.\r\n\r\nPhil Hall is the Council\'s Finance Director:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: NSC TUES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\NSC TUES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our local MP\'s will find out today how planned changes to constituency boundaries across England could affect them.\r\n\r\nSome could see their majorities shrink - while others will see their seats disappear altogether.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported police in Kenya have arrested a man suspected of being involved in the murder of a British tourist and kidnapping his wife from a beach resort.\r\n\r\nDavid and Judith Tebbutt were on holiday in a remote luxury hotel close to the border with Somalia when the attack happened on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people from Weston have been arrested, as part of  a Somerset-wide operation targeting metal thieves.\r\n\r\nThree hundred officers were involved in yesterday morning\'s simultaneous raids of fifty scrap dealerships across the force area - which has seen sixteen arrests in total.\r\n\r\nThe theft of metals like copper and lead, from pipes, cable and rooves, is on the rise - as global metal prices increase.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>parent 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research suggests parents put reputation above test results when choosing a school for their child.\r\n\r\n9 out of 10 of those questioned said they rate reputation in the community as an important factor when picking a school.\r\n\r\nWhile 87-percent said test results were a key factor when choosing where to educate their child.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.\r\n\r\nIf a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they\'d become the 512th richest person in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (52,'2011-09-13 06:46:50','194641 194843 194844 194684 194846 194836','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDGET 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two hundred and eighty jobs could be lost over the next four years, as part of North Somerset Council\'s plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from their budget.\r\n\r\nProposals, which also include the possible outsourcing or reduction of public services, will go before the council\'s executive members today, before a two month public consultation.\r\n\r\nPhil Hall is the Council\'s Finance Director:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: NSC TUES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\NSC TUES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our local MP\'s will find out today how planned changes to constituency boundaries across England could affect them.\r\n\r\nSome could see their majorities shrink - while others will see their seats disappear altogether.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported police in Kenya have arrested a man suspected of being involved in the murder of a British tourist and kidnapping his wife from a beach resort.\r\n\r\nDavid and Judith Tebbutt were on holiday in a remote luxury hotel close to the border with Somalia when the attack happened on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people from Weston have been arrested, as part of  a Somerset-wide operation targeting metal thieves.\r\n\r\nThree hundred officers were involved in yesterday morning\'s simultaneous raids of fifty scrap dealerships across the force area - which has seen sixteen arrests in total.\r\n\r\nThe theft of metals like copper and lead, from pipes, cable and rooves, is on the rise - as global metal prices increase.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>parent 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research suggests parents put reputation above test results when choosing a school for their child.\r\n\r\n9 out of 10 of those questioned said they rate reputation in the community as an important factor when picking a school.\r\n\r\nWhile 87-percent said test results were a key factor when choosing where to educate their child.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.\r\n\r\nIf a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they\'d become the 512th richest person in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (53,'2011-09-13 07:01:33','194853 194845 194827 194655 194837 194826 194835','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>I\'m Cathryn Pugh\r\n\r\nMP\'s Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch will find out today how planned changes to constituency boundaries across England could affect them.\r\n\r\nSome could see their majorities shrink - while others will see their seats disappear altogether.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported police in Kenya have arrested a man suspected of being involved in the murder of a British tourist and kidnapping his wife from a beach resort.\r\n\r\nDavid and Judith Tebbutt were on holiday in a remote luxury hotel close to the border with Somalia when the attack happened on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FINANCE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A three-year financial plan for the Borough of Poole\'s being discussed today, as the council looks to make major savings.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll discuss ways to save thousands of pounds by 2015, with a report calling for \'robust and realistic proposals\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBOAT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth receptionist is hoping to make it as a cruise ship entertainer, on a new TV talent show.\r\n\r\nShowboaters, which starts tonight, sees ten wannabes competing for the prize of becoming a liner\'s headline act.\r\n\r\nClaudia - who\'s dream is to be in the West End like her sister - told us she was sent around the world on a series of challenges:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SHOWBOATERS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SHOWBOATERS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.\r\n\r\nIf a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they\'d become the 512th richest person in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will be hoping to put chairman Eddie Mitchell\'s controversial rant on Saturday behind them tonight - as they look to end a run of five succestive league defeats, at Leyton Orient.\r\n\r\nBournemouth are currently second from bottom in the League 1 table..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>World number one Novak Djokovic has won the US Open tennis after beating Rafael Nadal 3 sets to 1.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the Serb\'s third Grand Slam triumph this year, and the fourth of his career.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (54,'2011-09-13 07:53:17','194643 194874 194875 194684 194849','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDGET 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jobs are at risk, as North Somerset Council meets today to decide on a draft four year plan to plug a forty-seven million pound budget gap.\r\n\r\nProposals include making services more efficient, delivering them through other providers, and even letting residents and community groups take responsibility - but two hundred and eighty posts are expected to be slashed.\r\n\r\nA two-month public consultation follows today\'s meeting.\r\n\r\nCouncil Finance Director Phil Hall admits public services could also suffer:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: NSC TUES 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\NSC TUES 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being announced later that\'ll see the number of MPs being cut by 50.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t yet whether MP\'s in North Somerset will be affected as the boundaries of the UK\'s constituencies are re-drawn ahead of the next general election.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to make them more equal in size.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported a man\'s been arrested over the murder of a British tourist and the kidnap of his wife in Kenya.\r\n\r\nDavid and Judith Tebbutt from Hertfordshire were staying at a luxury beach resort near the border with Somalia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people from Weston have been arrested, as part of  a Somerset-wide operation targeting metal thieves.\r\n\r\nThree hundred officers were involved in yesterday morning\'s simultaneous raids of fifty scrap dealerships across the force area - which has seen sixteen arrests in total.\r\n\r\nThe theft of metals like copper and lead, from pipes, cable and rooves, is on the rise - as global metal prices increase.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 SHOWBIZ-WALLIAMS SELF 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Walliams says a bath is the only water he wants to see for a while -\r\nafter swimming 140 miles along the River Thames.\r\n\r\nThe star completed his gruelling eight-day journey last night, raising more\r\nthan one million pounds for charity.\r\n\r\nThousands gathered to welcome him at Westminster Bridge.\r\n\r\nDavid says support on the river banks really helped:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: behind me\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200112.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (55,'2011-09-13 08:03:32','194873 194876 194879 194661 194826 194877','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being announced later that\'ll see the number of MPs being cut by 50.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t yet whether MP\'s in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch will be affected as the boundaries of the UK\'s constituencies are re-drawn ahead of the next\r\ngeneral election.\r\n\r\nthe idea is to make them more equal in size.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported a man\'s been arrested over the murder of a British tourist and the kidnap of his wife in Kenya.\r\n\r\nDavid and Judith Tebbutt from Hertfordshire were staying at a luxury beach resort near the border with Somalia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FINANCE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Poole are gonna be looking at where they spend their money for the next 3 years today...\r\n\r\nThey need to make hundreds of thousands of pounds of savings by 2015, with a report calling for \'robust and realistic proposals\' to help them do it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBOAT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A young Bournemouth woman is hoping a new TV series starting tonight will change her life.\r\n\r\nClaudia Luke-Taylor\'s one of ten contestants on Showboaters, which sees them narrowed down to one winner, who\'ll become the headline act on a luxury cruise liner.\r\n\r\nClaudia says she\'s grateful for the experiences she\'s already had filming the show:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SHOWBOATERS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SHOWBOATERS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will be hoping to put chairman Eddie Mitchell\'s controversial rant on Saturday behind them tonight - as they look to end a run of five succestive league defeats, at Leyton Orient.\r\n\r\nBournemouth are currently second from bottom in the League 1 table..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Novak Djokovic has won the US Open tennis title.\r\n\r\nIt means the Serb\'s won three of the four grand slams this year - he\'s only the 6th man to do that in the Open era.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (56,'2011-09-13 08:53:46','194641 194885 194887 194889 194895 194900 194891','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDGET 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two hundred and eighty jobs could be lost over the next four years, as part of North Somerset Council\'s plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from their budget.\r\n\r\nProposals, which also include the possible outsourcing or reduction of public services, will go before the council\'s executive members today, before a two month public consultation.\r\n\r\nPhil Hall is the Council\'s Finance Director:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: NSC TUES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\NSC TUES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like just over thirty MPs will be cut from the Commons, when constituency boundaries are changed in England.\r\n\r\nMP\'s in North Somerset will find out if they\'re affected today...\r\n\r\nPlans for reforms in Scotland and Wales will be published later on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Military forces in Kenya are searching for a missing British holidaymaker, thought to have been kidnapped at a luxury beach resort.\r\n\r\nJudith Tebbutt\'s husband, David, was killed as they were attacked by a gang over the weekend in Kenya.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slaves 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four men will appear in court later charged with slavery offences. \r\n\r\nThe men, who are all from the same family, were arrested on Sunday following a police raid on a caravan site in Bedfordshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people from Weston have been arrested as the police crack down on metal thefts across Somerset.\r\n\r\nThree hundred officers were involved in raids at fifty scrap dealerships across the force area yesterday.\r\n\r\nAltogether 16 people have been arrested so far.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>storm 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A motorist has died and an 11-year-old boy\'s been taken to hospital - after the tail end of Hurricane Katia brought winds of 80 mile an hour.\r\n\r\nThousands were left without power last night as gusty weather caused damage to\r\nbuildings and resulted in travel disruption.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.\r\n\r\nIf a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they\'d become the 512th richest person in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (57,'2011-09-13 09:01:28','194884 194886 194879 194892 194890 194893 194894','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like just over thirty MPs will be cut from the Commons, when constituency boundaries are changed in England.\r\n\r\nMP\'s in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch will find out if they\'re affected today...\r\n\r\nPlans for reforms in Scotland and Wales will be published later on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kenya 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Military forces in Kenya are searching for a missing British holidaymaker, thought to have been kidnapped at a luxury beach resort.\r\n\r\nJudith Tebbutt\'s husband, David, was killed as they were attacked by a gang over the weekend in Kenya.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FINANCE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Poole are gonna be looking at where they spend their money for the next 3 years today...\r\n\r\nThey need to make hundreds of thousands of pounds of savings by 2015, with a report calling for \'robust and realistic proposals\' to help them do it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBOAT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth receptionist is hoping to make it as a cruise ship entertainer, on a new TV talent show.\r\n\r\nShowboaters, which starts tonight, sees ten wannabes competing for the prize of becoming a liner\'s headline act.\r\n\r\nClaudia Luke-Taylor told Fire news she was sent around the world on a series of challenges:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SHOWBOATERS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SHOWBOATERS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.\r\n\r\nIf a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they\'d become the 512th richest person in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will be looking to end their poor run of form as they travel to Leyton Orient in the league tonight.\r\n\r\nBournemouth are currently second from bottom in the table with only 3 points after 5 successive defeats.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England lock Courtney Lawes has been given a two-match suspension at the rugby union World Cup...after he was found guilty of kneeing an Argentina player.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (58,'2011-09-13 10:01:02','194927 194921 194879 194914 194928 194893','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MPs</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Big names on both sides of the Commons face seeing their power bases wiped from the constituency map in a major shake-up.\r\n\r\nThe boundary changes, in England, are part of a move to cut the number of MPs by 50 to 600 - we don\'t know yet if Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch are affected.\r\n\r\nThe Government insists the review will ensure all constituencies have roughly the same number of voters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>civil 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Civil Aviation Aurthority will soon be allowed to impose sanctions on airport operators who don\'t take proper precautions against bad weather.\r\n\r\nResponding to an inquiry into last winter\'s disruption, the Department of Transport is also considering a 10-million pound investment for improving the UK\'s weather forecasting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FINANCE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Poole are gonna be looking at where they spend their money for the next 3 years today...\r\n\r\nThey need to make hundreds of thousands of pounds of savings by 2015, with a report calling for \'robust and realistic proposals\' to help them do it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after his car got stuck in the sand on Bournemouth beach..\r\n\r\nThe 42 year old called police yesterday evening after the tide came in and started to sink his toyota. \r\n\r\nIt was pulled out with a tractor and the man was arrested on suspicion of driving on common land other than a road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>walliams 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Walliams says a bath is the only water he wants to see for a while - after swimming 140 miles along the River Thames.\r\n\r\nThe star completed his gruelling eight-day journey last night, raising more than one million pounds for charity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will be looking to end their poor run of form as they travel to Leyton Orient in the league tonight.\r\n\r\nBournemouth are currently second from bottom in the table with only 3 points after 5 successive defeats.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (59,'2011-09-13 14:38:36','195029 195042 195016 195035 195041 195022','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n3</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>040 HACKING WHITTINGDALE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch\'s been recalled by MPs for a second grilling about phone hacking\r\nat the News of the World.\r\n\r\nThe questions are likely to focus on discrepancies between his evidence in\r\nJuly and answers given last week by ex-editor Colin Myler and former News\r\nInternational lawyer Tom Crone. \r\n\r\nThey claim Murdoch was informed of an email which showed hacking was\r\nwidespread.\r\n\r\nJohn Whittingdale is the Culture Committee chairman.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 040\r\nOUT WORDS: THE MEETING\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200218.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>moat</Slug>\r\n<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.\r\n\r\nPolice fired two Taser rounds at him during a siege in Northumberland last July.\r\n\r\nThe court\'s heard from a Police Firearms Tactical Advisor Officer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>M1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six teenagers have been charged with causing the fire that closed the M1 in\r\nboth directions in April.\r\n\r\nThe blaze caused millions of pounds worth of damage to the motorway and days\r\nof transport chaos.\r\n\r\nThe six suspects are among 10 teenagers charged with a spate of arson attacks\r\nacross Barnet in north London.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BHM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A post-mortem\'s due to be held to establish how a Clevedon man died during last weekend\'s Bristol Half Marathon.\r\n\r\nThe thirty-three year old was pronounced dead at the scene after collapsing along the thirteen mile route.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first fatality in the event\'s twenty-three year history.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trolling</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been jailed for 18 weeks for writing abusive messages on online memorial pages of dead teenagers - so-called \"trolling\".\r\n\r\nSean Duffy has also been given an anti-social behaviour order, which prevents him from logging onto social network sites for five years.\r\n\r\nFour cases were taken into account - including that of 15-year-old Natasha MacBryde, who threw herself in\r\nfront of a train.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WESTFIELD UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Boris Johnson\'s had a near miss at the star-studded opening ceremony of a 1\r\npoint 4 billion pound shopping centre.\r\n\r\nA ceiling tile fell 30 feet at the Westfield centre at the Olympics site in\r\neast London - smashing just in front of the London mayor.\r\n\r\nIt landed near a stage where pop star Nicole Scherzinger had just performed\r\nlive.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (60,'2011-09-14 06:48:30','195296 195306 195184 195305 195300 195303 195293','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tuc</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain could face a series of strikes by more than a million public sector workers.\r\n\r\nUnion leaders at the TUC Annual Congress are meeting today to discuss industrial action.\r\n\r\nMembers are angry at planned changes to pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A campaign group opposing cuts in North Somerset\'s hosting a public meeting today, in response to Council plans for saving forty-seven million pounds, discussed yesterday.\r\n\r\nWeston Anti-Cuts Alliance say they want to ask residents how they\'ll be affected...as the council admits up to 280 jobs could go and public services be stripped down or outsourced.\r\n\r\nA final budget decision won\'t be made until February, after a two-month public consultation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 ALCOHOL GILMORE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new alcohol charity claims booze is available at \"obscenely low\" prices - but\r\nhas found widespread opposition to minimum pricing.\r\n\r\nAlcohol Research UK\'s funded a study which shows most people question whether\r\nbanning sales of cheap alcohol will stop excessive drinking.\r\n\r\nTrustee Professor Sir Ian Gilmore says the public needs to be better informed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: and supermarkets\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300016.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Tropicana WILL be demolished if no suitable attraction can be found for the site by December.\r\n\r\nAfter a meeting yesterday, North Somerset Council has decided to try one more round of market testing, to look for a \'deliverable scheme\' to replace the derelict swimming pool.\r\n\r\nA bunch of councillors will continue to meet up about it, and any bids will be reviewed in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters in London were battling fires every five minutes during the riots in August.\r\n\r\nA report\'s found the capital\'s Fire Brigade attended at least 807 incidents over four days as looting and arson flared across the city.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winehouse</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amy Winehouse\'s family will officially launch the charity set up in her name today - on what would have been the star\'s 28th birthday.\r\n\r\nThe singer - who fought a public battle with drink and drugs - was found dead at her flat in north London in July\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole has flown to Afghanistan to help boost the morale of those serving on the front line.\r\n\r\nShe\'s visiting Camp Bastion to mark 10 years of British operations in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (61,'2011-09-14 07:50:50','195325 195306 195326 195322 195305 195303 195293','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tuc 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We could be in for a series of strikes this winter - involving a million public workers.\r\n\r\nUnions are expected to confirm plans later for teachers and civil servants to stage co-ordinated walkouts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A campaign group opposing cuts in North Somerset\'s hosting a public meeting today, in response to Council plans for saving forty-seven million pounds, discussed yesterday.\r\n\r\nWeston Anti-Cuts Alliance say they want to ask residents how they\'ll be affected...as the council admits up to 280 jobs could go and public services be stripped down or outsourced.\r\n\r\nA final budget decision won\'t be made until February, after a two-month public consultation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new alcohol charity claims booze is available at \"obscenely low\" prices.\r\n\r\nAlcohol Research UK says a gram of cocaine will cost around 40-pounds - while the equivalent amount of booze can be bought for just one pound.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 CHILDREN RISDALE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(from Norwich)\r\n\r\nA leading charity says children are trapped in a \"materialistic culture\" which\r\nis putting parents under pressure.\r\n\r\nUnicef UK says many mums and dads lose out on family time - due to long\r\nworking hours - and compensate with gadgets and designer clothes.\r\n\r\nMum Carrie-Ann Risdale says she does spend alot of time with her two young\r\nchildren - and says it\'s about priorities:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: them really\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300133.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Tropicana WILL be demolished if no suitable attraction can be found for the site by December.\r\n\r\nAfter a meeting yesterday, North Somerset Council has decided to try one more round of market testing, to look for a \'deliverable scheme\' to replace the derelict swimming pool.\r\n\r\nA bunch of councillors will continue to meet up about it, and any bids will be reviewed in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winehouse</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amy Winehouse\'s family will officially launch the charity set up in her name today - on what would have been the star\'s 28th birthday.\r\n\r\nThe singer - who fought a public battle with drink and drugs - was found dead at her flat in north London in July\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole has flown to Afghanistan to help boost the morale of those serving on the front line.\r\n\r\nShe\'s visiting Camp Bastion to mark 10 years of British operations in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (62,'2011-09-14 08:03:59','195336 195328 195333 195316 195332 195335 195334','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of a new charity is warning that alcohol is available at \"obscenely low\" prices.\r\n\r\nProfessor Sir Ian Gilmore from Alcohol Research UK wants a minimum price of 50 pence for each unit of alcohol.\r\n\r\nIt would mean a bottle of wine would set you back five pounds...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 ALCOHOL GILMORE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of a new charity is warning that booze is available at \"obscenely low\"\r\nprices.\r\n\r\nProfessor Sir Ian Gilmore wants a minimum price of 50 pence for each unit of\r\nalcohol.\r\n\r\nIt would mean a can of beer would cost at least one-pound-forty, and a bottle\r\nof wine would set you back five pounds.\r\n\r\nSir Ian, who\'s from the new charity, Alcohol Research UK, says there are big\r\nbenefits to changing our drinking culture.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: a year\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winehous 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amy Winehouse\'s dad Mitch says her ex-husband Blake Fielder Civil needs to take responsibility for getting her involved with drugs.\r\n\r\nHe\'s launching a charity in the singer\'s name today - it would have been her 28th birthday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Controversial plans to charge households in Poole for green waste collections have been dumped.\r\n\r\nA casting vote from the man in charge of environmental services was needed to reach a decision on scrapping proposals for a thirty-one pound annual charge.\r\n\r\nThe committee\'s now also recommending the full council bans grass cuttings and hedge clippings from black bins.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who\'s car ended up in the sea at Bournemouth beach has been charged with drink driving.\r\n\r\nA tractor had to pull the Toyota out of the sand as the tide came in on Monday evening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth beat a ten man leyton orient 3-1 last night - putting an end to their five game losing run..\r\n\r\nNew loan signing Wes Thomas..Harry Arter and Marc Pugh got the goals for the Cherries...\r\n\r\nThe result sees Bournemouth move out of the League One relegation zone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>champion 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal were denied a win in their Champions League group last night by a wondergoal just 2-minutes from time.\r\n\r\nThey drew 1-1 at Borussia Dortmund - while Chelsea beat Bayer Leverkusen 2-0.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (63,'2011-09-14 08:53:13','195356 195350 195336 195354 195351 195293','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tuc</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain could face a series of strikes by more than a million public sector workers.\r\n\r\nUnion leaders at the TUC Annual Congress are meeting today to discuss industrial action.\r\n\r\nMembers are angry at planned changes to pensions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A big public meeting\'s been held today by a group against the proposed budget savings at North Somerset Council.\r\n\r\nUp to 280 jobs could go and public services be stripped down or outsourced as they try and save forty-seven million pounds.\r\n\r\nWeston Anti-Cuts Alliance say they want to ask residents how they\'ll be affected...A final budget decision won\'t be made until February, after a two-month public consultation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of a new charity is warning that alcohol is available at \"obscenely low\" prices.\r\n\r\nProfessor Sir Ian Gilmore from Alcohol Research UK wants a minimum price of 50 pence for each unit of alcohol.\r\n\r\nIt would mean a bottle of wine would set you back five pounds...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 CHILDREN TIESSEN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are showering their children with toys and designer labels - instead of\r\nspending quality time with them.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a UN report which says mums and dads are losing out, due\r\nin part to long working hours, and feel under pressure to buy more.\r\n\r\nDeputy Executive Director of Unicef UK, is Anita Tiessen (Pron: Tee-son).\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: buying stuff\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300150.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We now know Weston\'s Tropicana WILL be demolished if no suitable attraction can be found for the site by the end of the year...\r\n\r\nAfter a meeting yesterday, North Somerset Council has decided to try one more time to look for a \'deliverable scheme\' to replace the derelict swimming pool.\r\n\r\nAny bids will be reviewed in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole has flown to Afghanistan to help boost the morale of those serving on the front line.\r\n\r\nShe\'s visiting Camp Bastion to mark 10 years of British operations in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (64,'2011-09-14 10:01:48','195379 195378 195358 195368 195292 195335','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tuc 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In the last few minutes Unison\'s become one of the first unions to announce what\'s expected to be a series of ballots for strike action.\r\n\r\nA series of coordinated walk-outs are being discussed at the TUC Congress which could result in around a million workers..unhappy over changes to pensions... downing tools...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jobs</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A sharp rise in the number of young people out of work has triggered an increase in unemployment figures.\r\n\r\n2 and a half million people are now jobless - 80 thousand more than in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Controversial plans to charge households in Poole to have their green waste collected have been scrapped.\r\n\r\nThe idea was to charge them 31 pounds a year...but the man in charge of environmental services has ruled against it.\r\n\r\nThe committee\'s now also recommending the full council bans grass cuttings and hedge clippings from black bins.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TAKEAWAY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been attacked outside a takeaway in Poole...\r\n\r\n3 men assaulted the 25 year old near the Golden Kebab on Commercial Road in Ashley Cross in the early hours of Saturday.\r\n\r\nHe suffered cuts and bruises - police want to hear from anyone who saw it happen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cheryl Cole has flown to Afghanistan to help boost the morale of those serving on the front line.\r\n\r\nShe\'s visiting Camp Bastion to mark 10 years of British operations in the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth beat a ten man leyton orient 3-1 last night - putting an end to their five game losing run..\r\n\r\nNew loan signing Wes Thomas..Harry Arter and Marc Pugh got the goals for the Cherries...\r\n\r\nThe result sees Bournemouth move out of the League One relegation zone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (65,'2011-09-15 06:50:33','195735 195739 195748 195574 195540 195738','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 JUSTICE MADDOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>9 in 10 people think those involved in the recent riots should be forced to\r\nwork for free in the community as payback.\r\n\r\nA survey, from the Prison Reform Trust, also shows around 8 in 10 think crime\r\nwould fall if parents had more control over their kids.\r\n\r\nMichael Maddox was convicted of theft and was forced to do unpaid community\r\nwork - he thinks making the rioters to do the same could be effective:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: the community\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400111.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re getting new guidelines for food labels from today, to try to cut down on the amount we throw away.\r\n\r\nSell-by and Display-until are being dropped, with the government suggesting 2 phrases are used instead.\r\n\r\n\"Use by\" - when a food is perishable - like cheese or fish.\r\n\r\nOr \"Best before\" - to show when it\'s no longer at it\'s best.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cervic</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new test will enable women to check for abnormal cervical cancer cells in their own home.\r\n\r\nThe Tempap Test is an \"early warning indicator\" and assesses whether someone has contracted the HPV virus - with results in two weeks.  \r\n\r\nIt\'s NOT a substitute for a smear test and mainly offers added reassurance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EXPOSE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s wanted by police for exposing himself to a teenage girl in Clevedon.\r\n\r\nThe offender\'s said to be in his forties, only about five-foot-four, and with a \'bald shiny head\'.\r\n\r\nHe flashed the fifteen year old ash she was walking along Northern Path, parallel to Northern Way, last Friday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston Carnival will return to its traditional route this year.\r\n\r\nIt\'s been altered for the last two years during the seafront improvements.\r\n\r\nThe route for the 2011 event on November the fourteenth will once again include Alexandra Parade, Alfred Street, the seafront and the Boulevard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>choca</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s good news for choca-holics.\r\n\r\nNew research suggests that eating small amounts of dark chocolate may improve health in a similar way to exercise.\r\n\r\nScientists think a plant compound found in chocolate stimulates the same muscle response as vigorous activity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (66,'2011-09-15 07:02:21','195745 195746 195740 195747 195743 195758','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine in ten people want offenders found guilty of rioting, to do unpaid work in the community as part of their sentence.\r\n\r\nA poll for the Prison Reform Trust also found more than four in five of us think there would be less crime if parents supervised their children properly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A special task team\'s been put together to prevent a repeat of the problems caused by last months flash floods in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nRoads were damaged...cars washed away and shops closed when a months worth of rain fell in a day...\r\n\r\nExperts from organisations like the council, emergency services and water company will look at how they could have dealt with the situation differently..and what they will do next time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re getting new guidelines for food labels from today, to try to cut down on the amount we throw away.\r\n\r\nSell-by and Display-until are being dropped, with the government suggesting 2 phrases are used instead.\r\n\r\n\"Use by\" - when a food is perishable - like cheese or fish.\r\n\r\nOr \"Best before\" - to show when it\'s no longer at it\'s best.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new 10 million pound student halls of residence opens in Bournemouth town centre today...\r\n\r\nChesil House - which has been built on a former car park on Madeira Road - will cater for 200 students to meet the increasing demand for places at the University.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>guinness</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year when the weird and wonderful are celebrated as Guinness publishes its new World Records.\r\n\r\nAmong them - a man who\'s recognised for having the largest collection of Doctor Who baddies...The biggest afro and\r\nthe longest tongue - which is measured at 9-point-8 centimetres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>champions</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was honours even for both Manchester clubs in last night\'s Champions League group matches.\r\n\r\nUnited drew 1-1 at Portugal\'s Benfica. At Eastlands, City came from behind to draw 1-1 with Napoli.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (67,'2011-09-15 07:48:24','195769 195775 195763 195776 195766 195743','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 JUSTICE LYON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four out of five people think, if kids were better supervised by their parents,\r\nit would help cut crime.\r\n\r\nA poll for the Prison Reform Trust also found 90 percent of the population\r\nthink offenders convicted of theft or vandalism should be made to do unpaid\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nJuliet Lyon, from the organisation, thinks that Northern Ireland has the right\r\nidea.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: put right\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400133.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"Sell by\" dates are being scrapped from food packets.\r\n\r\nThe government says they\'re too confusing, and contribute to the growing amount of perfectly good food that\'s being thrown away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EXPOSE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl in Clevedon.\r\n\r\nHe flashed the fifteen year old as she was walking along Northern Path last Friday morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought he\'s in his forties...short with shiny bald head.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>driving 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The driving test could be made tougher - in an attempt to ease congestion on our roads.\r\n\r\nA committee of MPs thinks it would result in fewer accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This years Weston Carnival parade will return to its traditional route...\r\n\r\nIt\'s been altered for the last two years during the seafront improvements.\r\n\r\nBut on November the 14th it will once again include Alexandra Parade, Alfred Street, the seafront and the Boulevard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>guinness</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year when the weird and wonderful are celebrated as Guinness publishes its new World Records.\r\n\r\nAmong them - a man who\'s recognised for having the largest collection of Doctor Who baddies...The biggest afro and\r\nthe longest tongue - which is measured at 9-point-8 centimetres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (68,'2011-09-15 07:51:54','195769 195775 195763 195776 195766 195743','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 JUSTICE LYON2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four out of five people think, if kids were better supervised by their parents,\r\nit would help cut crime.\r\n\r\nA poll for the Prison Reform Trust also found 90 percent of the population\r\nthink offenders convicted of theft or vandalism should be made to do unpaid\r\nwork.\r\n\r\nJuliet Lyon, from the organisation, thinks that Northern Ireland has the right\r\nidea.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: put right\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400133.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"Sell by\" dates are being scrapped from food packets.\r\n\r\nThe government says they\'re too confusing, and contribute to the growing amount of perfectly good food that\'s being thrown away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EXPOSE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl in Clevedon.\r\n\r\nHe flashed the fifteen year old as she was walking along Northern Path last Friday morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought he\'s in his forties...short with shiny bald head.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>driving 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The driving test could be made tougher - in an attempt to ease congestion on our roads.\r\n\r\nA committee of MPs thinks it would result in fewer accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This years Weston Carnival parade will return to its traditional route...\r\n\r\nIt\'s been altered for the last two years during the seafront improvements.\r\n\r\nBut on November the 14th it will once again include Alexandra Parade, Alfred Street, the seafront and the Boulevard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>guinness</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year when the weird and wonderful are celebrated as Guinness publishes its new World Records.\r\n\r\nAmong them - a man who\'s recognised for having the largest collection of Doctor Who baddies...The biggest afro and\r\nthe longest tongue - which is measured at 9-point-8 centimetres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (69,'2011-09-15 08:02:31','195782 195780 195783 195785 195781 195786 195784','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Most people want to see convicted rioters forced to do unpaid community work.\r\n\r\nA poll by the Prison Reform Trust found 9 out of 10 people wanted to see offenders put to work in their local area - that\'s far more than the number who wanted to see them jailed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A special team of experts has been put together to prevent a repeat of the problems caused by last months flash floods in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThey\'re from organisations like the council, emergency services and water company and they\'re going to look at what they will do differently next time...\r\n\r\nRoads were damaged...cars washed away and shops closed when a months worth of rain fell in a day...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>\"Sell by\" dates are being scrapped from food packets.\r\n\r\nThe government says they\'re too confusing, and contribute to the growing amount of perfectly good food that\'s being thrown away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>driving 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The driving test could be made tougher - in an attempt to ease congestion on our roads.\r\n\r\nA committee of MPs thinks it would result in fewer accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new 10 million pound student halls of residence opens in Bournemouth town centre today...\r\n\r\nChesil House on Madiera Road will cater for 200 students.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>choca 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s good news for choca-holics.\r\n\r\nNew research suggests that eating small amounts of dark chocolate may improve health in a similar way to exercise.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In rugby union, Mike Tindall has been given the backing of bosses following tabloid newspaper claims that a night out at the World Cup got a bit rowdy.\r\n\r\nThe RFU says he was just \"relaxing after a tough match.\"\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (70,'2011-09-15 08:50:10','195703 195795 195574 195748 195540 195744','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 JUSTICE HERBERT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine in ten people want offenders found guilty of rioting, to do unpaid work in\r\nthe community as part of their sentence.\r\n\r\nA poll for the Prison Reform Trust also found more than four in five of us\r\nthink there would be less crime if parents supervised their children properly.\r\n\r\nJustice Minister Nick Herbert thinks, for some criminals, community sentences\r\nare better than prison.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: the future\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll no longer be seeing the words \"Sell-by\" or \"Display-until\" on the food we buy.\r\n\r\nThe government has released new guidelines to try to help us cut down on the amount of good produce we throw away.\r\n\r\nInstead we\'ll have \"Use by\" for when a food is perishable - like cheese or fish - or \"Best before\" to show when it\'s no longer at it\'s best.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EXPOSE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s wanted by police for exposing himself to a teenage girl in Clevedon.\r\n\r\nThe offender\'s said to be in his forties, only about five-foot-four, and with a \'bald shiny head\'.\r\n\r\nHe flashed the fifteen year old ash she was walking along Northern Path, parallel to Northern Way, last Friday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cervic</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new test will enable women to check for abnormal cervical cancer cells in their own home.\r\n\r\nThe Tempap Test is an \"early warning indicator\" and assesses whether someone has contracted the HPV virus - with results in two weeks.  \r\n\r\nIt\'s NOT a substitute for a smear test and mainly offers added reassurance.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston Carnival will return to its traditional route this year.\r\n\r\nIt\'s been altered for the last two years during the seafront improvements.\r\n\r\nThe route for the 2011 event on November the fourteenth will once again include Alexandra Parade, Alfred Street, the seafront and the Boulevard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>guinness</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year when the weird and wonderful are celebrated as Guinness publishes its new World Records.\r\n\r\nAmong them - a man who\'s recognised for having the largest collection of Doctor Who baddies...The biggest afro and\r\nthe longest tongue - which is measured at 9-point-8 centimetres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (71,'2011-09-15 09:02:23','195794 195780 195801 195747 195793 195758','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Four out of five people think, if kids were better supervised by their parents, it would help cut crime.\r\n\r\nA poll for the Prison Reform Trust also found 90 percent of the population think offenders convicted during the recent riots should have been made to do unpaid work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A special team of experts has been put together to prevent a repeat of the problems caused by last months flash floods in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThey\'re from organisations like the council, emergency services and water company and they\'re going to look at what they will do differently next time...\r\n\r\nRoads were damaged...cars washed away and shops closed when a months worth of rain fell in a day...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labels 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll no longer be seeing the words \"Sell-by\" or \"Display-until\" on the food we buy.\r\n\r\nThe government has released new guidelines to try to help us cut down on the amount of good produce we throw away.\r\n\r\nInstead we\'ll have \"Use by\" or \"Best before\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new 10 million pound student halls of residence opens in Bournemouth town centre today...\r\n\r\nChesil House - which has been built on a former car park on Madeira Road - will cater for 200 students to meet the increasing demand for places at the University.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>q award</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele, Jessie J and the Arctic Monkeys lead the nominations for this years Q Awards, with three nods each.\r\n\r\nAdele - who\'s sold three million copies of her album 21 - is listed TWICE in the best track category, and is also up for best female artist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>champions</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was honours even for both Manchester clubs in last night\'s Champions League group matches.\r\n\r\nUnited drew 1-1 at Portugal\'s Benfica. At Eastlands, City came from behind to draw 1-1 with Napoli.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (72,'2011-09-16 06:47:52','196160 196094 195949 196154 195931 196168','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>miners 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Divers have had to abandon an attempt to reach 4 men trapped in a flooded mine in south Wales.\r\n\r\nThey were only able to get about 30 metres into the tunnel before being forced to return above ground at the Gley-shon Colliery in Swansea...where the men have been stuck since yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nGary Evans, from South and mid Wales Cave Rescue Team, is remaining positive:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015 COLLIERY EVANS.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\015 COLLIERY EVANS.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 COLLIERY EVANS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Divers, who entered a flooded mine in south Wales looking for 4 trapped men,\r\nhave had to turn back after just 30 metres.\r\n\r\nThey had gone in after water levels fell at the Gleision (PRON: Gley-shon)\r\nColliery.\r\n\r\nThe men have been underground since yesterday morning, with specialists from\r\nacross the country being called in to help with the effort.\r\n\r\nGary Evans, from South and mid Wales Cave Rescue Team, is remaining upbeat:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: progress then\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500060.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CLLRS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There should be fewer Councillors in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the conclusion of the Council itself, who have been looking at whether sixty-one wards are still needed.\r\n\r\nA reduction forms part of plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from the budget, but it can\'t be before 2015, when the next elections are due.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cane 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s support among parents - and children - for the cane to be brought back in to the classroom.\r\n\r\nAlmost half of mums and dads, and a fifth of kids surveyed by the Times were in favour of the return of the punishment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Visitors to Burnham beach are being reassured that a mystery brown substance that\'s washed up on the sand is harmless.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency says it\'s not sewage or pollution - but a type of algae.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>makeover</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Olivia Newton-John\'s transformation from preppy, girl-next-door to blonde bombshell in Grease has been voted the Best On-Screen Makeover.\r\n\r\nSandra Bullock in Miss Congeniality takes second place...in the poll for Lovefilm.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (73,'2011-09-16 07:02:36','196160 196094 196154 195968 195961 196162','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>miners 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Divers have had to abandon an attempt to reach 4 men trapped in a flooded mine in south Wales.\r\n\r\nThey were only able to get about 30 metres into the tunnel before being forced to return above ground at the Gley-shon Colliery in Swansea...where the men have been stuck since yesterday morning.\r\n\r\nGary Evans, from South and mid Wales Cave Rescue Team, is remaining positive:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015 COLLIERY EVANS.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\015 COLLIERY EVANS.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 COLLIERY EVANS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Divers, who entered a flooded mine in south Wales looking for 4 trapped men,\r\nhave had to turn back after just 30 metres.\r\n\r\nThey had gone in after water levels fell at the Gleision (PRON: Gley-shon)\r\nColliery.\r\n\r\nThe men have been underground since yesterday morning, with specialists from\r\nacross the country being called in to help with the effort.\r\n\r\nGary Evans, from South and mid Wales Cave Rescue Team, is remaining upbeat:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: progress then\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500060.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cane 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s support among parents - and children - for the cane to be brought back in to the classroom.\r\n\r\nAlmost half of mums and dads, and a fifth of kids surveyed by the Times were in favour of the return of the punishment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALLEYS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More alleyways in Bournemouth are to be named, to make them safer.\r\n\r\nThe Council\'s asking residents to suggest ideas for five alleys in West Howe.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to make them more easily identifiable for the emergency services, should something happen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROLLER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager from Ferndown has taken matters into his own hands after deciding there\'s not enough on offer for young people.\r\n\r\nThirteen year old Oli Fletcher, who lives in West Moors, is launching a weekly roller disco this Sunday.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll have two sessions - one for families in the afternoon, and then for over-twelves in the evening.\r\n\r\nOli told us why:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ROLLERDISCO 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ROLLERDISCO 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>europa 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham, Stoke and Fulham have opened their Europa League group stage campaigns with draws.\r\n\r\nThere were defeats for Birmingham and Celtic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (74,'2011-09-16 08:03:37','196164 196193 195968 196195 196194','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 COLLIERY JENKINS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Divers who entered a flooded mine to help free four trapped miners have been\r\nforced to return above ground.\r\n\r\nThe men have been trapped since yesterday morning in the Gleision Colliery in\r\nthe Swansea Valley.\r\n\r\nDebris has made the water murky.\r\n\r\nAmong those offering their assistance last night was Welsh Assembly Member\r\nBethan Jenkins,\r\nwho lives nearby.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: are safe\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500123.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cane 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bring back caning in schools - that\'s what nearly half of parents say.\r\n\r\nA survey by the Times newspaper\'s also found a fifth of pupils would also back the return of corporal punishment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALLEYS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More alleyways in Bournemouth are to be named, to make them safer.\r\n\r\nThe Council\'s asking residents to suggest ideas for five alleys in West Howe.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to make them more easily identifiable for the emergency services, should something happen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROLLER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirteen year old boy\'s launching his own weekly roller disco in Ferndown.\r\n\r\nOli Fletcher, who moved to West Moors from London three years ago, says there\'s not enough for teenagers to do locally.\r\n\r\nThe discos start this Sunday...and Oli already has big plans:\r\n\r\nCLIP 2\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: ROLLERDISCO 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\ROLLERDISCO 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mike Tindall\'s been left out of England\'s team to play Georgia\r\nat the World Cup on Sunday.\r\n\r\nEngland say he\'s being rested - one of 9 changes - and hasn\'t been dropped after newspaper stories about the team\'s boozy night out.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (75,'2011-09-16 08:53:13','196208 196213 196209 195949 195931 196214','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>miners 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the four miners trapped underground in a flooded mine in south Wales has been found dead.\r\n\r\nDivers launched a rescue operation last night at the site in the Swansea Valley, but were forced to turn back because of a blockage in the tunnel.\r\n\r\nFire crews say the body of a miner - who\'s not been identified - has been discovered in a different area from the remaining men.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 COLLIERY-add MARGETTS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chris Margetts, from South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, says it\'s a very\r\ndelicate and sensitive operation:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: come out\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500154.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cane</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly half of parents think teachers should be able to use the cane or the slipper to punish children for bad behaviour.\r\n\r\nAccording to a survey by the Times newspaper, one in five children are also in favour of corporal punishment being brought back to the classroom.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CLLRS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There should be fewer Councillors in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the conclusion of the Council itself, who have been looking at whether sixty-one wards are still needed.\r\n\r\nA reduction forms part of plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from the budget, but it can\'t be before 2015, when the next elections are due.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Visitors to Burnham beach are being reassured that a mystery brown substance that\'s washed up on the sand is harmless.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency says it\'s not sewage or pollution - but a type of algae.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pat</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The voices of David Tennant, Rupert Grint and Oscar-winner Jim Broadbent are to feature in Postman Pat the movie.\r\n\r\nTo mark the character\'s 30th birthday, a film\'s planned for release in 2013. \r\n\r\nThe 3D digital animation called \'You Know You\'re The One\', will see Pat enter an X Factor-style talent show and become an overnight sensation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (76,'2011-09-16 17:55:10','196471 196459 196395 196448','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f630</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three of the 4 miners trapped underground at a coal mine in south Wales have been found dead. \r\n\r\nThe search and rescue operation continues for the one remaining miner.\r\n\r\nThe quartet have been named as Charles Breslin, David Powell, Garry Jenkins and Phillip Hill - but it\'s not known who\'s been confirmed dead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBYA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The United Nations General Assembly has voted to recognise Libya\'s National\r\nTransitional Council as the legitimate representative of the Libyan people.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, anti-Gaddafi forces have made significant, co-ordinated advances in\r\ntwo of the three towns still held by forces loyal to the former Libyan Leader.\r\n\r\nBani Walid, south of Tripoli, is said to be close to falling.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:21]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RTC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s had to be cut free from his cab after a three vehicle smash in Poole this morning.\r\n\r\nTwo articulated trucks and a mini-bus cillded on Blandford Road at about half-seven.\r\n\r\nThere are no reports of any injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries will be hoping to build on their midweek win at Leyton orient and make it two away wins in a row tomorrow.\r\n\r\nBournemouth are at Exeter, to face a Grecians side they leapfrogged with Tuesday night\'s three-one victory.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (77,'2011-09-19 06:50:25','197160 197158 197029 197172 197170 197171','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you want to call the Police - but it\'s not an emergency - you now need to call 101.\r\n\r\nThe new number\'s gone live in Somerset today, along with the rest of the south-west.\r\n\r\nSome counties already use it and others will follow by the end of the year.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Dave Hayler\'s told us when we should dial 101:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 nova 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\101 nova 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at a house in Weston...\r\n\r\nIt broke out in a 2 storey property in Ashcombe Road at half past 12 yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOne man in a bedsit was rescued by the other people who live there...and a handful had to be treated for smoke inhalation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 DALE MCCARTHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 2-thousand people are expected to gather at an illegal travellers\' site\r\nin Essex later, in protest at around 4-hundred people being evicted. \r\n\r\nPolice and riot trained officers from neighbouring forces have been drafted in\r\nfor the operation at Dale Farm near Basildon.\r\n\r\nSupporters and travellers insist they will resist, in a non-violent way.\r\n\r\nResident Margaret McCarthy says there\'s a sombre mood on the site.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: OF HERE\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100018.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>classes</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Free parenting classes are to be offered to all families with children under five.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a pilot scheme announced by the Lib Dems at their conference - as part of a plan to \'break the link between your birth and your fate\'.\r\n\r\nSome critics say the idea is simply Government interference\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tindall</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s appeared in court in New Zealand in connection with CCTV footage showing England rugby star Mike Tindall in a bar with a blonde woman.\r\n\r\n40 year old Jonathan Dixon is charged with accessing a computer for a dishonest purpose.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a successful night for Britain at the Emmy\'s.\r\n\r\nThere were four awards for period drama Downton Abbey, which began its second series last night.\r\n\r\nKate Winslet was named outstanding lead actress in a mini-series or movie for her role in Mildred Pierce.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (78,'2011-09-19 07:02:25','197174 197165 197176 197166 197175 197169','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you want to call Dorset Police - but it\'s not an emergency - you now need to call 101.\r\n\r\nThe new number\'s gone live here today, along with the rest of the south-west...some other counties already use it.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Colin Searle\'s told us when we should dial 101:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 FIRE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\101 FIRE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs will begin clearing Britain\'s largest illegal travellers\' site later, under the supervision of police.\r\n\r\nAfter ten years of legal wrangling between the residents of Dale Farm in Essex and the council, the eviction\'s expected to be met with resistance...and riot police are on stand-by if the eviction turns violent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIONS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A sculpture of a lion which became a memorial for a Red Arrows pilot who died after a display at Bournemouth Air Festival - has fetched around 5 thousand pounds at a charity auction.\r\n\r\nThe lion which depicts the Red Arrows in flight above Bournemouth Pier was one of 50 that went under the hammer at the Pavilion last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tindall</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s appeared in court in New Zealand in connection with CCTV footage showing England rugby star Mike Tindall in a bar with a blonde woman.\r\n\r\n40 year old Jonathan Dixon is charged with accessing a computer for a dishonest purpose.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2 nil victory over Exeter saw Bournemouth get their second away win a week...on Saturday.\r\n \r\nNew loan signing Wes Thomas\'s curling shot put the Cherries in front and then an own goal by the Grecians Richard Duffy secured all 3 points for Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United\'s perfect start to the defence of their Premier League title has continued.\r\n\r\nThey made it 5 wins out of 5 with a 3-1 victory over Chelsea at Old Trafford.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (79,'2011-09-19 07:51:53','197179 197158 197195 197199 197197 197178','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The non emergency police number 101 has gone live in Somerset today...\r\n\r\nIt\'s the number to call if you want to contact your local officers but it\'s not an urgent issue.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Dave Hayler is from Avon and Somerset police:\r\n\r\nCLIP 3\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 nova 3.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\101 nova 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at a house in Weston...\r\n\r\nIt broke out in a 2 storey property in Ashcombe Road at half past 12 yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOne man in a bedsit was rescued by the other people who live there...and a handful had to be treated for smoke inhalation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are ready to move into the UK\'s biggest illegal traveller site in the next hour.\r\n\r\nBut residents at Dale Farm in Essex say they\'re going nowhere, and are vowing to barricade themselves in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>classes 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents will be offered classes to teach them how to bring up their kids.\r\n\r\nA pilot scheme has been announced at the Liberal Democrat conference in a bid to help parents \'under pressure\'.\r\n\r\nChildren\'s Minister Sarah Teather says the move won\'t interfere with family life.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tindall 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nightclub bouncer\'s appeared in court in New Zealand accused of leaking CCTV pictures of England rugby star Mike Tindall.\r\n\r\nJonathan Dixon is charged with accessing a computer for dishonest purpose, after the video of Tindall with a blonde woman appeared online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kate Winslet and Downton Abbey were among the big winners at the Emmy Awards last night,\r\n\r\nWinslet was honoured for her lead actress role in Mildred Pierce, while the hit drama picked up four gongs, including best mini-series.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (80,'2011-09-19 08:04:13','197180 197202 197183 197198 197181 197201','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The non emergency police number 101 has gone live in Dorset today...\r\n\r\nIt\'s the number to call if you want to contact your local officers but it\'s not an urgent issue.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Colin Searle is from Dorset police:\r\n\r\nCLIP 3\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 FIRE 3.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\101 FIRE 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are ready to move into the UK\'s biggest illegal traveller site in the next few minutes.\r\n\r\nBut residents at Dale Farm in Essex say they\'re going nowhere, and are vowing to barricade themselves in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIONS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>50 lion sculptures that have been dotted around Bournemouth for the last few months have been auctioned off for charity...\r\n \r\nMany of the lions - which had been painted by local businesses, schools and artists - fetched over a thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nOne special one which became a memorial to Red Arrow pilot Jon Egging after his death - fetched around £5000.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tindall 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nightclub bouncer\'s appeared in court in New Zealand accused of leaking CCTV pictures of England rugby star Mike Tindall.\r\n\r\nJonathan Dixon is charged with accessing a computer for dishonest purpose, after the video of Tindall with a blonde woman appeared online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries recorded their second away win in a week on Saturday with a 2 nil victory at Exeter City.\r\n\r\nWes Thomas got the first for Bournemouth..and their score was doubled after the Grecians Richard Duffy scored an own goal.\r\n\r\nThe victory leaves Bournemouth 17th in the table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England forward James Haskell says their two performances at the rugby union World Cup so far have not been good enough.\r\n\r\nNext up is a clash with Romania on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (81,'2011-09-19 08:53:47','197210 197211 197215 197221 197172 197222','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new non-urgent police number 101 - has gone live in Somerset today...\r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped it will allow the 999 number to be used solely for emergencies.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Dave Hayler\'s told us when it\'s better to call 101:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 nova 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\101 nova 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are questioning a man on suspicion of starting a fire at a house in Weston yesterday.\r\n\r\nIt broke out in a 2 storey property in Ashcombe Road at half past 12 yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOne man in a bedsit was rescued by the other people who live there...and a handful had to be treated for smoke inhalation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are about to evict travellers from their homes at the UK\'s biggest illegal traveller site.\r\n\r\nAn operation\'s due to begin at Dale Farm in Essex anytime now.\r\n\r\nRiot police are on stand-by in case the eviction turns violent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men have been arrested as part of a large counter-terrorism operation.\r\n\r\nWest Midlands Police say their raids happened overnight in Birmingham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>classes</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Free parenting classes are to be offered to all families with children under five.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a pilot scheme announced by the Lib Dems at their conference - as part of a plan to \'break the link between your birth and your fate\'.\r\n\r\nSome critics say the idea is simply Government interference\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoff</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Hasselhoff has asked fans to send him ideas for romantic places to propose - after being turned down by his girlfriend TWICE.\r\n\r\nThe Britain\'s Got Talent star popped the question in Cape Town...but after Hayley Roberts said no, he posted the pictures online - and asked fans to suggest ways he can change her mind.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (82,'2011-09-19 09:03:29','197209 197225 197224 197176 197175 197201','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new non-urgent police number 101 - has gone live in Dorset today...\r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped it will allow the 999 number to be used solely for emergencies.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Colin Searle told us when we should use it:\r\n\r\nCLIP 1\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 FIRE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\101 FIRE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are to evict travellers from their homes at the UK\'s biggest illegal traveller site later.\r\n\r\nAn operation was due to begin at 8 at dale farm in Essex  - but it\'s now been put back a few hours. \r\n\r\nRiot police are on stand-by in case the eviction turns violent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men have been arrested as part of a large counter-terrorism operation.\r\n\r\nWest Midlands Police say their raids happened overnight in Birmingham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIONS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A sculpture of a lion which became a memorial for a Red Arrows pilot who died after a display at Bournemouth Air Festival - has fetched around 5 thousand pounds at a charity auction.\r\n\r\nThe lion which depicts the Red Arrows in flight above Bournemouth Pier was one of 50 that went under the hammer at the Pavilion last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2 nil victory over Exeter saw Bournemouth get their second away win a week...on Saturday.\r\n \r\nNew loan signing Wes Thomas\'s curling shot put the Cherries in front and then an own goal by the Grecians Richard Duffy secured all 3 points for Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England forward James Haskell says their two performances at the rugby union World Cup so far have not been good enough.\r\n\r\nNext up is a clash with Romania on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (83,'2011-09-19 09:45:49','197179 197158 197241 197240 197231 197242','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n10 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>101 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The non emergency police number 101 has gone live in Somerset today...\r\n\r\nIt\'s the number to call if you want to contact your local officers but it\'s not an urgent issue.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendant Dave Hayler is from Avon and Somerset police:\r\n\r\nCLIP 3\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 101 nova 3.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\101 nova 3.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at a house in Weston...\r\n\r\nIt broke out in a 2 storey property in Ashcombe Road at half past 12 yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nOne man in a bedsit was rescued by the other people who live there...and a handful had to be treated for smoke inhalation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People are due to be evicted from their homes this morning, at the UK\'s biggest illegal traveller site.\r\n\r\nBailiffs are expected to move onto Dale Farm in Essex in the next couple of hours now...after it was postponed..\r\n\r\nResidents are promising peaceful resistance - but riot-trained officers are being drafted in\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men and a woman have been arrested in overnight raids in Birmingham as part of a terrorist operation.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all aged between 22 and 32 and were detained at their homes across the city - where searches are now taking place.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CLUB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s fighting for his life after being attacked in a Somerset nightclub.\r\n\r\nThe 28 year old was assaulted in the Palace Club in Bridgewater in the early hours of Saturday.\r\n\r\nPolice want to hear from anyone who saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>emmys 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downton Abbey has had huge success at America\'s biggest TV awards - the Emmys.\r\n\r\nThe period drama took home 4 gongs on the night...Kate Winslet was another British success - claiming the prize for best actress in a mini-series or movie for her role in Mildred Pierce.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (84,'2011-09-20 06:49:31','197602 197392 197494 197492 197376 197497','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch is set to donate 1-million pounds to charity from his own pocket as part of a settlement over the Milly Dowler phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nHer family is likely to receive about 2-million in a separate payout from News International.\r\n\r\nSpeaking at the time, the Dowler family\'s lawyer - Mark Lewis - described how Rupert Murdoch reacted at the meeting:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019 DOWLER LEWIS.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\019 DOWLER LEWIS.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUTCHERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Yatton pub\'s been closed for six weeks because of frequent problems with violence and anti-social behaviour.\r\n\r\nThe Butchers Arms has had its licence suspended until October the thirty-first, after a hearing yesterday - following eighteen months of campaigning by local residents.\r\n\r\nCouncillors heard how police have been called out more than thirty times since May last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A study published in the British Medical Journal is calling for films containing smoking to be given an 18 certificate.\r\n\r\nThe report says smoking in films encourages young people to take up the habit, and that \"irresponsible film makers\" are partly to blame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Energy Secretary\'s announcing a crackdown on power companies today. \r\n\r\nChris Huhne wants to make it easier for consumers to switch energy suppliers, but also thinks customers should be compensated for what he describes as \"bad behaviour\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Sedgemoor are the best in Somerset...at recycling.\r\n\r\nIn the first 3 months of this year just over half of their rubbish went to the recycling depot - that\'s a massive 97.5 kg for every household.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a turnaround for the area which only 4 years ago, was the worst for recycling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfactor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor bosses are being branded bullies for \"exploiting\" vulnerable wannabe Ceri Rees. \r\n\r\nTone-deaf Ceri faced lengthy humiliation as she was rejected for the fourth time on the ITV talent show. \r\n\r\nMental Illness charity, Rethink says it could be seen by some as \"a form of bullying\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (85,'2011-09-20 07:02:43','197609 197608 197451 197490 197495','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>I\'m Cathryn Pugh\r\n\r\nMilly Dowler\'s family is expected to receive 2 million pounds in compensation from News International over the hacking of the murdered schoolgirl\'s mobile phone. \r\n\r\nNews Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch will also donate one million pounds to charity on behalf of the Dowlers as part of their settlement.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A study published in the British Medical Journal is calling for films containing smoking to be given an 18 certificate.\r\n\r\nThe report says it encourages young people to take up the habit, and that \"irresponsible film makers\" are partly to blame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth University\'s taking a pro-active approach to prevent its new students getting into trouble.\r\n\r\nThe Students\' Union\'s launching a four-day Community Roadshow today, to fill Freshers in on safety and security, bin dates and how to get on with neighbours.\r\n\r\nToby Horner is the SU President:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: It\'s at Winton Rec this afternoon, then goes to Poole, Boscombe Pier and Pier Approach over the next three days.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: STUDENT ROADSHOW 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STUDENT ROADSHOW 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There a burglary about once a minute in UK...but now a new product\'s available in Bournemouth to help us protect our property...\r\n\r\nCrimestoppers has launched a new liquid which when dabbed on laptops, TVs and jewellery produces a unique code of micro-particles, which can be traced by police.\r\n\r\nThe big Tesco Extra in Bournemouth is one of the shops piloting it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out today the first members of Team GB for the London Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe Games officially start on July 27th, meaning those selected today will have 10 months to prepare.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (86,'2011-09-20 07:52:37','197630 197622 197623 197624 197376','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of Milly Dowler are said to be close to reaching a settlement with the company that owned New of the World over claims that the murdered schoolgirl\'s phone was hacked.\r\n\r\nHer family will receive 2 million pounds - with a further 1 million being paid to charity by Rupert Murdoch personally.\r\n\r\nEarlier this year Mr Murdoch held a meeting with the Dowlers:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012 DOWLER MURDOCH.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\012 DOWLER MURDOCH.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUTCHERS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pub in Yatton has been shut for 6 weeks after loads of problems with violence and anti-social behaviour.\r\n\r\nPolice have been called out to the Butchers Arms more than 30 times in the last year....Now..following a big campaign by local people, its licence has been suspended until the end of next month so it can clean up its act.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Lib Dems are planning a crackdown on power companies.\r\n\r\nThe Energy Secretary Chris Huhne\'s promising to end what he calls \"predatory pricing\", and says it should be easier for customers to switch suppliers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed films which feature people smoking should automatically be given 18 certificates.\r\n\r\nA report in the British Medical Journal says seeing actors do it encourages young people to take up the habit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Sedgemoor are the best in Somerset...at recycling.\r\n\r\nIn the first 3 months of this year just over half of their rubbish went to the recycling depot - that\'s a massive 97.5 kg for every household.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a turnaround for the area which only 4 years ago, was the worst for recycling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (87,'2011-09-20 08:03:38','197631 197491 197617 197625 197619 197632','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Milly Dowler\'s parents are in line to receive 2-MILLION pounds from the owners of the News of the World...with another million being paid to charity by Rupert Murdoch himself.\r\n\r\nThe paper hired a private investigator to hack into the murdered schoolgirl\'s voicemails after she went missing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Energy Secretary\'s announcing a crackdown on power companies today. \r\n\r\nChris Huhne wants to make it easier for consumers to switch energy suppliers, but also thinks customers should be compensated for what he describes as \"bad behaviour\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New students to Bournemouth Uni are being encouraged to be good neighbours this week...following clashes with local people over things like rubbish and noise.\r\n\r\nA roadshow\'s running for the next 4 days to fill freshers in on safety and security..bin dates and the punishments they face if they cause trouble.\r\n\r\nStudent Union president Toby Horner:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: STUDENT ROADSHOW 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STUDENT ROADSHOW 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed films which feature people smoking should automatically be given 18 certificates.\r\n\r\nA report in the British Medical Journal says seeing actors do it encourages young people to take up the habit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crimestoppers has come up with a new idea to help us protect our property from burglars...and it\'s available in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nA house is broken in to around once every minute in Britain...now the charity has launched a new liquid which when dabbed on laptops and ipods produces a unique code of micro-particles, which can be traced by police.\r\n\r\nThe big Tesco Extra in Bournemouth is one of the shops piloting it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Andy Murray insists the world\'s top tennis players are considering strike action if changes to the playing calendar aren\'t made.\r\n\r\nPlayers are upset at overcrowding in the schedule and will meet in Shanghai next month to plot their next move.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (88,'2011-09-20 08:52:15','197639 197629 197643 197624 197376 197640','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of Milly Dowler have been offered a compensation deal worth around 3 million pounds after the News of the World hacked into the murdered schoolgirl\'s voicemails.\r\n\r\n2-million will go directly to the family and 1-million will go to charity straight from the pocket of News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 ENERGY CLEGG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Lib Dems are planning a crackdown on power companies.\r\n\r\nThe Energy Secretary Chris Huhne\'s promising to end what he calls \"predatory\r\npricing\", and says it should be easier for customers to switch suppliers.\r\n\r\nDeputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg believes Britain is too reliant on oil and\r\ngas, the price of which we can\'t control.\r\n\r\nHe says the Lib Dems will look at other ways to save customers money.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: COULD GET\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200125.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUTCHERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Yatton pub\'s been closed for six weeks because of frequent problems with violence and anti-social behaviour.\r\n\r\nThe Butchers Arms has had its licence suspended until the end of October following eighteen months of campaigning by local residents.\r\n\r\nCouncillors heard how police have been called out more than thirty times since May last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed films which feature people smoking should automatically be given 18 certificates.\r\n\r\nA report in the British Medical Journal says seeing actors do it encourages young people to take up the habit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Sedgemoor are the best in Somerset...at recycling.\r\n\r\nIn the first 3 months of this year just over half of their rubbish went to the recycling depot - that\'s a massive 97.5 kg for every household.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a turnaround for the area which only 4 years ago, was the worst for recycling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed Michael McIntyre\'s quit Britain\'s Got Talent.\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported the comedian\'s turned down the offer to stay on as a judge, and will go on a massive 100-date stand-up tour instead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (89,'2011-09-20 09:02:32','197638 197608 197451 197490 197640 197495','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The family of Milly Dowler have been offered a compensation deal worth around 3 million pounds after the News of the World hacked into the murdered schoolgirl\'s voicemails.\r\n\r\n2-million will go directly to the family and 1-million will go to charity straight from the pocket of News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A study published in the British Medical Journal is calling for films containing smoking to be given an 18 certificate.\r\n\r\nThe report says it encourages young people to take up the habit, and that \"irresponsible film makers\" are partly to blame.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth University\'s taking a pro-active approach to prevent its new students getting into trouble.\r\n\r\nThe Students\' Union\'s launching a four-day Community Roadshow today, to fill Freshers in on safety and security, bin dates and how to get on with neighbours.\r\n\r\nToby Horner is the SU President:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: It\'s at Winton Rec this afternoon, then goes to Poole, Boscombe Pier and Pier Approach over the next three days.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: STUDENT ROADSHOW 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STUDENT ROADSHOW 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRIME 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There a burglary about once a minute in UK...but now a new product\'s available in Bournemouth to help us protect our property...\r\n\r\nCrimestoppers has launched a new liquid which when dabbed on laptops, TVs and jewellery produces a unique code of micro-particles, which can be traced by police.\r\n\r\nThe big Tesco Extra in Bournemouth is one of the shops piloting it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed Michael McIntyre\'s quit Britain\'s Got Talent.\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported the comedian\'s turned down the offer to stay on as a judge, and will go on a massive 100-date stand-up tour instead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out today the first members of Team GB for the London Olympics.\r\n\r\nThe Games officially start on July 27th, meaning those selected today will have 10 months to prepare.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (90,'2011-09-20 10:04:09','197650 197659 197657 197617 197661 197666','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRYSTAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating a suspected crystal meth factory...\r\n\r\nA number of people living at number 17 Spencer Road were evacuated yesterday morning after suspicious equipment was found in one of the rooms...They still haven\'t been allowed back in.\r\n\r\nOfficers remain at the property...and say no-one\'s been arrested.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Lib Dems want to force new rules on energy companies, as homeowners see fuel bills rise.\r\n\r\nThe Energy Secretary Chris Huhne says it should be easier for customers to switch suppliers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milly 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch is set to donate 1-million pounds to charity from his own pocket as part of a settlement over the Milly Dowler phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nNews International is understood to be separately paying the Dowler family 2-million.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New students to Bournemouth Uni are being encouraged to be good neighbours this week...following clashes with local people over things like rubbish and noise.\r\n\r\nA roadshow\'s running for the next 4 days to fill freshers in on safety and security..bin dates and the punishments they face if they cause trouble.\r\n\r\nStudent Union president Toby Horner:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: STUDENT ROADSHOW 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\STUDENT ROADSHOW 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoking 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A study published in the British Medical Journal is calling for films containing smoking to be given an 18 certificate.\r\n\r\nThe report says smoking in films encourages young people to take up the habit.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Premier League leaders Manchester United head to Leeds this evening in the Carling Cup third round.\r\n\r\nElsewhere Aston Villa take on Bolton, Tottenham travel to Stoke and Arsenal host Shrewsbury\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (91,'2011-09-21 06:47:43','198023 198018 197942 197750 198024 198030','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRUANT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 50 parents in North Somerset were prosecuted last year for their kids skipping school.\r\n\r\nThat\'s up on the number who had to appear before magistrates the year before - which was 46.\r\n\r\nSix mums and dads were given orders forcing them to attend parenting classes for up to a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>at risk 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children at risk of becoming the next generation of rioters are to be offered summer school places.\r\n\r\nLiberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg will tell his party\'s conference later, that 50 million pounds will be devoted to the initiative.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 CURRENCY VAZE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A consumer watchdog is demanding the Office of Fair Trading investigates the\r\namount holidaymakers are paying for their foreign currency.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus has issued a \'super-complaint\' over what it believes is complex\r\ncharging and poor information.\r\n\r\nReport author Prashant Vaze (pron: Va-zey) says we pay too much when buying\r\nforeign money and using cards overseas.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: USING ATMS\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300013.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WATER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The water company that serves North Somerset received the least complaints last year of all the suppliers in England and Wales.\r\n\r\nAn independent report shows that Wessex Water saw the number drop by nearly forty percent, from nearly eight thousand to just over four and a half thousand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drinkers may be putting themselves at risk by mixing alcohol with energy drinks.\r\n\r\nA report by Alcohol Concern has found caffeine in energy drinks can make drinkers less aware of the effects of booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are conflicting reports about Cheryl Cole and Britain\'s Got Talent.\r\n\r\nSimon Cowell apparently wants both her and Dannii Minogue on the judging panel to bring more \"girl power\" to the show.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a rumour she\'s been offered 5-million pounds, but another report suggests she\'s already turned down Cowell\'s offer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (92,'2011-09-21 07:02:18','198015 198016 198036 198034 198029','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WAGES one</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A row\'s erupted over high salaries at Poole Council.\r\n\r\nLib Dem Councillor Philip Eades claims the number of employees earning over fifty grand a year has gone up in the last year - from a hundred and twenty-one to a hundred and sixty.\r\n\r\nCLIP EADES:\r\n\r\nBut the leader of the council says those figures include redundancies and severance packages rather than straight salaries....and half of those are are teachers who\'s wages they don\'t control.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WAGES EADES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WAGES EADES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth could be getting a permanent memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging...\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old flight leftenant died when his plane came down following the air festival last month...\r\n\r\nSenior councillors and the towns red arrows associations are meeting today to discuss how they can honour him here..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>currency 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s being launched into complex and confusing charges when holidaymakers buy things abroad.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus has issued a so-called super-complaint about the costs of using cards overseas and changing money.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drinkers may be putting themselves at risk by mixing alcohol with energy drinks.\r\n\r\nA report by Alcohol Concern has found caffeine in energy drinks can make drinkers less aware of the effects of booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>football 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Football - Manchester United eased into the last 16 of the Carling Cup last night, as they beat Leeds 3-0.\r\n\r\nArsenal had to come from behind in beating League Two side Shrewsbury 3-1.\r\n\r\nAmong the other matches, there were also wins for Blackburn, Bolton and Stoke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (93,'2011-09-21 07:51:23','198042 198048 198010 197799 198049 198054','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRUANT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of parents in North Somerset being prosecuted because their kids are skipping school - has gone up...\r\n\r\nLast year 52 had to appear before magistrates over their childrens behaviour...up from 46 the year before...\r\n\r\nAltogether they were fined more than 11 thousand pounds and six mums and dads were given orders forcing them to attend parenting classes for up to a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>at risk 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nick Clegg\'s come up with a plan to prevent riots in the future - send troubled children to summer schools.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll announce the plans at the Lib Dem conference in Birmingham later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>009 rw-CURRENCY VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s being launched into complex and confusing charges when\r\nholidaymakers buy things abroad.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus has issued a so-called super-complaint about the costs of using\r\ndebit or credit cards overseas.\r\n\r\nThe average traveller can be charged as much as 40 pounds on currency fees\r\nalone.\r\n\r\nThese passengers at Edinburgh Airport admit they probably don\'t get the best\r\ndeal available.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 009\r\nOUT WORDS: ANOTHER LOCALLY\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300080.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WATER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a nearly forty percent drop in complaints to the water company that serves North Somerset.\r\n\r\nAn independent report shows the number to Wessex Water reduced more than any other in England and Wales last year.\r\n\r\nOnly around thirty-eight people complained for every ten-thousand customers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mixing alcohol and energy drinks could be dangerous on a night out.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report from Alcohol Concern, which says drinkers may take extra risks because the caffeine masks the effects of the booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>camel 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Never mind caramel ice cream, you can now have camel ice cream.\r\n\r\nIt\'s already prooving popular in the Middle east because camel\'s milk is low in fat...and now it\'s heading to health food shops in the UK...It won\'t come cheap at\r\n4 pounds a scoop though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (94,'2011-09-21 08:04:16','198038 198057 198039 198050 198046','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WAGES two</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s calls today for Poole Councils top earners to have their wages cut...\r\n\r\nLocal councillor Phillip Eades says a new report shows 160 staff now earn more than 50 thousand pounds a year...and he says that while the council are looking at cutting public services to save money - that\'s not right.\r\n\r\nBut Council Leader, Elaine Atkinson, says he\'s got it all wrong:\r\n\r\nCLIP LEADER\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WAGES LEADER 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WAGES LEADER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>currency 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We could be paying too much for holiday money.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus has made a \"super complaint\" to the Office of Fair Trading.\r\n\r\nIt claims things like zero-commission deals are misleading, while we\'re being overcharged for using cards abroad.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later whether Bournemouth will get a permanent memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging...\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old flight leftenant died when his plane came down following the air festival last month...\r\n\r\nSenior councillors and the towns red arrows associations are meeting today to discuss getting a memorial to him.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mixing alcohol and energy drinks could be dangerous on a night out.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report from Alcohol Concern, which says drinkers may take extra risks because the caffeine masks the effects of the booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, There was relief for Arsenal after they came from a goal down to beat league 2 side Shrewsbury 3-1 in the third round of the Carling Cup last night.\r\n\r\nMan United also beat leeds...but Tottenham are out - they lost on penalties to Stoke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (95,'2011-09-21 08:46:26','198023 198065 198064 197750 198024 198063','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRUANT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 50 parents in North Somerset were prosecuted last year for their kids skipping school.\r\n\r\nThat\'s up on the number who had to appear before magistrates the year before - which was 46.\r\n\r\nSix mums and dads were given orders forcing them to attend parenting classes for up to a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 LIB DEMS CLEGG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children at risk of becoming the next generation of rioters could be offered\r\nsummer school places.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg will announce that 50 million pounds will be used to get pupils\r\nfrom deprived backgrounds on two-week courses.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll also admit there\'s a long, hard road ahead for the British economy, as\r\nhe closes the Liberal Democrat conference.\r\n\r\nBut the Deputy Prime Minister thinks the situation will improve:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: I believe\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300108.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>currency</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s going to be an investigation into fees we pay for foreign currency, and using our cards abroad.\r\n\r\nThe watchdog Consumer Focus says the charges holidaymakers face are unnecessarily complex and confusing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WATER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The water company that serves North Somerset received the least complaints last year of all the suppliers in England and Wales.\r\n\r\nAn independent report shows that Wessex Water saw the number drop by nearly forty percent, from nearly eight thousand to just over four and a half thousand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drinkers may be putting themselves at risk by mixing alcohol with energy drinks.\r\n\r\nA report by Alcohol Concern has found caffeine in energy drinks can make drinkers less aware of the effects of booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell says he axed Cheryl Cole from the US X Factor because \"she looked bewildered\". \r\n\r\nIn an interview with Piers Morgan, the music guru also says tonight is the biggest moment of his career, as the X Factor premieres on American TV.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (96,'2011-09-21 09:02:30','198015 198067 198016 198066 198029','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WAGES one</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A row\'s erupted over high salaries at Poole Council.\r\n\r\nLib Dem Councillor Philip Eades claims the number of employees earning over fifty grand a year has gone up in the last year - from a hundred and twenty-one to a hundred and sixty.\r\n\r\nCLIP EADES:\r\n\r\nBut the leader of the council says those figures include redundancies and severance packages rather than straight salaries....and half of those are are teachers who\'s wages they don\'t control.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WAGES EADES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WAGES EADES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>school 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children at risk of becoming the next generation of rioters could be offered summer school places.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg will announce that 50 million pounds will be used to get pupils from deprived backgrounds on two-week courses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth could be getting a permanent memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging...\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old flight leftenant died when his plane came down following the air festival last month...\r\n\r\nSenior councillors and the towns red arrows associations are meeting today to discuss how they can honour him here..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>currency</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s going to be an investigation into fees we pay for foreign currency, and using our cards abroad.\r\n\r\nThe watchdog Consumer Focus says the charges holidaymakers face are unnecessarily complex and confusing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>football 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Football - Manchester United eased into the last 16 of the Carling Cup last night, as they beat Leeds 3-0.\r\n\r\nArsenal had to come from behind in beating League Two side Shrewsbury 3-1.\r\n\r\nAmong the other matches, there were also wins for Blackburn, Bolton and Stoke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (97,'2011-09-21 09:47:24','198042 198075 198052 197799 198049 198077','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRUANT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of parents in North Somerset being prosecuted because their kids are skipping school - has gone up...\r\n\r\nLast year 52 had to appear before magistrates over their childrens behaviour...up from 46 the year before...\r\n\r\nAltogether they were fined more than 11 thousand pounds and six mums and dads were given orders forcing them to attend parenting classes for up to a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>at risk 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children at risk of becoming the next generation of rioters could be offered summer school places.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg will announce that 50 million pounds will be used to get pupils from deprived backgrounds on two-week courses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 CURRENCY BIRTLES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(she\'s from Money magpie dot com)\r\n\r\nA consumer watchdog says holidaymakers are paying too much for their foreign\r\ncurrency.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus reckons that charges to customers for exchanging money are\r\naround 1 billion pounds per year.\r\n\r\nIt also says charges for using debit or credit cards abroad are unnecessarily\r\ncomplex and confusing.\r\n\r\nPersonal finance expert Jasmine Birtles says we should shop around:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: they\'re offering\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300103.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WATER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a nearly forty percent drop in complaints to the water company that serves North Somerset.\r\n\r\nAn independent report shows the number to Wessex Water reduced more than any other in England and Wales last year.\r\n\r\nOnly around thirty-eight people complained for every ten-thousand customers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mixing alcohol and energy drinks could be dangerous on a night out.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report from Alcohol Concern, which says drinkers may take extra risks because the caffeine masks the effects of the booze.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bgt 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell apparently wants Cheryl Cole and Dannii Minogue on Britain\'s Got Talent.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a rumour Cole\'s been offered 5-million pounds, but another report suggests she\'s already turned down Cowell\'s offer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (98,'2011-09-21 10:03:18','198038 198039 198074 198087 198063 198046','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WAGES two</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s calls today for Poole Councils top earners to have their wages cut...\r\n\r\nLocal councillor Phillip Eades says a new report shows 160 staff now earn more than 50 thousand pounds a year...and he says that while the council are looking at cutting public services to save money - that\'s not right.\r\n\r\nBut Council Leader, Elaine Atkinson, says he\'s got it all wrong:\r\n\r\nCLIP LEADER\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WAGES LEADER 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\WAGES LEADER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later whether Bournemouth will get a permanent memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging...\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old flight leftenant died when his plane came down following the air festival last month...\r\n\r\nSenior councillors and the towns red arrows associations are meeting today to discuss getting a memorial to him.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>at risk 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children at risk of becoming the next generation of rioters could be offered summer school places.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg will announce that 50 million pounds will be used to get pupils from deprived backgrounds on two-week courses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>currency 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exchanging money to go on holiday is costing us around 1 billion pounds per year.\r\n\r\nConsumer Focus wants an investigation into what it believes is unnecessarily complex and confusing charges.\r\n\r\nThe watchdog says it\'s unclear how many fees are warranted and how many are excessive.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cole 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Simon Cowell says he axed Cheryl Cole from the US X Factor because \"she looked bewildered\". \r\n\r\nIn an interview with Piers Morgan, the music guru also says tonight is the biggest moment of his career, as the X Factor premieres on American TV.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, There was relief for Arsenal after they came from a goal down to beat league 2 side Shrewsbury 3-1 in the third round of the Carling Cup last night.\r\n\r\nMan United also beat leeds...but Tottenham are out - they lost on penalties to Stoke.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (99,'2011-09-22 06:46:20','198421 198441 198440 198223 198444 198443','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n7 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 CAGEFIGHTING ANDERSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)\r\n\r\nFootage has emerged of children as young as eight apparently cagefighting.\r\n\r\nThe event took place recently in Lancashire.\r\n\r\nDoctors leaders have condemned it as \"dangerous and disturbing\" - but it\r\nappears to be legal.\r\n\r\nMichelle Anderson owns the Greenlands New Labour Club in Preston where the\r\nevent took place.\r\n\r\nBut she denies the youngsters were cagefighting.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: ABOUT IT\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400095.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>union</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Union leaders will meet with the Government later for crucial talks aimed at averting widespread strikes later this year.\r\n\r\nThe discussions come after doctors\' leaders ruled out industrial action for now - despite voicing support for the TUC\'s day of action in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FENCE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being asked to have their say on plans to put up a six-foot high security fence around a Nailsea primary school.\r\n\r\nGovernors at Golden Valley have backed the proposals from school bosses for the fence in the playing fields that surround much of the building.\r\n\r\nHeadteacher Kevin Lynch says dog litter, used condoms and evidence of drug taking have all been found on the fields.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two thousand people in Somerset have been caught watching TV without a licence so far this year.\r\n\r\nTV Licensing have released the stats for January to August, as well as some of the most outrageous excuses from across the country.\r\n\r\nThey include dropping a Payment Card in the toaster, having the post stolen by a two-year old, and being allergic to the sun.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>great</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says there are ten things Britain\'s \'Great\' at doing - and he wants the whole world to know about them.\r\n\r\nHe\'s launching his \'Great\' campaign in New York - promoting Britain as a place to visit and do business.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rem 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>REM have decided to \"call it a day\" after more than 30 years of generating hits and selling millions of records.\r\n\r\nThe band have addressed fans on their website, thanking them for their loyalty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (100,'2011-09-22 07:02:30','198454 198452 198455 198442 198457 198456','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f7 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A permanent memorial is to be created in Bournemouth for Red Arrows pilot - Jon Egging - who died after a display at the Bournemouth air festival.\r\n\r\nCouncil leader Peter Charon met the 33 year olds family to discuss the plans...and they\'ve decided a memorial will be created at East Cliff..as well as an annual charity gala...to remember him.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to have it in place by next years air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 CAGEFIGHTING HARTLEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)\r\n\r\nOrganised fights involving children as young as eight are being described as\r\n\"dangerous and disturbing\".\r\n\r\nThe British Medical Association has condemned the events watched by paying\r\nadults in Preston, which are similar to cagefighting.\r\n\r\nIn one case, footage shows boys fighting without protective headgear or pads.\r\n\r\nBut Nick Hartley was happy to let his 9-year-old son Keyan take part.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: DO IT (x2)\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400123.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHELLS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage police station had to be evacuated yesterday after a man walked in and dropped 2 live world war shells onto the front desk...\r\n\r\nThe station on Argyle road was shut immediately at 1 pm and the bomb squad called. \r\n\r\nThey set up a 50 metre cordon and took the shells away to Studland for a controlled explosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>union</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Union leaders will meet with the Government later for crucial talks aimed at averting widespread strikes later this year.\r\n\r\nThe discussions come after doctors\' leaders ruled out industrial action for now - despite voicing support for the TUC\'s day of action in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rem</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and REM have split up after 31 years..\r\n\r\nthe band thanks their fans on their website for their loyalty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport....Owen Hargreaves scored on his Man City debut as they beat holders Birmingham 2-0 in the Carling Cup last night.\r\n\r\nElsewhere there were wins for Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (101,'2011-09-22 07:51:45','198473 198477 198478 198475 198223','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cage 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>I\'m Cathryn Pugh\r\n\r\nA cage fighting event featuring children as young as eight has created a storm of controversy.\r\n\r\nVideos online show kids grappling in front of a paying crowd at a club in Lancashire.\r\n\r\nThe British Cage Fighting Association says it\'s \"disgusting\"...but Trainer Andy Whiteside can\'t understand what all the fuss is about.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021 CAGEFIGHTING-add WHITESIDE.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\021 CAGEFIGHTING-add WHITESIDE.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FENCE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Nailsea headteacher says a 6 foot high security fence around his school is necessary to keep pupils and staff safe...\r\n\r\nGovernors have backed the plans at Golden Valley primary school, and letters have gone out to parents to get their views..\r\n\r\nHead Kevin Lynch says ninety percent of the school boundary is open to the public, and dog litter, used condoms and evidence of drug taking have all been found on the playing fields.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospitals</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 60 hospitals are \"on the brink of financial collapse\", according to the Health Secretary.\r\n\r\nAndrew Lansley says he\'s been contacted by 22 NHS trusts which are at risk because of the spiralling cost of PFI contracts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>great 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says there are ten things Britain\'s \'Great\' at doing - and he wants the whole world to know about them.\r\n\r\nHe\'s launching his \'Great\' campaign in New York - promoting Britain as a place to visit and do business.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two thousand people in Somerset have been caught watching TV without a licence so far this year.\r\n\r\nTV Licensing have released the stats for January to August, as well as some of the most outrageous excuses from across the country.\r\n\r\nThey include dropping a Payment Card in the toaster, having the post stolen by a two-year old, and being allergic to the sun.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (102,'2011-09-22 08:03:57','198483 198453 198464 198465 198474 198471','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cage 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>I\'m Cathryn Pugh\r\n\r\nA cage fighting event featuring children as young as eight has created a storm of controversy.\r\n\r\nVideos online show kids grappling in front of a paying crowd at a club in Lancashire.\r\n\r\nThe British Cage Fighting Association says it\'s \"disgusting\"...but Trainer Andy Whiteside can\'t understand what all the fuss is about.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 CAGEFIGHTING-add WHITESIDE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)\r\n\r\nTrainer Andy Whiteside can\'t understand what all the fuss is about.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: I MEAN (x2)\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400124.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth is going to get a permanent memorial for Red Arrows pilot - Jon Egging - who died after a display at the air festival.\r\n\r\nThe 33 year olds family met with Council leader Peter Charon yesterday evening and they\'ve decided a memorial will be created at East Cliff..as well as an annual charity gala...to remember him.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to have it in place by next years air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHELLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of Swanage town centre was cordoned off yesterday after a man walked into the police station with 2 live shells.\r\n\r\nThe building...and nearby homes on Argyle road were evacuated around 1pm and the bomb squad called.\r\n\r\nThey took the 6 inch shells away to Studland for a controlled explosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>great 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says there are ten things Britain\'s \'Great\' at doing - and he wants the whole world to know about them.\r\n\r\nHe\'s launching his \'Great\' campaign in New York - promoting Britain as a place to visit and do business.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>in sport - Owen Hargreaves had a dream return to action with Manchester City last night.\r\n\r\nHe scored in the Carling Cup third round 2-0 win over Birmingham.\r\n\r\nThere were also wins for Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (103,'2011-09-22 08:50:19','198480 198440 198495 198494 198223 198500','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n9 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 CAGEFIGHTING REID</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cage fighting event featuring children as young as eight has created a storm\r\nof controversy.\r\n\r\nVideos online show kids grappling in front of a paying crowd at a club in\r\nLancashire.\r\n\r\nThe British Cage Fighting Association says it\'s \"disgusting\".\r\n\r\nBut cage fighter Alex Reid - who was once married to Katie Price - says\r\nfighting in a ring or cage is not a problem in itself.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: GOOD INSTRUCTOR\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FENCE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are being asked to have their say on plans to put up a six-foot high security fence around a Nailsea primary school.\r\n\r\nGovernors at Golden Valley have backed the proposals from school bosses for the fence in the playing fields that surround much of the building.\r\n\r\nHeadteacher Kevin Lynch says dog litter, used condoms and evidence of drug taking have all been found on the fields.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospital 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 60 hospitals are on the brink of financial collapse because of expensive contracts with private firms.\r\n\r\nHealth Secretary Andrew Lansley says there are dozens of schemes, called private finance initiatives, which are unaffordable because of rising costs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>foods</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People are still confused about what foods count towards their \'5-a-day\'.\r\n\r\nA survey shows many of us think chips, cereal and even carrot cake counts towards our intake.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly two thousand people in Somerset have been caught watching TV without a licence so far this year.\r\n\r\nTV Licensing have released the stats for January to August, as well as some of the most outrageous excuses from across the country.\r\n\r\nThey include dropping a Payment Card in the toaster, having the post stolen by a two-year old, and being allergic to the sun.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rem 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>They\'ve generated dozens of well known hits and sold millions of records - but REM have decided to call it a day.\r\n\r\nAfter more than 30 years together, the band\'s splitting up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (104,'2011-09-22 09:03:42','198502 198454 198455 198494 198456','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f9 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 CAGEFIGHTING REID2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The British Cage Fighting Association has described a bout involving children\r\nas young as eight as \"disgusting\".\r\n\r\nFootage of the event in Preston shows youngsters grappling in front of a\r\npaying crowd - and none of the children wore protective pads.\r\n\r\nBut cage fighter Alex Reid - who\'s also Katie Price\'s ex - says he does not\r\nthink there\'s anything wrong with it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: stuff anyway\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400148.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A permanent memorial is to be created in Bournemouth for Red Arrows pilot - Jon Egging - who died after a display at the Bournemouth air festival.\r\n\r\nCouncil leader Peter Charon met the 33 year olds family to discuss the plans...and they\'ve decided a memorial will be created at East Cliff..as well as an annual charity gala...to remember him.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to have it in place by next years air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHELLS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Swanage police station had to be evacuated yesterday after a man walked in and dropped 2 live world war shells onto the front desk...\r\n\r\nThe station on Argyle road was shut immediately at 1 pm and the bomb squad called. \r\n\r\nThey set up a 50 metre cordon and took the shells away to Studland for a controlled explosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>foods</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People are still confused about what foods count towards their \'5-a-day\'.\r\n\r\nA survey shows many of us think chips, cereal and even carrot cake counts towards our intake.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport....Owen Hargreaves scored on his Man City debut as they beat holders Birmingham 2-0 in the Carling Cup last night.\r\n\r\nElsewhere there were wins for Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (105,'2011-09-22 09:46:52','198480 198512 198477 198492 198500','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n10 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 CAGEFIGHTING REID</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cage fighting event featuring children as young as eight has created a storm\r\nof controversy.\r\n\r\nVideos online show kids grappling in front of a paying crowd at a club in\r\nLancashire.\r\n\r\nThe British Cage Fighting Association says it\'s \"disgusting\".\r\n\r\nBut cage fighter Alex Reid - who was once married to Katie Price - says\r\nfighting in a ring or cage is not a problem in itself.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: GOOD INSTRUCTOR\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospita 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dozens of hospitals are in real financial trouble because they\'re tied in to expensive contracts with private firms.\r\n\r\nHealth Secretary Andrew Lansley says the schemes, called private finance initiatives, have become unaffordable and some NHS Trusts are on the verge of financial collapse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FENCE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Nailsea headteacher says a 6 foot high security fence around his school is necessary to keep pupils and staff safe...\r\n\r\nGovernors have backed the plans at Golden Valley primary school, and letters have gone out to parents to get their views..\r\n\r\nHead Kevin Lynch says ninety percent of the school boundary is open to the public, and dog litter, used condoms and evidence of drug taking have all been found on the playing fields.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BARCODE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new free course for parents on how to keep their kids safe is being put on in Weston...\r\n\r\nIt\'s run by a family support worker and looks at a range of potentially dangerous situations like internet safety, bullying, road safety and peer pressure..\r\n\r\nThe sessions are held at the Barcode cafe every Thursday..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rem 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>They\'ve generated dozens of well known hits and sold millions of records - but REM have decided to call it a day.\r\n\r\nAfter more than 30 years together, the band\'s splitting up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (106,'2011-09-22 10:04:01','198480 198464 198513 198465 198517','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f10 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 CAGEFIGHTING REID</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cage fighting event featuring children as young as eight has created a storm\r\nof controversy.\r\n\r\nVideos online show kids grappling in front of a paying crowd at a club in\r\nLancashire.\r\n\r\nThe British Cage Fighting Association says it\'s \"disgusting\".\r\n\r\nBut cage fighter Alex Reid - who was once married to Katie Price - says\r\nfighting in a ring or cage is not a problem in itself.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: GOOD INSTRUCTOR\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EGGING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth is going to get a permanent memorial for Red Arrows pilot - Jon Egging - who died after a display at the air festival.\r\n\r\nThe 33 year olds family met with Council leader Peter Charon yesterday evening and they\'ve decided a memorial will be created at East Cliff..as well as an annual charity gala...to remember him.\r\n\r\nThe idea is to have it in place by next years air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospita 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dozens of hospitals are in real financial trouble because they\'re tied in to expensive contracts with private firms.\r\n\r\nHealth Secretary Andrew Lansley says the schemes, called private finance initiatives, have become unaffordable and some NHS Trusts are on the verge of financial collapse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHELLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of Swanage town centre was cordoned off yesterday after a man walked into the police station with 2 live shells.\r\n\r\nThe building...and nearby homes on Argyle road were evacuated around 1pm and the bomb squad called.\r\n\r\nThey took the 6 inch shells away to Studland for a controlled explosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England have made 7 changes to their team for Saturday\'s game against Romania at the rugby union World Cup.\r\n\r\nThere are also five changes to the Scotland team - they take on Argentina on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (107,'2011-09-23 14:43:40','199041 199019 199045 199048 198977 199047','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n3 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s reports this afternoon lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to bring court proceedings in the United States.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'re taking legal action against News of the World parent company News Corp - AND some of its directors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>043 CHILD BARTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Manchester have launched a murder inquiry after a four year old girl\r\nwas found dead.\r\n\r\nHer body was discovered at a house in Moss Side after a woman went into a\r\nhospital and \"expressed concerns\" about the girl\'s welfare.\r\n\r\nThe 31-year-old is now being questioned.\r\n\r\nChief Superintendent Stuart Barton says the cause of the death isn\'t yet\r\nknown:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 043\r\nOUT WORDS: for anybody else\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500236.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEMORIAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Memorial services are being held this weekend for Somerset Police Officers who\'ve lost their lives in the line of duty.\r\n\r\nA private service for colleagues and relatives will be held at force headquarters in Portishead on Sunday, before a parade in Weston.\r\n\r\nIt mirrors a national day of remembrance for fallen police officers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>combust 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A coroner has ruled a man died from \"spontaneous combustion\" in what is believed to be the first case of its kind in the Republic of Ireland.\r\n\r\nPolice only found fire damage on the carpet and ceiling above Michael Faherty when they discovered the 76 year old in his house in Galway in December.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VANS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three vans have become mobile art exhibitions, after a Nailsea artist covered them with scenes of Somerset.\r\n\r\nRob Trinick, who\'s currently in New Zealand, has included images of Brean Down and Cheddar Gorge in his mobile masterpieces.\r\n\r\nThey\'re to highlight the areas cared for by the National Trust.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga is hoping to take her anti-bullying campaign to the White House.\r\n\r\nShe wants to meet President Obama, saying bullying should be made a crime in the U.S.\r\n\r\nThe singer was moved by the recent suicide of a teen fan, who\'d complained about being bullied.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (108,'2011-09-23 14:53:14','199030 199040 199042 199031 199039','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f3 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STADIUM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to build a hotel, offices and spa within a new fourth stand at Bournemouth’s Seward Stadium - are a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nThe club has secured a 9 hundred and 99 year lease for the land at the south end of the stadium and are now chatting to the council about getting planning permission for the new stand..\r\n\r\nThey had the land taken away after going into administration..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s reports this afternoon lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to bring court proceedings in the United States.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'re taking legal action against News of the World parent company News Corp - AND some of its directors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospital 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year old woman\'s been arrested by police investigating the death of a 4-year old girl in Manchester.\r\n\r\nHer body was discovered after a woman walked into Manchester Royal Infirmary last night and \"expressed concerns\" about the child\'s welfare.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOLLIWOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been banned from selling golli dolls at Boscombe Vintage Market tomorrow - because they may offend someone.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council says they won\'t \'be associated with anything that may be perceived as racist\'.\r\n\r\nFifty year old Viv Endecott\'s pulled out of the market in protest, saying she\'s sold them before and never had \'any negative comments at all\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries host Hartlepool in the league tomorrow..\r\n\r\nThe last time the 2 teams met Bournemouth let a two goal lead slip as the opposition goalkeeper scored in the last minute.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (109,'2011-09-23 14:56:25','199030 199040 199042 199031 199039 199054','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f3 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STADIUM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to build a hotel, offices and spa within a new fourth stand at Bournemouth’s Seward Stadium - are a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nThe club has secured a 9 hundred and 99 year lease for the land at the south end of the stadium and are now chatting to the council about getting planning permission for the new stand..\r\n\r\nThey had the land taken away after going into administration..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s reports this afternoon lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to bring court proceedings in the United States.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'re taking legal action against News of the World parent company News Corp - AND some of its directors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hospital 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 31-year old woman\'s been arrested by police investigating the death of a 4-year old girl in Manchester.\r\n\r\nHer body was discovered after a woman walked into Manchester Royal Infirmary last night and \"expressed concerns\" about the child\'s welfare.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOLLIWOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been banned from selling golli dolls at Boscombe Vintage Market tomorrow - because they may offend someone.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council says they won\'t \'be associated with anything that may be perceived as racist\'.\r\n\r\nFifty year old Viv Endecott\'s pulled out of the market in protest, saying she\'s sold them before and never had \'any negative comments at all\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries host Hartlepool in the league tomorrow..\r\n\r\nThe last time the 2 teams met Bournemouth let a two goal lead slip as the opposition goalkeeper scored in the last minute.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has admitted that goalkeeper could leave the club in January.\r\n\r\nHe\'s held talks with the Brazilian, who\'s unhappy at having been replaced in the side by Brad Friedel this season.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (110,'2011-09-23 15:37:47','199067 199017 199064 199069 199066 199047','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n4 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There has been a new development in the phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nLawyers acting for victims are to launch legal action in America against directors of the News of the World\'s parent company News Corp. \r\n\r\nThe Dowler family lawyer Mark Lewis says they\'ll be looking to see if News Corp is ultimately responsible for what went on at the UK paper:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>044 HACKING LEWIS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sky sources say lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to bring court\r\nproceedings in the United States.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'re taking legal action against News of the World parent\r\ncompany News Corp - AND some of its directors.\r\n\r\nThe Dowler family lawyer Mark Lewis says they\'ll be looking to see if News\r\nCorp is ultimately responsible for what went on at the UK paper:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 044\r\nOUT WORDS: SUBSIDIARIES\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500234.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>M5 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A seven car pile-up shut the M5 for more than an hour this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThe vehicles collided on the northbound carriageway between junctions 21 and 22 just after half 12...\r\n\r\nIt was reopened just before 2 and it\'s not thought there were any injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>girl 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are questioning a 31-year-old woman about the death of a 4-year old girl in Manchester.\r\n\r\nHer body was discovered at a house in Moss Side.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEMORIAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police officers in Somerset who\'ve died on duty are going to be remembered at 2 special memorials this weekend.\r\n\r\nA private service is gonna be held for families and colleagues of those killed while serving the public...on Sunday morning in Portishead.\r\n\r\nThen in the afternoon there\'s gonna be a special parade through Weston.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga is hoping to take her anti-bullying campaign to the White House.\r\n\r\nShe wants to meet President Obama, saying bullying should be made a crime in the U.S.\r\n\r\nThe singer was moved by the recent suicide of a teen fan, who\'d complained about being bullied.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (111,'2011-09-23 16:54:25','199083 199075 199070 199031 199082 199084','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f4 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STADIUM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans for a new fourth stand with a hotel, offices and spa at Bournemouth’s Seward Stadium - are a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nThe club has secured a 9 hundred and 99 year lease for the land at the south end of the stadium which was taken away when they went into administration.\r\n\r\nThey\'re already talking to the council about getting planning permission for the new stand..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 HACKING LEWIS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to begin legal action in the\r\nUnited States against News of the World\'s parent company News Corp.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll claim some of the alleged practices breached U.S. law, even if they\r\nweren\'t carried out in that country.\r\n\r\nThe Dowler family lawyer Mark Lewis says it\'s about whether News Corp is\r\nultimately responsible:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: PRACTICES\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500268.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>girl 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are questioning a 31-year-old woman about the death of a 4-year old girl in Manchester.\r\n\r\nHer body was discovered at a house in Moss Side.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOLLIWOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been banned from selling golli dolls at Boscombe Vintage Market tomorrow - because they may offend someone.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council says they won\'t \'be associated with anything that may be perceived as racist\'.\r\n\r\nFifty year old Viv Endecott\'s pulled out of the market in protest, saying she\'s sold them before and never had \'any negative comments at all\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport...Cherries welcome Hartlepool to the seward stadium in the league tomorrow..\r\n\r\nBournemouth will be hoping to do better than the last time the 2 teams met when they let a 2 goal lead slip...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Owen Hargreaves has put himself on a collision course with his old boss at Manchester United.\r\n\r\nSir Alex Ferguson has hit back after the midfielder apparently claimed he was treated like a guinea pig at Old Trafford.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (112,'2011-09-23 16:57:14','199030 199075 199113 199031 199039 199115','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f5 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STADIUM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to build a hotel, offices and spa within a new fourth stand at Bournemouth’s Seward Stadium - are a step closer to happening...\r\n\r\nThe club has secured a 9 hundred and 99 year lease for the land at the south end of the stadium and are now chatting to the council about getting planning permission for the new stand..\r\n\r\nThey had the land taken away after going into administration..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 HACKING LEWIS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to begin legal action in the\r\nUnited States against News of the World\'s parent company News Corp.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll claim some of the alleged practices breached U.S. law, even if they\r\nweren\'t carried out in that country.\r\n\r\nThe Dowler family lawyer Mark Lewis says it\'s about whether News Corp is\r\nultimately responsible:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: PRACTICES\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500268.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>girl 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have confirmed that a woman detained in connection with the death of a 4-year girl in Manchester, is the child\'s mum.\r\n\r\nShe went to a hospital last night \"expressing concerns\"\r\nabout the child\'s welfare - her body was later found at a house in Moss Side.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOLLIWOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been banned from selling golli dolls at Boscombe Vintage Market tomorrow - because they may offend someone.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council says they won\'t \'be associated with anything that may be perceived as racist\'.\r\n\r\nFifty year old Viv Endecott\'s pulled out of the market in protest, saying she\'s sold them before and never had \'any negative comments at all\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries host Hartlepool in the league tomorrow..\r\n\r\nThe last time the 2 teams met Bournemouth let a two goal lead slip as the opposition goalkeeper scored in the last minute.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England face Romania in their penultimate group game at the rugby union World Cup tomorrow.\r\n\r\nVictory would virtually secure a place in the quarter-finals for Martin Johnson\'s team.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (113,'2011-09-26 06:48:22','199755 199734 199757 199758 199752 199750','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men charged with terror offences - including a suspected\r\nsuicide bombing campaign in the UK - will appear before magistrates later.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all from Birmingham and four have been charged with preparing for an act of terrorism and two more with failing to disclose information.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 SOCIAL MEDIA LIM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>What we put on the internet could be marking us out as targets for thieves.\r\n\r\nA new poll of convicted burglars has found three quarters say sites, like\r\nTwitter and Facebook, are being used to analyse routines.\r\n\r\nSecurity Expert Jonathan Lim says revealing too many details can be dangerous:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: your home (x2)\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100090.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two boys are recovering after being rescued from the Bristol Channel at the weekend when they got stuck in the mud off Portishead.\r\n\r\nA large operation involving the coastgaurd, firefighters and the police was launched on Friday night to reach the 11 and 12 year old boys. \r\n\r\nIt was initially feared they could have been swept out to sea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balls 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Balls will tell the Labour conference in Liverpool later that he will NOT promise to reverse coalition spending cuts.\r\n\r\nThe shadow Chancellor will also commit the party to tough new rules requiring it to keep debt down.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Get ready to pull your shorts back out of the closet as we\'re being told Britain will bask in an Indian summer this week.\r\n\r\nTemperatures are set to soar to as high as 27 degrees Celsius.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>32 acts have been put through to the next round of the X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe judges have also found out their categories - Gary has the boys, Tulisa the groups, Louis has the over-25s and Kelly is looking after the girls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (114,'2011-09-26 07:02:54','199756 199765 199753 199751 199766 199754','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men charged with terror offences - including a suspected\r\nsuicide bombing campaign in the UK - will appear before magistrates later.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all from Birmingham and four have been charged with preparing for an act of terrorism and two more with failing to disclose information.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTYOS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contractor who worked on the major refurbishment of Marks and Spencer in Bournemouth town centre will be sentenced later for putting workers and shoppers at risk if being exposed to asbestos.\r\n\r\nBack in July Bournemouth crown court found Willmost Dixon construction guilty of breaching 2 health and safety laws by failing tio plan, manage and monitor the removal of potentially dangerous materials in february 2007.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they will appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Get ready to pull your shorts back out of the closet as we\'re being told Britain will bask in an Indian summer this week.\r\n\r\nTemperatures are set to soar to as high as 27 degrees Celsius.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>xfact 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>32 acts have been put through to the next round of the X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe judges have also found out their categories - Gary has the boys, Tulisa the groups, Louis has the over-25s and Kelly is looking after the girls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cherries</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries failed to hang on for a point against hartlepool at thwe weekend.\r\n\r\nBournemouth led through a Steven Gregory goal but the visitors equalised before half time and then took all 3 points with a late goal on 87 minutes. the defeta leaves bournemouth 18th in the table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cricket 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England\'s successful cricketing summer ended in defeat.\r\n\r\nThey were beaten by 25 runs by the West Indies in the second T20 international, despite restricting the visitors to just 113 in their 20 overs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (115,'2011-09-26 07:50:36','199782 199784 199757 199736 199780 199783','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men are due in court later over claims of a plot to launch a terror attack in the UK.\r\n\r\nThree of them are accused of being would-be suicide bombers.\r\n\r\nThe men were charged last night after being arrested in Birmingham last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>balls 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The shadow chancellor\'s admitted he can\'t promise to reverse any of the coalition\'s spending cuts.\r\n\r\nEd Balls gives a speech at Labour\'s conference in Liverpool later - but he still insists the government\'s putting the economy\'s recovery at risk by cutting too fast.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two boys are recovering after being rescued from the Bristol Channel at the weekend when they got stuck in the mud off Portishead.\r\n\r\nA large operation involving the coastgaurd, firefighters and the police was launched on Friday night to reach the 11 and 12 year old boys. \r\n\r\nIt was initially feared they could have been swept out to sea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>003 rw-CONTRACEPTION VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Report by the International Planned Parenthood Federation).\r\n\r\nThere\'s been a rise in the number of youngsters having unprotected sex with a\r\nnew partner.\r\n\r\nA report has found nearly half of sexually active 16 to 19 year-olds in\r\nBritain admit they did not use contraception straight away.\r\n\r\n15 percent of them blame being drunk.\r\n\r\nWe got the thoughts of freshers at the University of Liverpool.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 003\r\nOUT WORDS: these days\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STORE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A website\'s been set up to let people know more about an application to build a new supermarket in Portishead. \r\n\r\nSainsburys has launched the site to explain the progress of their planning applications to build a store off Serbert Way. \r\n\r\nThe proposals for the store were given approval by North Somerset councillors last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>student 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students heading off to university lack basic life skills, with many never having cooked, cleaned, or shopped for themselves.\r\n\r\nA survey\'s found one in five freshers has never washed their own clothes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (116,'2011-09-26 08:04:15','199781 199768 199788 199771 199787 199766 199789','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men are due in court later over claims of a plot to launch a terror attack in the UK.\r\n\r\nThree of them are accused of being would-be suicide bombers.\r\n\r\nThe men were charged last night after being arrested in Birmingham last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contractor who worked on the major refurbishment of Marks and Spencer in Bournemouth town centre will be sentenced later...for putting workers and shoppers at risk of being exposed to asbestos.\r\n\r\nWilmot Dixon construction was found guilty back in July of breaching 2 health and safety laws by failing to plan for and safely remove the substance in february 2007.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they will appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sex 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rising numbers of teenagers are having unprotected sex.\r\n\r\nA report\'s warning that nearly half of 16 to 19 year-olds admit they\'re not using contraception.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dog\'s died after going over the cliff edge at Old Harry\'s Rocks near Studland...\r\n \r\nIt happened just after 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As thousands of freshers arrive in Bournemouth to start Uni...a new survey\'s found many of them lack basic life skills..\r\n\r\nOne in five has never washed their own clothes...and many have never cooked or shopped for themselves.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cherries</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries failed to hang on for a point against hartlepool at thwe weekend.\r\n\r\nBournemouth led through a Steven Gregory goal but the visitors equalised before half time and then took all 3 points with a late goal on 87 minutes. the defeta leaves bournemouth 18th in the table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cycling 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mark Cavendish has become Britain\'s first road racing World Champion in cycling since the 1960\'s...He took the title in Copenhagen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (117,'2011-09-26 09:02:42','199781 199768 199788 199771 199787 199799 199804','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men are due in court later over claims of a plot to launch a terror attack in the UK.\r\n\r\nThree of them are accused of being would-be suicide bombers.\r\n\r\nThe men were charged last night after being arrested in Birmingham last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contractor who worked on the major refurbishment of Marks and Spencer in Bournemouth town centre will be sentenced later...for putting workers and shoppers at risk of being exposed to asbestos.\r\n\r\nWilmot Dixon construction was found guilty back in July of breaching 2 health and safety laws by failing to plan for and safely remove the substance in february 2007.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they will appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sex 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rising numbers of teenagers are having unprotected sex.\r\n\r\nA report\'s warning that nearly half of 16 to 19 year-olds admit they\'re not using contraception.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dog\'s died after going over the cliff edge at Old Harry\'s Rocks near Studland...\r\n \r\nIt happened just after 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UNI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As thousands of freshers arrive in Bournemouth to start Uni...a new survey\'s found many of them lack basic life skills..\r\n\r\nOne in five has never washed their own clothes...and many have never cooked or shopped for themselves.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunny 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain will be hotter than Hawaii this week with temperatures predicted to reach 28 degrees as soon as Wednesday.\r\n\r\nMet Office forecasters say the hot spell will last until next Sunday...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport...Bournemouth lost 2-1 to Hartlepool at the weekend...\r\n\r\nSteven Gregory put Bournemouth ahead in the first half - but the visitors equalised before half time and then took all 3 points with a late goal on 87 minutes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (118,'2011-09-26 09:38:42','199755 199791 199814 199801 199812 199792','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n10 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men charged with terror offences - including a suspected\r\nsuicide bombing campaign in the UK - will appear before magistrates later.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all from Birmingham and four have been charged with preparing for an act of terrorism and two more with failing to disclose information.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two boys are recovering after a massive rescue operation to free them from mud in the Bristol Channel.\r\n\r\nThe 11 and 12 year olds got stuck at Portishead on Friday night...and it was initially feared they could have been swept out to sea...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>labour 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Balls will try to restore public confidence in Labour\'s economic policies later.\r\n\r\nThe Shadow Chancellor will tell his party\'s conference that he can make no promises to reverse coalition cuts or tax rises.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 PARKINSON DERNIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(NOTE: phono audio, family are from Doncaster)\r\n\r\nThe most seriously wounded British soldier in Afghanistan is being forced out\r\nof the Army.\r\n\r\nLance Bombardier Ben Parkinson lost both legs and suffered brain damage in an\r\nexplosion five years ago.\r\n\r\nHis treatment is paid for by the MoD but now he\'s been sent a letter saying\r\nhe\'s being medically discharged.\r\n\r\nBen\'s mother Diane Dernie fears the decision will hamper his recovery:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: point is\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100125.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>burglaries</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Burglars are using social media websites to help target and plan their crimes.\r\n\r\nThree quarters of convicted burglars questioned for a survey say sites such as Google Street View are a vital tool for criminals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STORE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you wanna find out more about plans for a new supermarket in Portishead - a special website\'s now been launched with loads of info on it.\r\n\r\nSainsburys reckon it\'s the best way to explain the progress of their planning applications to build a store off Serbert Way.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (119,'2011-09-26 10:03:25','199756 199768 199825 199771 199813 199804 199828','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 10 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terror 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six men charged with terror offences - including a suspected\r\nsuicide bombing campaign in the UK - will appear before magistrates later.\r\n\r\nThey\'re all from Birmingham and four have been charged with preparing for an act of terrorism and two more with failing to disclose information.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A contractor who worked on the major refurbishment of Marks and Spencer in Bournemouth town centre will be sentenced later...for putting workers and shoppers at risk of being exposed to asbestos.\r\n\r\nWilmot Dixon construction was found guilty back in July of breaching 2 health and safety laws by failing to plan for and safely remove the substance in february 2007.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they will appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A two-year-old boy has died after falling from a third-floor balcony in Devon.\r\n\r\nHe fell from a building in Torquay on Friday evening.\r\n\r\nPolice have launched an investigation, but say they are not treating the death as suspicious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DOG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dog\'s died after going over the cliff edge at Old Harry\'s Rocks near Studland...\r\n \r\nIt happened just after 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>burglaries</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Burglars are using social media websites to help target and plan their crimes.\r\n\r\nThree quarters of convicted burglars questioned for a survey say sites such as Google Street View are a vital tool for criminals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport...Bournemouth lost 2-1 to Hartlepool at the weekend...\r\n\r\nSteven Gregory put Bournemouth ahead in the first half - but the visitors equalised before half time and then took all 3 points with a late goal on 87 minutes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales have scored a comprehensive 81-7 win over Namibia in their latest rugby union World Cup match. \r\n\r\nIt means they are just one win away from the quarter-finals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (120,'2011-09-27 06:49:20','200171 200120 199949 199954 200173 200179','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two years after Michael Jackson\'s death - the singers former doctor - Conrad Murray is going on trial later...\r\n\r\nJackson died from an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic, but Dr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s high profile.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 JACKSON SHAPIRO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two years after Michael Jackson\'s death, the singer\'s former\r\nphysician, Dr Conrad Murray, is to stand trial.\r\n\r\nOpening arguments are scheduled to start in Los Angeles later today.\r\n\r\nJackson died from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic, propofol - but Dr\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s\r\nhigh profile.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: mister Jackson (x2)\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200086.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE ACC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drivers at Avon Fire and Rescue have been involved in more than three hundred accidents in the last three years.\r\n\r\nThe Service is considering installing black box recorders  - like those in planes - to figure out what\'s going wrong.\r\n\r\nMany of the accidents have been minor things like clipped wing mirrors, but a high number have not been during emergency call outs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANNABIS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly nine hundred thousand pounds worth of cannabis has been seized by Avon and Somerset Police in a week.\r\n\r\nThe latest raids under Operation Viscount have led to the confiscation of nine hundred plants.\r\n\r\nFifteen people have been arrested\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>neigh 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bad neighbours will be targeted by Labour leader Ed Miliband today in his speech to the party\'s conference.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll say that councils should give priority in allocating social housing to people who work, over benefit claimants and trouble tenants.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soap 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EastEnders has been crowned Best Soap.\r\n\r\nIt scooped FIVE prizes at the Inside Soap Awards in London last night, including Best Actress for Jessie Wallace.\r\n\r\nCoronation Street won the Outstanding Achievement award for the explosive tram crash and live episode with which the soap celebrated its 50th anniversary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (121,'2011-09-27 07:02:05','200183 200169 200167 200184 200172 200176','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two years after Michael Jackson\'s death - the singers former doctor - Conrad Murray is going on trial later...\r\n\r\nJackson died from an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic, but Dr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BAE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Defence giant BAE Systems is expected to end days of speculation this morning by announcing up to 3-thousand job cuts.\r\n\r\nThe company has an IT centre in Christchurch - but it\'s expected the losses will mainly be at military aircraft sites in lancashire and Yorkshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A list of possible sites for travellers to legally live on, in and around Bournemouth are set to be announced today.\r\n\r\nThe council\'s had to come up with a number of suggestions where a site could be set up for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nPeople in the Borough will then be asked what they think...which could trigger a number of planning battles if residents oppose the sites.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Those jailed for their involvement in the August riots are challenging their sentences today.\r\n\r\nJudges at the Court of Appeal will deal with ten cases stemming from last month\'s disorder...including appeals by two men who were jailed for four years for using Facebook to incite others to riot.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>neigh 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bad neighbours will be targeted by Labour leader Ed Miliband today in his speech to the party\'s conference.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll say that councils should give priority in allocating social housing to people who work, over benefit claimants and trouble tenants.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Norwich have made it back to back wins in the Premier League after beating Sunderland 2-1 at Carrow Road.\r\n\r\nIt was their first home win since returning to the top flight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (122,'2011-09-27 07:44:21','200202 200120 200192 200195 200193 200203','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor will begin in Los Angeles later.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray\'s accused of involuntary manslaughter after the singer died from an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic - he denies the charges.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s high profile.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 JACKSON SHAPIRO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two years after Michael Jackson\'s death, the singer\'s former\r\nphysician, Dr Conrad Murray, is to stand trial.\r\n\r\nOpening arguments are scheduled to start in Los Angeles later today.\r\n\r\nJackson died from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic, propofol - but Dr\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s\r\nhigh profile.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: mister Jackson (x2)\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200086.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANNABIS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cannabis - worth almost 9 hundred thousand pounds - has been seized by Avon and Somerset police in just 7 days...\r\n\r\nOfficers have also found cash and other drugs during raids at a number of properties....\r\n\r\nFifteen people have been arrested\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed terminally ill cancer patients shouldn\'t necessarily be given drugs which could extend their lives.\r\n\r\nA group of doctors is warning it costs the NHS too much money, and only gives patients false hope.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE ACC 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon Fire and Rescue\'s considering installing aeroplane-style black boxes in it\'s fire engines, because of a high accident rate.\r\n\r\nDrivers at the Service have had more than three hundred crashes in the last three years - though most were minor bumps.\r\n\r\nA spokesperson says many occur on the way back from emergency calls, especially down narrow roads and tracks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alex 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Alex Jones has revealed that she\'s been plagued by nightmares about appearing naked on Strictly Come Dancing.\r\n\r\nThe One Show host says that her bad dreams have left her exhausted.\r\n\r\nShe\'s also dismissed talk about rivalry between the women on the show, saying the girls are particularly close.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (123,'2011-09-27 08:01:22','200201 200120 200194 200196 200209 200211 200210','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor will begin in Los Angeles later.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray\'s accused of involuntary manslaughter after the singer died from an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic - he denies the charges.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s high profile.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 JACKSON SHAPIRO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than two years after Michael Jackson\'s death, the singer\'s former\r\nphysician, Dr Conrad Murray, is to stand trial.\r\n\r\nOpening arguments are scheduled to start in Los Angeles later today.\r\n\r\nJackson died from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic, propofol - but Dr\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nLawyer Lou Shapiro says the jury faces a tough test to ignore the singer\'s\r\nhigh profile.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: mister Jackson (x2)\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200086.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BAE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>BAE Systems will confirm plans to axe 3-thousand jobs across the UK this morning.\r\n\r\nThe defence giant has an IT centre in Christchurch - but it\'s believed most of the posts will go from aircraft manufacturing plants in East Yorkshire and Lancashire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed terminally ill cancer patients shouldn\'t necessarily be given drugs which could extend their lives.\r\n\r\nA group of doctors is warning it costs the NHS too much money, and only gives patients false hope.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later where in Bournemouth the council are suggesting they build permanent traveller sites...\r\n\r\nThey\'ve had to come up with a list of possible areas where one can be built for the next 15 years..\r\n\r\nLocal people will then be asked what they think before any final decision\'s made.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>soap 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EastEnders has been crowned Best Soap..at the Inside Soap awards...\r\n\r\nThey scooped 5 prizes altogether including Best Actress for Jessie Wallace.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Norwich have their first home win since their return to the Premier League.\r\n\r\nThey beat Sunderland 2-1 at Carrow Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (124,'2011-09-27 08:44:40','200200 199954 199949 200195 200218 200221','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 JACKSON LEVESON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor is going on trial over his death later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s two years since the star died from an overdose of the powerful\r\nanaesthetic, Propofol.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter - his legal team says Jackson\r\ntook the drugs when Murray was out of the room.\r\n\r\nLaurie Levenson used to be a federal prosecutor.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: said no\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200148.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANNABIS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly nine hundred thousand pounds worth of cannabis has been seized by Avon and Somerset Police in a week.\r\n\r\nThe latest raids under Operation Viscount have led to the confiscation of nine hundred plants.\r\n\r\nFifteen people have been arrested\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE ACC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drivers at Avon Fire and Rescue have been involved in more than three hundred accidents in the last three years.\r\n\r\nThe Service is considering installing black box recorders  - like those in planes - to figure out what\'s going wrong.\r\n\r\nMany of the accidents have been minor things like clipped wing mirrors, but a high number have not been during emergency call outs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed terminally ill cancer patients shouldn\'t necessarily be given drugs which could extend their lives.\r\n\r\nA group of doctors is warning it costs the NHS too much money, and only gives patients false hope.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>milliband</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Miliband will target bad businesses and neighbours later when he delivers his speech to the Labour conference.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll say that society too often rewards the wrong people with the wrong values.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coffee 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Women who drink four cups of coffee a day are 20 per cent LESS likely to get depressed than those who rarely have it. \r\n\r\nResearchers studied 50-thousand women and found drinking coffee boosted their energy and mood.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (125,'2011-09-27 09:00:29','200200 200217 200196 200167 200220 200176','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 JACKSON LEVESON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor is going on trial over his death later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s two years since the star died from an overdose of the powerful\r\nanaesthetic, Propofol.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter - his legal team says Jackson\r\ntook the drugs when Murray was out of the room.\r\n\r\nLaurie Levenson used to be a federal prosecutor.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: said no\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200148.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BAE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to 3 thousand job losses are expected to be announced at BAE systems this morning.\r\n\r\nThe defence company has an IT centre in Christchurch, but it\'s thought the cuts will mainly affect workers in Yorkshire and Lancashire\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed terminally ill cancer patients shouldn\'t necessarily be given drugs which could extend their lives.\r\n\r\nA group of doctors is warning it costs the NHS too much money, and only gives patients false hope.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A list of possible sites for travellers to legally live on, in and around Bournemouth are set to be announced today.\r\n\r\nThe council\'s had to come up with a number of suggestions where a site could be set up for the next 15 years.\r\n\r\nPeople in the Borough will then be asked what they think...which could trigger a number of planning battles if residents oppose the sites.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>model 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman who was teased at school for her freckles and red hair has been crowned Britain And Ireland\'s Next Top Model.\r\n\r\nJade - who\'s 20 and from Stoke beat runner-up You-stay in a catwalk show final, judged by model Elle Macpherson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Norwich have made it back to back wins in the Premier League after beating Sunderland 2-1 at Carrow Road.\r\n\r\nIt was their first home win since returning to the top flight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (126,'2011-09-28 06:48:49','200510 200496 200379 200497 200397 200590','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 MINERS WILLIAMS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A miner has been killed in a second tragedy in a fortnight to hit the industry.\r\n\r\nThe man died after being trapped by a fallen roof in the Kellingley Colliery,\r\nin North Yorkshire yesterday.\r\n\r\nA second miner who was trapped by his leg was brought out alive.\r\n\r\nUK Coal manages the pit. \r\n\r\nChief executive Gareth Williams gave more details about the rescued miner last\r\nnight.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: THE SURFACE\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300016.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The final days and hours of Michael Jackson\'s life have been recounted at the opening of the trial into his death.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s doctor is accused of giving him a lethal dose of painkillers, but lawyers for Conrad Murray say Jackson killed HIMSELF with \"a perfect storm of drugs\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOPLIFT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston have launched a new hotline for the town\'s businesses to share information on shoplifters.\r\n\r\nThe new number allows retailers and business owners to contact town centre police officers directly, as well as leave anonymous messages if they prefer.\r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped it\'ll cut the number of thefts by building a picture of repeat offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>text 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 3a third of drivers send text messages while at the wheel, according to a new survey.\r\n\r\nThe poll by road safety charity Brake also found 8 percent text-and-drive at least once a week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COVE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The restoration of public gardens in Burnham WILL be completed after the previous building contractor went into administration.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor District Council says they\'ll finish the final five percent of work at Marine Cove, after the collapse of St Blaise.\r\n\r\nThe reopening of the gardens has been postponed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dates 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 200,000 people have been conned by online romance scams, according to new research.\r\n\r\nCriminals use fake identities with stolen photos - and some of those targeted have been duped out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first academic study of the problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (127,'2011-09-28 07:03:39','200493 200495 200490 200492 200497 200491','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation has begun after one man died and another was injured in a mining accident at the Kellingley Colliery in North Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the second tragedy to hit the coal industry in a fortnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The final days and hours of Michael Jackson\'s life have been recounted at the opening of the trial into his death.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s doctor is accused of giving him a lethal dose of painkillers, but lawyers for Conrad Murray say Jackson killed HIMSELF with \"a perfect storm of drugs\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRIDE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Dorset policewomen who overpowered three gunmen have been nominated for a Pride of Britain Award.\r\n\r\nPCs Katie Harvey and Kelli Walker are up for ITV1\'s Daybreak\'s Emergency Services Award, for their bravery during the incident in Bournemouth in December 2009.\r\n\r\nKelli\'s described the scene:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A - they\'ll find out if they\'ve won on Friday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PRIDE KELLI 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\PRIDE KELLI 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Construction company Willmott Dixon\'s been fined fifty thousand pounds for failing to protect customers, staff and workers from asbestos - during the refurbishment of a Marks and Spencer store in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s Crown Court heard safety guidance on removing the cancer-causing material wasn\'t fully followed...\r\n\r\nThe company say they plan to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>text 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nearly 3a third of drivers send text messages while at the wheel, according to a new survey.\r\n\r\nThe poll by road safety charity Brake also found 8 percent text-and-drive at least once a week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In Football - Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini says Carlos Tevez is finished at the club after he refused to play against Bayern Munich in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nCity lost 2-0 in Germany. Tevez was unwilling to come on as a substitute.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (128,'2011-09-28 07:51:47','200614 200557 200379 200615 200397 200621','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the second time in a fortnight there\'s been a fatal tragedy at a UK coal mine.\r\n\r\nA man\'s died after being trapped by a fallen roof in the Kellingley Colliery, in North Yorkshire yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 rw JACKSON ORTEGA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of the man accused of killing Michael Jackson has got underway in Los\r\nAngeles.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution says Dr Conrad Murray acted with gross negligence.\r\n\r\nThe defence claims the singer caused his own death, by giving himself extra\r\nmedication.\r\n\r\nKenny Ortega who worked with Jackson as a choreographer and co-director on the\r\nThis Is It tour - said he turned up to rehearsals in a worried state.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: little incoherent\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300064.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOPLIFT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston have launched a new hotline for the town\'s businesses to share information on shoplifters.\r\n\r\nThe new number allows retailers and business owners to contact town centre police officers directly, as well as leave anonymous messages if they prefer.\r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped it\'ll cut the number of thefts by building a picture of repeat offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dates 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 200-thousand people have been conned out of money by scammers on dating websites.\r\n\r\nNew research claims criminals are using fake identities and stolen photographs, and \"grooming\" victims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COVE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The restoration of public gardens in Burnham WILL be completed after the previous building contractor went into administration.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor District Council says they\'ll finish the final five percent of work at Marine Cove, after the collapse of St Blaise.\r\n\r\nThe reopening of the gardens has been postponed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hoff 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Hasselhoff\'s apparently going to propose - during a bungee jump.\r\n\r\nHayley Roberts has already turned him down twice, so he\'s turned to fans for suggestions.\r\n\r\nThe couple are planning the bungee jump at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (129,'2011-09-28 08:03:54','200613 200622 200602 200606 200612','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>For the second time in a fortnight there\'s been a fatal tragedy at a UK coal mine.\r\n\r\nA man\'s died after being trapped by a fallen roof in the Kellingley Colliery, in North Yorkshire yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s begun by hearing evidence about the star\'s health in the days leading up to his death.\r\n\r\nIt included an incoherent voicemail left by the star on Conrad Murray\'s phone.\r\n\r\nThe doctor denies involuntary manslaughter - claiming Jackson caused his own death by taking extra medication.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRIDE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two female police officers from Bournemouth who overpowered 3 armed men - are up for a Pride of Britain Award...\r\n\r\nKelli Walker and Katie Harvey responded to a silent 999 call at a house in the town in December 2009..to find 2 men tied up and injured...with a gun being pointed at them.\r\n\r\nKatie told us how she tackled one of offenders:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A - They\'ll find out if they\'ve won Daybreaks Emergency services award on Friday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PRIDE KATIE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\PRIDE KATIE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A construction company that worked on refubishing the Marks and Spencer store in Bournemouth town centre - has been fined 50 thousand pounds.. for failing to protect customers, staff and workers from asbestos..\r\n\r\nThe town\'s Crown Court heard Willmott Dixon failed to follow safety guidance on removing the cancer-causing material.\r\n\r\nThe company say they plan to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez says he DIDN\'T refuse to play for Manchester City in the Champions League last night.\r\n\r\nRoberto Mancini insists the striker is \"finished\" at the club\r\nafter refusing to come on as a substitute during the 2-0 defeat at Bayern Munich.\r\n\r\nBut Tevez has issued a statement this morning saying that\'s not true - He hasn\'t revealed what the problem was though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (130,'2011-09-28 08:53:35','200639 200636 200638 200397 200629','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One man\'s died and another has been injured after a roof collapsed at a coal mine in North Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nThe rescue operation last night came on the eve of the funeral for one of the four men killed in a mine in south Wales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 JACKSON CHERNOFF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first evidence in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has been all about\r\nthe star\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe jury was shown a shocking photo of him on his death bed - and played a\r\nslurred message left on Conrad Murray\'s answerphone.\r\n\r\nThe doctor denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of negligence, but his lawyer Ed Chernoff says the defence will\r\nprove Murray was trying to help Jackson.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: off propofol\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOPLIFT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new \'shoplifter\' hotline\'s been launched in Weston..\r\n\r\nThe idea is that businesses can contact the town centre police officers at any time to report thieves in their store.\r\n\r\nMessages can be left anoymously - and it\'s hoped it will help build up a picture of repeat offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COVE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The restoration of public gardens in Burnham WILL be completed after the previous building contractor went into administration.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor District Council says they\'ll finish the final five percent of work at Marine Cove, after the collapse of St Blaise.\r\n\r\nThe reopening of the gardens has been postponed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>summer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain will bask in an Indian summer today with temperatures set to soar.\r\n\r\nForecasters say the unseasonable high pressure will bring highs of 28 degrees in some places...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (131,'2011-09-28 09:02:43','200634 200641 200490 200492 200629 200643','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first evidence in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has all been about the star\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe court in LA heard a bizarre incoherent voicemail left by Jackson on Conrad Murray\'s phone. He denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One man\'s died and another has been injured after a roof collapsed at a coal mine in North Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nThe rescue operation last night came on the eve of the funeral for one of the four men killed in a mine in south Wales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRIDE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Dorset policewomen who overpowered three gunmen have been nominated for a Pride of Britain Award.\r\n\r\nPCs Katie Harvey and Kelli Walker are up for ITV1\'s Daybreak\'s Emergency Services Award, for their bravery during the incident in Bournemouth in December 2009.\r\n\r\nKelli\'s described the scene:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A - they\'ll find out if they\'ve won on Friday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PRIDE KELLI 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\PRIDE KELLI 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Construction company Willmott Dixon\'s been fined fifty thousand pounds for failing to protect customers, staff and workers from asbestos - during the refurbishment of a Marks and Spencer store in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s Crown Court heard safety guidance on removing the cancer-causing material wasn\'t fully followed...\r\n\r\nThe company say they plan to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>summer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain will bask in an Indian summer today with temperatures set to soar.\r\n\r\nForecasters say the unseasonable high pressure will bring highs of 28 degrees in some places...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City striker Carlos Tevez has this morning denied claims from the club that he refused to play against Bayern Munich last night.\r\n\r\nThe striker didn\'t come on as a sub during the 2-0 Champions League defeat - despite being called on by manager Roberto Mancini.\r\n\r\nTevez now says he was ready to play.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (132,'2011-09-28 09:36:03','200636 200648 200654 200638 200590','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 JACKSON CHERNOFF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first evidence in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has been all about\r\nthe star\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe jury was shown a shocking photo of him on his death bed - and played a\r\nslurred message left on Conrad Murray\'s answerphone.\r\n\r\nThe doctor denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of negligence, but his lawyer Ed Chernoff says the defence will\r\nprove Murray was trying to help Jackson.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: off propofol\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>M5 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The final phase of multi-million pound improvement works at junction 19 of the M5 starts today...\r\n\r\nAmong the things left to do are installing 2 new sets of traffic lights on the A369...making the carriageway wider...and putting in a bus lane on the Martcombe Road. \r\n\r\nIt\'s hoped all the changes will make the traffic flow better...when they\'re finished in january.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s under way after a man was killed and another injured when a roof collapsed at a mine in North Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the second tragedy to hit the industry in two weeks following the deaths of four men at a mine in south Wales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOPLIFT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new \'shoplifter\' hotline\'s been launched in Weston..\r\n\r\nThe idea is that businesses can contact the town centre police officers at any time to report thieves in their store.\r\n\r\nMessages can be left anoymously - and it\'s hoped it will help build up a picture of repeat offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dates 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 200,000 people have been conned by online romance scams, according to new research.\r\n\r\nCriminals use fake identities with stolen photos - and some of those targeted have been duped out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first academic study of the problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (133,'2011-09-28 10:03:11','200656 200657 200658 200606 200643','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The first evidence in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has been all about the star\'s health.\r\n\r\nThe jury was shown a photo of him on his death bed - and played a slurred message left on Conrad Murray\'s answerphone.\r\n\r\nThe doctor denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mine 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s under way after a man was killed and another injured when a roof collapsed at a mine in North Yorkshire.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the second tragedy to hit the industry in two weeks following the deaths of four men at a mine in south Wales.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRIDE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two female police officers from Bournemouth who overpowered 3 armed men - are up for a Pride of Britain Award...\r\n\r\nKelli Walker and Katie Harvey responded to a silent 999 call at a house in the town in December 2009..to find 2 men tied up and injured...with a gun being pointed at them.\r\n\r\nKatie told us how she distracted one of offenders:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A - They\'ll find out if they\'ve won Daybreaks Emergency services award on Friday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PRIDE KATIE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\PRIDE KATIE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBESTOS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A construction company that worked on refubishing the Marks and Spencer store in Bournemouth town centre - has been fined 50 thousand pounds.. for failing to protect customers, staff and workers from asbestos..\r\n\r\nThe town\'s Crown Court heard Willmott Dixon failed to follow safety guidance on removing the cancer-causing material.\r\n\r\nThe company say they plan to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City striker Carlos Tevez has this morning denied claims from the club that he refused to play against Bayern Munich last night.\r\n\r\nThe striker didn\'t come on as a sub during the 2-0 Champions League defeat - despite being called on by manager Roberto Mancini.\r\n\r\nTevez now says he was ready to play.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (134,'2011-09-29 06:49:37','200985 200841 201031 201025 200826 201032','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 7 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 JACKSON MUHAMMAD2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: first sent last night)\r\n\r\nThe trial of the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson has heard how the\r\nsinger\'s children witnessed his last moments.\r\n\r\nThe jury in Los Angeles was told they were moved away \"crying\".\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s former Head of Security - Faheem Muhammad - describes what he saw\r\nDr Conrad Murray doing when he went into Jackson\'s bedroom:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: dead - yes\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400080.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A decision on the placement of controversial electricity pylons through North Somerset is due later.\r\n\r\nThe National Grid will announce which of two corridors will be chosen for the four hundred thousand volt line of cables.\r\n\r\nIt will either be to the west of Nailsea where the current one is, or in a new location to the east near Backwell.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>surgery 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Leading surgeons say thousands of patients who need emergency surgery are having their lives put at risk by poor NHS care.\r\n\r\nA study claims junior staff are often left in charge of dangerous post-surgery problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nicotine 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research shows a nicotine substitute, which can be bought online for just 12 pence, more than triples a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year.\r\n\r\nExperts believe Tabex is as effective as conventional treatments - and has been used for years in eastern Europe.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOLS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are two chances today to find out more or have your say on major changes to three Weston schools.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council want to make the first schools at Mendip Green and Hillside and the junior school at St Martin\'s, into all-through Primary Schools - and increase the number of places.\r\n\r\nThere\'s an information event at St Martin\'s at one-thirty and again at half-past-seven.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wall 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Walliams is still suffering from the after-effects of his Thames swim.\r\n\r\nHe\'s struggled with a stomach problem after swallowing bacteria-filled water during the 140-mile task, which raised more than a million pounds for charity.\r\n\r\nThe comedian has been told by doctors the condition is not serious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (135,'2011-09-29 07:02:14','201022 201018 200860 201037 200853 201024','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 7 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson has heard how the star\'s children cried as they watched attempts to revive their dad.\r\n\r\nHis head of security described the scene inside the singer\'s bedroom and also said Dr Conrad Murray was nervous and sweaty.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEENAGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16 year old girl\'s been attacked by a man on her way to school in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe teenager - who goes to Oakmead college - was punched in the stomach between Poole lane and Duck lane just before 9am on Tuesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre could be among the casualties as the council looks at ways to cut it\'s budget.\r\n\r\nWays to trim three hundred grand from the Culture, learning, Housing and Community Services funds are being discussed at a meeting of councillors today.\r\n\r\nThey want to ensure housing and victims of crime are prioritised over the arts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tabex 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research shows a nicotine substitute, which can be bought online for just 12 pence, more than triples a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year.\r\n\r\nExperts believe Tabex is as effective as conventional treatments.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BYRNE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries\' on-loan defender Nathan Byrne could be out until the New year.\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham youngster needs surgery on a an ankle injury picked up at Exeter.\r\n\r\nHe\'s played every minute in League One so far this season.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England have made three changes for Saturday\'s rugby union World Cup clash with Scotland.\r\n\r\nDelon Armitage will start on the wing in place of Mark Kway-toe, Matt Stevens is back from injury, while Courtney Lawes returns from suspension.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (136,'2011-09-29 07:52:58','201026 201048 201057 201054 201058 201056','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 8 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 JACKSON WILLIAMS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: first sent last night)\r\n\r\nMichael Jackson\'s former personal assistant says he fielded an urgent phone\r\ncall from the doctor charged over the singer\'s death - but was never told to\r\ncall paramedics.\r\n\r\nMichael Williams has been giving evidence in the trial of Dr Conrad Murray -\r\nwho denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nWilliams says he was only told that Jackson had a bad reaction to medication,\r\nand had no idea how serious it was.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: was joking\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400116.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A decision on where controversial electricity pylons should be built in North Somerset is due later.\r\n\r\nThe National Grid will announce which of two corridors will be chosen for the four hundred thousand volt line of cables.\r\n\r\nIt will either be to the west of Nailsea where the current one is, or in a new location to the east near Backwell.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pentagon</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on charges of planning to fly remote-controlled airplanes - packed with explosives - into the Pentagon.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also accused of attempting to deliver bomb-making materials for use against US troops in Iraq.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are two chances today to find out more about major changes to three Weston schools.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council want to make the first schools at Mendip Green and Hillside and the junior school at St Martin\'s, into all-through Primary Schools - and increase the number of places.\r\n\r\nThere\'s an information event at St Martin\'s at one-thirty and again at half-past-seven.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoke 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pill that costs just 12p has been found to triple a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year. \r\n\r\nExperts say Tabex could save the NHS many millions of pounds a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez has been suspended by Manchester City...after claims he refused to play in the Champion league on Tueday..\r\n\r\nThe club says it runs until further notice - for a maximum of two weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (137,'2011-09-29 08:04:42','201064 201062 201063 201059 200853 201055','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 8 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor was \"frantic\", \"sweaty\" and even asked if anyone knew CPR as the star was dying.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to Jackson\'s personal assistant and head of security, who have both been giving evidence overnight.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEENAGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage girl\'s been punched in the stomach by a man as she made her way to school in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old - who goes to Oakmead college - was attacked just before 9 on Tuesday morning between Poole lane and Duck lane.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre could be badly affected as the council try and save 3 hundred thousand pounds from their budget.\r\n\r\nThey say they want to ensure housing and victims of crime are prioritised over the arts.\r\n\r\nA meeting\'s being held later to discuss their budget plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoke 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pill that costs just 12p has been found to triple a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year. \r\n\r\nExperts say Tabex could save the NHS many millions of pounds a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BYRNE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries\' on-loan defender Nathan Byrne could be out until the New year.\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham youngster needs surgery on a an ankle injury picked up at Exeter.\r\n\r\nHe\'s played every minute in League One so far this season.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez has been suspended by Manchester City...after claims he refused to play in the Champion league on Tueday..\r\n\r\nThe club says it runs until further notice - for a maximum of two weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (138,'2011-09-29 08:53:06','200969 201071 201072 201054 201078','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 JACKSON MUHAMMED</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s head of security has told how the star\'s children crumpled in\r\nshock, as they saw their apparently dead father being given heart massage in his\r\nbedroom.\r\n      \r\nDr Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nFaheem Muhammed told the court the doctor asked aides if any of them knew how\r\nto do CPR.\r\n         \r\nHe described the scene:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: different location\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400064.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A decision on where to put controversial electricity pylons in North Somerset is due later.\r\n\r\nThe National Grid will announce which of two corridors will be chosen for the four hundred thousand volt line of cables.\r\n\r\nIt will either be to the west of Nailsea where the current one is, or in a new location to the east near Backwell.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoke 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nicotine substitute - which can be bought online for 12p - more than triples a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year.\r\n\r\nExperts believe Tabex could save the NHS many millions of pounds annually...but it\'s unlikely to be available in the UK for up to three years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOLS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are two chances today to find out more about major changes to three Weston schools.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council want to make the first schools at Mendip Green and Hillside and the junior school at St Martin\'s, into all-through Primary Schools - and increase the number of places.\r\n\r\nThere\'s an information event at St Martin\'s at one-thirty and again at half-past-seven.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bags 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Supermarkets are being warned to cut the number of plastic bags they issue.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron has threatened to introduce tough new laws - if the number of single-use bags being handed out continues to rise.\r\n\r\nLast year around 6-point-8 billion were used..more than in 2009.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (139,'2011-09-29 09:03:42','201068 201018 201063 201061 201069 201070','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A court in LA has been hearing how Michael Jackson\'s children cried as they watched attempts to revive their dad.\r\n\r\nHis head of security has been giving evidence about Dr Conrad Murray, who\'s on trial accused of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nFaheem Muhammad told the court the doctor asked if any of them knew how to do CPR.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEENAGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16 year old girl\'s been attacked by a man on her way to school in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe teenager - who goes to Oakmead college - was punched in the stomach between Poole lane and Duck lane just before 9am on Tuesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre could be badly affected as the council try and save 3 hundred thousand pounds from their budget.\r\n\r\nThey say they want to ensure housing and victims of crime are prioritised over the arts.\r\n\r\nA meeting\'s being held later to discuss their budget plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pentagon</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested on charges of planning to fly remote-controlled airplanes - packed with explosives - into the Pentagon.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also accused of attempting to deliver bomb-making materials for use against US troops in Iraq.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BYRNE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries\' on-loan defender Nathan Byrne could be out until the New year...after picking up an ankle injury at Exeter...\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham youngster needs to have surgery on it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea had to make do with a 1 all draw at Valencia in the  Champions League last night after conceding a late\r\npenalty.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile at the Emirates - Arsenal beat Olympiakos 2-1.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (140,'2011-09-29 10:02:08','201095 201062 200860 201098 201099 200853','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 10 thurs</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor will question the star\'s staff and paramedics later.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray\'s accused of delaying a 9-1-1 call after the singer collapsed.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEENAGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage girl\'s been punched in the stomach by a man as she made her way to school in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old - who goes to Oakmead college - was attacked just before 9 on Tuesday morning between Poole lane and Duck lane.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre could be among the casualties as the council looks at ways to cut it\'s budget.\r\n\r\nWays to trim three hundred grand from the Culture, learning, Housing and Community Services funds are being discussed at a meeting of councillors today.\r\n\r\nThey want to ensure housing and victims of crime are prioritised over the arts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shark 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British man is fighting for his life after he was mauled by a shark while swimming in South Africa.\r\n\r\nThe 42-year-old was attacked by a great white in Cape Town.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smoke 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nicotine substitute - which can be bought online for 12p - more than triples a smoker\'s chances of quitting for at least a year.\r\n\r\nExperts believe Tabex could save the NHS many millions of pounds annually.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BYRNE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries\' on-loan defender Nathan Byrne could be out until the New year.\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham youngster needs surgery on a an ankle injury picked up at Exeter.\r\n\r\nHe\'s played every minute in League One so far this season.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (141,'2011-09-30 06:46:52','201446 201314 201282 201471 201465 201473','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 rw-NAVY WEST</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a-thousand members of the Royal Navy are being told today they\'ve\r\nlost their jobs.\r\n\r\nOf those, about 350, are compulsory redundancies.\r\n\r\nEarlier this month around 18-hundred soldiers and RAF personnel were also made\r\nredundant, as part of cutbacks across the forces by 2015.\r\n\r\nLord West used to be the First Sea Lord, the head of the Navy, and he says\r\nit\'s like a big family:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: way of things\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500091.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners in nailsea say they\'ll carry on their battle to get a high voltage power line put underground.\r\n\r\nYesterday the National Grid announced the new cables would be installed on the existing pylons to the west of the village, rather than new ones being built to the east.\r\n\r\nIt was decided it was too expsenisve to bury the four hundred thousand volt cables.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POLICE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'ll be more police on the streets of Somerset from the New year.\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police say twenty-four new officers will join the front-line ranks from a pool of people already in the recruitment process before budget cuts hit.\r\n\r\nThe Force\'s Chief Constable says he wants services \'not only maintained but even enhanced in these financially challenging times\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s former bodyguard says the star\'s doctor asked him to gather up medicine BEFORE an ambulance was called for the singer.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution claims Dr Conrad Murray, who denies involuntary manslaughter, was trying to cover up evidence of the drugs he\'d given Jackson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The speed limit on Britain\'s motorways could be set to rise to 80 miles per hour within the next two years.\r\n\r\nTransport Secretary Phillip Hammond says the new limit will shorten journey times and help boost the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A catchy beat-driven track based on the sounds made by top athletes - looks set to be an anthem for London 2012.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the brainchild of award-winning producer Mark Ronson who\'s been working with Olympic hopefuls from 5 countries.\r\n\r\nThe song comes complete with lyrics from Katy B.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (142,'2011-09-30 07:02:04','201469 201466 201470 201479 201480 201467','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>navy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a thousand members of the Royal Navy are being made redundant today - around 350 will be compulsory job losses.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of cutbacks across the forces by 2015 in an effort to bring the defence budget under control.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The speed limit on Britain\'s motorways could be set to rise to 80 miles per hour within the next two years.\r\n\r\nTransport Secretary Phillip Hammond says the new limit will shorten journey times and help boost the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s former bodyguard says the star\'s doctor asked him to gather up medicine BEFORE an ambulance was called for the singer.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution claims Dr Conrad Murray, who denies involuntary manslaughter, was trying to cover up evidence of the drugs he\'d given Jackson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PAINTING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A painting of the Red Arrows featuring the signature of Jon Egging is being raffled off today, to raise money for medical equipment at Bournemouth Hospital.\r\n\r\nThe picture, containing all nine of the pilots\' autographs, is valued at four thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nFlight Leftenant Egging was killed when his plane came down following a display at the air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEROES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole Park\'s gonna be swarming with superheroes this Sunday, for a new charity event.\r\n\r\nThe Heroes Run is for Passing It On, which raise funds to build schools in the poorest areas of Africa.\r\n\r\nYou can enter the five-K race for sixteen pounds - in tights in a cape, of course.\r\n\r\nOrganiser James McDonald told us more:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HEROES RUN 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HEROES RUN 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a great night for the English sides in the Europa League.\r\n\r\nThere were wins for Tottenham, Stoke, Fulham and Birmingham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (143,'2011-09-30 07:52:09','201478 201482 201483 201497 201499 201473','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 8 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 NAVY WEST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a thousand members of the Royal Navy will find out later that they\'ve\r\nlost their jobs.\r\n\r\nAbout a third of the redundancies will be compulsory.\r\n\r\nOverall, the navy will cut its numbers by 5-thousand by 2015.\r\n\r\nThe losses are part of cutbacks across the forces as the Government attempts\r\nto bring the defence budget under control.\r\n\r\nLord West, who used to be the First Sea Lord, says there will be\r\nconsequences:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: edge now\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners who want a high voltage power line put underground in Nailsea say they\'ll continue to fight for it...\r\n\r\nThe National Grid has announced the new cables will be installed on the existing pylons to the west of the village, rather than new ones being built to the east.\r\n\r\nIt was decided it was too expsensive to bury the four hundred thousand volt cables.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POLICE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset\'s getting more police officers...\r\n\r\nFrom the new year there will be 24 extra staff on our streets from a pool of people already in the recruitment process before budget cuts hit.\r\n\r\nThe Force\'s Chief Constable says he doesn\'t just want to maintain, but enhance services in these financially challenging times\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government wants to increase the speed limit on motorways to 80 miles per hour.\r\n\r\nA public consultation will be launched later this year - ministers say it\'ll reduce journey times and give the economy a boost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s bodyguard says the star\'s doctor made him stash vials of medicines BEFORE calling an ambulance.\r\n\r\nAlberto Alvarez claims Doctor Conrad Murray made him put them in a carrier bag.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A catchy beat-driven track based on the sounds made by top athletes - looks set to be an anthem for London 2012.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the brainchild of award-winning producer Mark Ronson who\'s been working with Olympic hopefuls from 5 countries.\r\n\r\nThe song comes complete with lyrics from Katy B.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (144,'2011-09-30 08:04:33','201507 201498 201500 201506 201308 201509 201508','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 8 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>navy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a thousand members of the Royal Navy will find out later that they\'ve lost their jobs.\r\n\r\nAbout a third of the redundancies will be compulsory....as the Government attempts to bring the defence budget under control.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government wants to increase the speed limit on motorways to 80 miles per hour.\r\n\r\nA public consultation will be launched later this year - ministers say it\'ll reduce journey times and give the economy a boost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s bodyguard says the star\'s doctor made him stash vials of medicines BEFORE calling an ambulance.\r\n\r\nAlberto Alvarez claims Doctor Conrad Murray made him put them in a carrier bag.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PAINTING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A painting of the Red Arrows which has got the signature of Jon Egging on it - is being raffled off today, to raise money for medical equipment at Bournemouth Hospital.\r\n\r\nThe pilot died following a display at the air show last month.\r\n\r\nThe picture, containing all nine of the pilots\' autographs, is valued at four thousand pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEROES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a chance to be a true hero this Sunday.\r\n\r\nA charity event called the Heroes Run is taking place in Poole Park, with competitors doing five-K in costume for charity Passing it On.\r\n\r\nIt started in Brighton, but organiser James McDonald wants it to grow:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HEROES RUN 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HEROES RUN 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>j 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Jessie J was the big winner at the Digital Music Awards last night, taking home the trophy for Best Female Artist, Best Newcomer and Best Song.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football... Tottenham, Stoke, Fulham and Birmingham all won their Europa League matches last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (145,'2011-09-30 08:43:36','201478 201314 201282 201516 201517 201513','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 NAVY WEST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a thousand members of the Royal Navy will find out later that they\'ve\r\nlost their jobs.\r\n\r\nAbout a third of the redundancies will be compulsory.\r\n\r\nOverall, the navy will cut its numbers by 5-thousand by 2015.\r\n\r\nThe losses are part of cutbacks across the forces as the Government attempts\r\nto bring the defence budget under control.\r\n\r\nLord West, who used to be the First Sea Lord, says there will be\r\nconsequences:.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: edge now\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners in nailsea say they\'ll carry on their battle to get a high voltage power line put underground.\r\n\r\nYesterday the National Grid announced the new cables would be installed on the existing pylons to the west of the village, rather than new ones being built to the east.\r\n\r\nIt was decided it was too expsenisve to bury the four hundred thousand volt cables.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POLICE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'ll be more police on the streets of Somerset from the New year.\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police say twenty-four new officers will join the front-line ranks from a pool of people already in the recruitment process before budget cuts hit.\r\n\r\nThe Force\'s Chief Constable says he wants services \'not only maintained but even enhanced in these financially challenging times\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bins 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government is to start paying councils in England to retain or restore their weekly bin collections. \r\n\r\nA quarter of a billion pounds is being given to local authorities to help them do more regular rounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s former bodyguard says he was told to hide the singer\'s medication BEFORE calling paramedics.\r\n\r\nAn court in LA\'s been hearing evidence in the trial of Dr Conrad Murray - who denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>airbrush</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children as young as 10 are to be shown pictures of Britney Spears and male models in their underwear...as part of a new body image lesson.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be presented with the before and after\" photos to teach them how the images are altered in the media.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (146,'2011-09-30 09:05:02','201514 201466 201515 201479 201511 201527','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>navy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a-thousand members of the Royal Navy are being told today they\'ve lost their jobs.\r\n\r\nOf those, about 350, are compulsory redundancies.\r\n\r\nEarlier this month around 18-hundred soldiers and RAF personnel were also made redundant, as part of cutbacks across the forces by 2015.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The speed limit on Britain\'s motorways could be set to rise to 80 miles per hour within the next two years.\r\n\r\nTransport Secretary Phillip Hammond says the new limit will shorten journey times and help boost the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bins 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government is to start paying councils in England to retain or restore their weekly bin collections. \r\n\r\nA quarter of a billion pounds is being given to local authorities to help them do more regular rounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PAINTING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A painting of the Red Arrows featuring the signature of Jon Egging is being raffled off today, to raise money for medical equipment at Bournemouth Hospital.\r\n\r\nThe picture, containing all nine of the pilots\' autographs, is valued at four thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nFlight Leftenant Egging was killed when his plane came down following a display at the air show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HEROES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole Park\'s gonna be swarming with superheroes this Sunday, for a new charity event.\r\n\r\nThe Heroes 5 k Run is for Passing It On, which raise funds to build schools in the poorest areas of Africa.\r\n\r\nHere\'s organiser James McDonald:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: HEROES RUN 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\HEROES RUN 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson is refusing to be drawn on the ball-switching saga dominating the build-up to tomorrow\'s rugby union World Cup match against Scotland.\r\n\r\nFitness specialist Paul Stridgeon and kicking coach Dave Alred have been banned for illegally switching the balls for the kickers in the win over Romania.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (147,'2011-09-30 10:04:34','201558 201555 201556 201557 201506 201508','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 10 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>navy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary is fiercly defending cutbacks which will see more than a thousand navy personel lose their jobs today.\r\n\r\nLiam Fox says there\'s no option but to make drastic cutbacks - accusing the Ministry of Defence of digging a hole for itself.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AWARD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two female police officers from Bournemouth who tackled an armed gang - have been given a Pride of Britain award...\r\n\r\nKatie Harvey and Kelli Walker confronted and arrested the gunmen during a violent burglary at a house in the town in December 2009.\r\n\r\nSo did Katie think they were being brave?\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be presented with Daybreak’s Emergency Services Award on Monday.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PRIDE WIN 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\PRIDE WIN 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>speed 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Road safety campaigners have criticised government plans to increase the speed limit on motorways.\r\n\r\nMinisters want to make it 80 miles per hour within two years - but Brake says it\'ll be make enforcement even harder and lead to more crashes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bins 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government is to start paying our local councils to retain or restore their weekly bin collections. \r\n\r\nA quarter of a billion pounds is being given to local authorities to help them make the switch to more regular bin rounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PAINTING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A painting of the Red Arrows which has got the signature of Jon Egging on it - is being raffled off today, to raise money for medical equipment at Bournemouth Hospital.\r\n\r\nThe pilot died following a display at the air show last month.\r\n\r\nThe picture, containing all nine of the pilots\' autographs, is valued at four thousand pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football... Tottenham, Stoke, Fulham and Birmingham all won their Europa League matches last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (148,'2011-10-03 06:49:09','202430 202420 202321 202432 202440 202435','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>7 n mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s some good news today...Council tax is gonna be frozen for another year...\r\n\r\nThe chancellor George Osborne\'s expected to make the announcement at the Tory conference later....He\'s gonna give money to local councils so that they keep bills on hold.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A number of people had to be rescued by the RNLI at Weston beach at the weekend...after they ignored warning signs and got stuck in the mud there.\r\n\r\nIt was one of the lowest tides of the year and the extensive mudflats went far out to sea.\r\n\r\nNo one was hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 KNOX KNOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox may hear today if her appeal has been successful.\r\n\r\nThe American and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were jailed for the\r\nmurder of Meredith Kercher in 2009, but lawyers for the pair say the case was\r\nflawed.\r\n\r\nAmanda\'s father Kurt Knox says a police video of crime scene investigators at\r\nwork should secure her release.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: was done\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100018.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunny 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The hot weather\'s expected to come to an abrupt end this week.\r\n\r\nTemperatures are likely to hit 28 degrees in some places today - low 20s here  - but by the end of the week we can expect highs of just 14.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tindall 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bouncer\'s pleaded not guilty to illegally accessing CCTV footage of England rugby star Mike Tindall in a bar in New Zealand.\r\n\r\nThe footage showed Tindall -- who married the Queen\'s granddaughter Zara Phillips this summer -- appearing to hug and kiss a woman in a bar.\r\n\r\nJonathan Dixon, who\'s 40, has been remanded on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The bookies appear to have Janet Devlin the clear favourite to win this year\'s X Factor after the final 16 were announced.\r\n\r\nWilliam Hill make her 11-to-4 favourite with Amelia Lily second favourite.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (149,'2011-10-03 07:01:52','202434 202429 201694 202431 202443 202433','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>7 f mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are continuing to hunt for a man...after a woman was found with a stab wound outside Bournemouth\'s BIC on Saturday…\r\n\r\nThe 28 year olds injuries aren’t life threatening…Officers say they want to speak to a man she was seen with around 6am on Exeter Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s some good news today...Council tax is gonna be frozen for another year...\r\n\r\nThe chancellor George Osborne\'s expected to make the announcement at the Tory conference later....He\'s gonna give money to local councils so that they keep bills on hold.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE TAX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being asked for our opinions, to help guide the level of tax we pay for the fire service.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire Authority\'s launched a survey, asking residents what they expect from the service - and what they\'re willing to pay for.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire and Rescue gets one of the lowest leves of funding in the UK, and is facing further budget cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunny 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The hot weather\'s expected to come to an abrupt end this week.\r\n\r\nTemperatures are likely to hit 28 degrees in some places today - low 20s here  - but by the end of the week we can expect highs of just 14.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOOTY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth\'s game at Tranmere ended in a goal-less draw at the weekend..\r\n\r\nBoth teams had chances but neither coud find the back of the net.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Cherries just outisde the relegation zone\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In rugby, England will be without Delon Armitage for their World Cup quarter final against France. He\'s been handed a one match ban for a dangerous tackle on Scotland\'s Chris\r\nPaterson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (150,'2011-10-03 07:50:50','202451 202444 202453 202456 202457 202458','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>8 n mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 TORIES (ECONOMY) CAAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor is to announce a freeze on council tax - for the second year\r\nrunning.\r\n\r\nIn a speech to the Conservative party conference, George Osborne will say he\r\nwants to \'help families\'.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll save the average family 72 pounds and it will be paid for with unspent\r\ncash from Whitehall departments.\r\n\r\nBut entrepreneur James Caan believes it\'s just a headline grabber and the\r\nmoney should have been focused elsewhere:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: on jobs\r\nDuration: 08\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI alt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Five people have been rescued from mud in Weston during one of the lowest tides of the year.\r\n\r\nThe RNLI said many people had ignored numerous warning signs and walked on to the mud which went far out to sea, on Saturday.\r\n\r\nAt one point, about 73 people were in danger...but no one got hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox is likely to hear today if her murder conviction will be quashed.\r\n\r\nShe\'s serving time in an Italian jail for the murder of Meredith Kercher in 2009, but her lawyers claim the case was flawed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jobs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only a third of us are happy in our current jobs.\r\n\r\nA new survey shows workers are becoming increasingly depressed about job cuts and \"few and far between\" pay rises.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunny 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>make the most of the hot weather today...because it\'s gonna be gone by the end of the week. Forecasters say we\'ll be getting highs of just 14 by Friday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hurley 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liz Hurley has been thanking her fans on Twitter after announcing her engagement to Shane Warne.\r\n\r\nThe former Australian cricketer proposed on Friday...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (151,'2011-10-03 08:03:00','202463 202451 202464 202431 202461 202454','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>8 f mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB alt</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are still looking for a man...after a woman was stabbed outside Bournemouths BIC on Saturday…\r\n\r\nThe front of the building was roped off from 6.30am after the 28 year old was taken to hospital.\r\n\r\nHer injuries aren\'t life threatening…\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 TORIES (ECONOMY) CAAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor is to announce a freeze on council tax - for the second year\r\nrunning.\r\n\r\nIn a speech to the Conservative party conference, George Osborne will say he\r\nwants to \'help families\'.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll save the average family 72 pounds and it will be paid for with unspent\r\ncash from Whitehall departments.\r\n\r\nBut entrepreneur James Caan believes it\'s just a headline grabber and the\r\nmoney should have been focused elsewhere:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: on jobs\r\nDuration: 08\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100127.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE TAX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile we\'re being asked how much tax we want to pay for our fire service...\r\n\r\nDorset Fire Authority\'s launched a survey, asking local people what they expect from the service and how much they\'re willing to pay - to guide them when setting the rate for next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sunny 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The hot weather\'s expected to come to an abrupt end this week.\r\n\r\nTemperatures are likely to hit 28 degrees in some places today - low 20s here  - but by the end of the week we can expect highs of just 14.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOOTY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries have dropped to 20th in the league 1 table after a goalless draw at Tranmere on the weekend.\r\n\r\nBoth teams had chances but neither could end the stalemate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>there\'s a big blow for England ahead of their world cup\r\nquarter final against France.\r\n\r\nWinger Delon Armitage has been suspended for a tackle on Scotland\'s Chris Paterson.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (152,'2011-10-03 08:44:59','202473 202462 202445 202471 202476 202475','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>9 n mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax aud 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Council tax is gonna stay the same for another year...\r\n\r\nGeorge Osborne is set to reveal his plans at the Tory conference later...He\'s gonna give money to local councils so that they keep bills on hold.\r\n\r\nand the Chancellor says using an 800 million pound underspend to keep council tax the same is the least the Government can do:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 TORIES (ECONOMY) OSBORNE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor is to use a 800 million pound \'underspend\' by extending the\r\ncouncil tax freeze for another year.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the headline grabbing announcement from a wide-ranging speech at the\r\nConservative conference in Manchester.\r\n\r\nGeorge Osborne will also cover the wider economic crisis and reveal his plans\r\nfor growth.\r\n\r\nThe Chancellor says the council tax freeze is the least the Government can do:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: welcome that\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100132.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The RNLI say more than 70 people put themselves in danger at the weekend...by ignoring warning signs on Weston beach...\r\n\r\n5 people had to be rescued from the mud - which went far out to sea after one of the lowest tides of the year..\r\n\r\nNo one was hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has arrived in court in Italy where she will make a final plea for freedom.\r\n\r\nA judge will then rule later today if her appeal against a conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher is successful.\r\n\r\nHer lawyers say the American\'s original trial was flawed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>school 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The former chief inspector of schools in England says the school leaving age should be cut to 14.\r\n\r\nSir Chris Woodhead reckons less academic kids should be able to leave and learn a trade.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hurley 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liz Hurley has been thanking her fans on Twitter after announcing her engagement to Shane Warne.\r\n\r\nThe 42-year-old former Australian Test cricketer proposed to the model on Friday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (153,'2011-10-03 09:03:59','202479 202464 202434 202472 202476 202478','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>9 f mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Council tax is gonna stay the same for another year...\r\n\r\nGeorge Osborne is set to reveal his plans at the Tory conference later...\r\n\r\nHe\'s gonna give a share of an 800 million pound underspend to local councils so that they keep bills on hold.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE TAX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile we\'re being asked how much tax we want to pay for our fire service...\r\n\r\nDorset Fire Authority\'s launched a survey, asking local people what they expect from the service and how much they\'re willing to pay - to guide them when setting the rate for next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STAB copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are continuing to hunt for a man...after a woman was found with a stab wound outside Bournemouth\'s BIC on Saturday…\r\n\r\nThe 28 year olds injuries aren’t life threatening…Officers say they want to speak to a man she was seen with around 6am on Exeter Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has arrived in court in Italy where she will make a final plea for freedom.\r\n\r\nA judge will then rule later today if her appeal against a conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher is successful.\r\n\r\nHer lawyers say the American\'s original trial was flawed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>school 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The former chief inspector of schools in England says the school leaving age should be cut to 14.\r\n\r\nSir Chris Woodhead reckons less academic kids should be able to leave and learn a trade.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOOTY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth\'s game at Tranmere ended in a goal-less draw at the weekend..\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Cherries just outisde the relegation zone\r\n\r\nand Spurs notched their fourth Premier League win in a row by beating Arsenal 2-1 in the North London derby at White Hart Lane.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (154,'2011-10-04 06:43:40','202838 202841 202794 202839 202843 202842','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 7 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dutch engineer accused of murdering Bristol landscape architect Jo Yeates is due to go on trial today.\r\n\r\nHer neighbour Vincent Tabak - who\'s 33 - has already admitted the manslaughter of Miss Yeates but denies murdering her.\r\n\r\n25-year-old Jo\'s body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day after she went missing in Bristol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kercher 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox will fly home to America later after being cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nShe - and ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito - walked free from a court in Perugia last night.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve spent nearly four years in custody.\r\n\r\nAmanda\'s friend Tom Wright says they\'re looking forward to having her back in the states:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 RW-KERCHER WRIGHT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: cut first sent last night)\r\n\r\nFamily and friends have welcomed the news that Amanda Knox has been freed from\r\nprison.\r\n\r\nThe 24 year old was cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher -\r\nalong with her ex boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito - at a court in Perugia last\r\nnight.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed the American will fly back to Seattle from Italy later today.\r\n\r\nFamily friend Tom Wright says they\'re looking forward to having her back:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: you soon\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200062.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new, larger organisation\'s taken over all of the South West\'s NHS Trusts, including North Somerset...to try and improve the way they operate.\r\n\r\nNHS South of England - met for the first time yesterday to confirm its chairman and chief executive.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be responsible for the welfare of thirteen million patients and nearly three-hundred-thousand staff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor didn\'t tell emergency room staff the star had taken Propofol.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what a doctor has told a court in LA.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>robbie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Robbie Williams has left Take That again.\r\n\r\nGary Barlow\'s confirmed the band is a four-piece once more, as Robbie is working on a solo album.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (155,'2011-10-04 07:01:39','202847 202632 202843 202643 202842 202661 202840','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 7 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox will fly home to America later after being cleared of the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy.\r\n\r\nIn dramatic scenes broadcast live around the world, she collapsed in tears as an appeal court judge overturned her conviction - and that of her ex boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Services for Children and Young People are under-threat today in the latest budget meeting at Poole Council.\r\n\r\nA Scrutiny Committee\'s being asked to consider half a million pounds of cuts - including staff and transport.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be further discussions in December before a final decision next February.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor didn\'t tell emergency room staff the star had taken Propofol.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what a doctor has told a court in LA.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COMPLAINT1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole bar-and-restaurant could lose its licence after complaints of excessive noise late at night.\r\n\r\nOfficials are discussing Camden on Bournemouth Road in Parkstone at a meeting this morning.\r\n\r\nA neighbour living above the bar says there are also often fights, and broken glass left on doorsteps.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>robbie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Robbie Williams has left Take That again.\r\n\r\nGary Barlow\'s confirmed the band is a four-piece once more, as Robbie is working on a solo album.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s something of a local derby for Cherries in the Johnstones Paint Trophy tonight as Yeovil make the fifty mile trip to the Seward Stadium.\r\n\r\nA place in the third round is up for grabs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>chelsea 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s plenty of speculation this morning that Chelsea are preparing to move away from Stamford Bridge.\r\n\r\nThe club is reported to have offered to buy back the parts of the stadium which are owned by a fans group called Chelsea Pitch Owners.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (156,'2011-10-04 07:52:36','202768 202863 202839 202867 202866 202868','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 8 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 KERCHER PISA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: cut first sent last night)\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox will head home to America later today after being acquitted of\r\nkilling British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nA judge in Perugia says the evidence that convicted her - and her ex boyfriend\r\nRaffaele Sollecito - of the murder - is unreliable.\r\n\r\nJournalist Nick Pisa was in court in Perugia when the verdict was announced:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: had happened\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200036.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Vincent Tabak who\'s been charged with the murder of Bristol woman Jo Yeates will start today.\r\n\r\nThe 25-year-old\'s body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day last year after she went missing following drinks with work friends.\r\n\r\nTabak denies murder but has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new, larger organisation\'s taken over all of the South West\'s NHS Trusts, including North Somerset...to try and improve the way they operate.\r\n\r\nNHS South of England - met for the first time yesterday to confirm its chairman and chief executive.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be responsible for the welfare of thirteen million patients and nearly three-hundred-thousand staff.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor didn\'t tell emergency room staff that he\'d taken Propofol.\r\n\r\nOne of the doctors on duty that night\'s also told an LA court that Conrad Murray seemed desperate.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>desks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Secretaries have the dirtiest desks - with social workers and people in IT also having lots of germs around their keyboards.\r\n\r\nA new survey\'s found bankers, call centre operators and accountants have cleaner work stations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pride 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some of the Britain\'s biggest stars were out in force for the Pride of Britain awards last night.\r\n\r\nThe event honours members of the public for acts of bravery or courage.\r\n\r\nCarol Vorderman hosted the event - with appearances from Prince Charles, Gary Barlow - and The Saturdays.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (157,'2011-10-04 08:04:15','202768 202852 202851 202873 202872 202661','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 8 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 KERCHER PISA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(note: cut first sent last night)\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox will head home to America later today after being acquitted of\r\nkilling British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nA judge in Perugia says the evidence that convicted her - and her ex boyfriend\r\nRaffaele Sollecito - of the murder - is unreliable.\r\n\r\nJournalist Nick Pisa was in court in Perugia when the verdict was announced:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: had happened\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200036.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million pounds worth or cuts is gonna have to be made to Services for Children and Young People in Poole.\r\n\r\nIn the latest budget meeting at the council they\'ll be looking at changes they could make to staff and transport.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be further discussions in December before a final decision next February.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COMPLAINT2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bar in Poole could lose its licence after neighbours complained about violence and noise.\r\n\r\nOfficials are discussing what to do about Camden on Bournemouth Road in Parkstone at a meeting this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor didn\'t tell emergency room staff that he\'d taken Propofol.\r\n\r\nOne of the doctors on duty that night\'s also told an LA court that Conrad Murray seemed desperate.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pub 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Hampshire pub landlady will hear today if she\'s won her legal battle against the Premier League over the screening of games in her pub using a foreign TV decoder.\r\n\r\nKaren Murphy was fined almost eight-thousand pounds for using a Greek decoder in her Portsmouth pub to show matches.\r\n\r\nToday European judges are looking at the case.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s something of a local derby for Cherries in the Johnstones Paint Trophy tonight as Yeovil make the fifty mile trip to the Seward Stadium.\r\n\r\nA place in the third round is up for grabs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (158,'2011-10-04 08:50:18','202838 202876 202881 202887 202886 202842','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 9 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dutch engineer accused of murdering Bristol landscape architect Jo Yeates is due to go on trial today.\r\n\r\nHer neighbour Vincent Tabak - who\'s 33 - has already admitted the manslaughter of Miss Yeates but denies murdering her.\r\n\r\n25-year-old Jo\'s body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day after she went missing in Bristol.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 KERCHER VEDOVA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox is getting ready to fly back to the US.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after she - and ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito - were cleared of the\r\nmurder of British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nThe pair spent nearly four years in jail.\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox\'s lawyer Carlo Dalla Vedova says he\'s got to know her well in that\r\ntime:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: amanda knox\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200125.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new umbrella organisation\'s taken over all of the South West\'s NHS Trusts, including North Somerset.\r\n\r\nNHS South of England met for the first time yesterday to confirm its chairman and chief executive.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be responsible for the welfare of thirteen million patients and is aiming ti improve their quality of care.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>immi 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Immigration laws are to be toughened up to stop foreign criminals using human rights laws to escape deportation.\r\n\r\nThe Home Secretary -- Theresa May -- will announce the measures at the Tory conference later today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insurance</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as a fifth of UK holidaymakers are still going abroad without taking out travel insurance.\r\n\r\nA survey by Abta has found more than one in four of us mistakenly believes the British government will cover their bills if something goes wrong.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>robbie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Robbie Williams has left Take That again.\r\n\r\nGary Barlow\'s confirmed the band is a four-piece once more, as Robbie is working on a solo album.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (159,'2011-10-04 09:03:23','202876 202632 202643 202885 202884 202840','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 9 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>028 KERCHER VEDOVA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox is getting ready to fly back to the US.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after she - and ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito - were cleared of the\r\nmurder of British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nThe pair spent nearly four years in jail.\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox\'s lawyer Carlo Dalla Vedova says he\'s got to know her well in that\r\ntime:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 028\r\nOUT WORDS: amanda knox\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200125.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Services for Children and Young People are under-threat today in the latest budget meeting at Poole Council.\r\n\r\nA Scrutiny Committee\'s being asked to consider half a million pounds of cuts - including staff and transport.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be further discussions in December before a final decision next February.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COMPLAINT1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole bar-and-restaurant could lose its licence after complaints of excessive noise late at night.\r\n\r\nOfficials are discussing Camden on Bournemouth Road in Parkstone at a meeting this morning.\r\n\r\nA neighbour living above the bar says there are also often fights, and broken glass left on doorsteps.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insurance</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as a fifth of UK holidaymakers are still going abroad without taking out travel insurance.\r\n\r\nA survey by Abta has found more than one in four of us mistakenly believes the British government will cover their bills if something goes wrong.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries take on Yeovil in the Johnstones Paint Trophy tonight..with a place in the 3rd round up for grabs at the Seward stadium.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>chelsea 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s plenty of speculation this morning that Chelsea are preparing to move away from Stamford Bridge.\r\n\r\nThe club is reported to have offered to buy back the parts of the stadium which are owned by a fans group called Chelsea Pitch Owners.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (160,'2011-10-04 10:01:57','202918 202912 202852 202885 202916 202661','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 10 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meredith Kercher\'s mum says she has sympathy for those jailed and released on appeal for her daughter\'s murder.\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito spent nearly four years in an Italian prison - and were released last night.\r\n\r\nArlene Kercher says she just wants to know who\'s responsible for her daughter\'s death.\r\n\r\nShe says it\'s painful for everyone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>033 KERCHER MUM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The mother of Meredith Kercher says she has sympathy for those jailed and\r\nreleased on appeal for her daughter\'s murder.\r\n\r\nAmanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito spent nearly four years in\r\nan Italian prison - and were released last night.\r\n\r\nArlene Kercher says she just wants to know who\'s responsible for her\r\ndaughter\'s death.\r\n\r\nShe says it\'s painful for everyone.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 033\r\nOUT WORDS: parent\'s nightmare\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200147.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million pounds worth or cuts is gonna have to be made to Services for Children and Young People in Poole.\r\n\r\nIn the latest budget meeting at the council they\'ll be looking at changes they could make to staff and transport.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll be further discussions in December before a final decision next February.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insurance</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as a fifth of UK holidaymakers are still going abroad without taking out travel insurance.\r\n\r\nA survey by Abta has found more than one in four of us mistakenly believes the British government will cover their bills if something goes wrong.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pub 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pub landlady has won an historic ruling at the European court, allowing her to show Premier League football on a foreign TV decoder.\r\n\r\nThe court said it was illegal to sell broadcasting rights which excluded viewers with overseas decoders.\r\n\r\nThe case was brought by Karen Murphy from Portsmouth, who screened games in her pub using a Greek decoder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s something of a local derby for Cherries in the Johnstones Paint Trophy tonight as Yeovil make the fifty mile trip to the Seward Stadium.\r\n\r\nA place in the third round is up for grabs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (161,'2011-10-05 06:50:44','203234 203285 203282 203283 203113 203284','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 RW-KERCHER MOTHER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox says she\'s overwhelmed to be back in the United States, after being\r\ncleared of murdering the British student Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nThe 24-year-old arrived in her home city of Seattle in the early hours of this\r\nmorning.\r\n\r\nAt an emotional news conference, Miss Knox thanked everyone who\'d supported\r\nher throughout the ordeal.\r\n\r\nAmanda\'s mother, Edda Mellas, expressed gratitude to all those who helped the\r\nfamily.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: SHE NEEDED\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:41]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300074.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson\'s former doctor has been hearing from his former girlfriends.\r\n\r\nThe mother of Dr Conrad Murray\'s son also spoke to the court about packages she received at the home she shared with him\r\n\r\nHe denies involubntary manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RACE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Boy racers in Cheddar Gorge are being targeted as part of a police crackdown on dangerous driving.\r\n\r\nThere are gonna be more patrols on the weekends when young men tend to get together and race..\r\n\r\nOfficers are also going to be checking their vehicles are road legal..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tory 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will urge Britain to pay its debts as he acknowledges that voters can\'t yet see the benefits of the coalition\'s deficit reduction programme.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll close the Conservative Party Conference with his address later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIZ 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine thousand local businesses are being asked what issues they face - so North Somerset Council can improve the support it gives them.\r\n\r\nA survey\'s gone out which covers everything from transport and communications - to training and business advice.\r\n\r\nThe 2009 findings were used to help secure superfast broadband for Somerset.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele says she\'s \"truly devastated\" after being forced to cancel a tour of the US because of problems with her throat.\r\n         \r\nThe singer says she had no choice but to scrap the 10 dates - which was due to kick off on Friday in Atlantic City - as it would risk permanent damage to her voice.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (162,'2011-10-05 07:01:55','203281 203295 203286 203276 203279 203296','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BITE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s been bitten by a dog in Poole.\r\n\r\nThe little girl suffered injuries to her face outside Sainsbury\'s on Bournemouth road at twenty to 6 last night.\r\n\r\nThe police want to hear from anyone who saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has broken down in tears after landing back home in Seattle.\r\n\r\nShe gave a brief statement on her arrival - the first time she\'s spoken since being cleared of murdering Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought she could earn millions of dollars for selling her story - with some critics saying she\'ll be profiteering from Meredith\'s death.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson\'s former doctor has been hearing from his former girlfriends.\r\n\r\nThe mother of Dr Conrad Murray\'s son also spoke to the court about packages she received at the home she shared with him\r\n\r\nHe denies involubntary manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMDEN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dispute over noise from a Bar in Ashley Cross looks closer to being solved today. \r\n\r\nCamden Bar has told Poole Council that it’s fixed problems with sound-proofingwhich led to complaints being discussed by the councils licensing committee yesterday. Council officers say they will report back in 3 or 4 weeks on progress.\r\n\r\nThe bar rejected suggestions any late night violence in the area are connected to the venue  - telling Fire News that  nothing has been reported on the premises  or with its customers.... and police have made no objection to trading.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER RES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A brace from Marc Pugh helped put the Cherries through to the third round of the Johnstones Paint Trophy last night.\r\n \r\nThey beat Yeovil Town 3-2 at the Seward stadium...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bender 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Accrington\'s Tom Bender has been given the all-clear on a brain scan after suffering a head injury against Tranmere last night. \r\n\r\nThe injury caused the Johnstone\'s Paint Trophy match to be abandoned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (163,'2011-10-05 07:49:26','203277 203285 203306 203309 203304 203312','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 KERCHER WOODS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has spoken publicly for the first time since being cleared of\r\nmurdering Meredith Kercher.\r\n\r\nShe said she was overwhelmed to be back in the United States - and thanked her\r\nfamily and supporters for believing in her throughout.\r\n\r\nSky Correspondent Ian Woods flew back to Seattle with her.\r\n\r\nHe says this certainly isn\'t the last we\'ve heard from Amanda:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: from it\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300119.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson\'s former doctor has been hearing from his former girlfriends.\r\n\r\nThe mother of Dr Conrad Murray\'s son also spoke to the court about packages she received at the home she shared with him\r\n\r\nHe denies involubntary manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RACE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are targetting boy racers at Cheddar Gorge as part of a crackdown on dangerous driving.\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna be doing more patrols at the weekend when it\'s known some young men get together and race there..as well as carrying out vehicle checks to make sure they\'re road legal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>heli 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British woman\'s been killed after the helicopter she was travelling in crashed into New York\'s East River.\r\n\r\nThree other people - believed to be her parents and a friend - are recovering in hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIZ 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine thousand businesses in North Somerset are being asked what issues they face - so the council can improve the support it gives them.\r\n\r\nA survey\'s gone out which covers everything from transport and communications - to training and business advice.\r\n\r\nThe 2009 findings were used to help secure superfast broadband for Somerset.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stress 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stress has become the main cause for long term absence in the workplace for the first time.\r\n\r\nNew research shows stress-related sickness has increased more in the public sector - with the threat of redundancies making workers worried about job security.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (164,'2011-10-05 08:02:33','203303 203313 203316 203276 203314 203302','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BITE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s been bitten on the face by a dog in Poole.\r\n\r\nThe little girl suffered minor injuries in the attack outside Sainsbury\'s on Bournemouth road at twenty to 6 last night.\r\n\r\nThe police want to hear from anyone who saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has arrived back home in America - and says it doesn\'t seem real.\r\n\r\nShe\'s made an emotional statement at the airport, after being cleared on Monday night of the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tory 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will use his speech at the Tory conference\r\nlater to urge us to pay off our credit card bills.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister will say he knows that voters are anxious about rising bills and job losses...but that the government is trying to help us including by freezing council tax.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMDEN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dispute over noise from a Bar in Ashley Cross looks closer to being solved today. \r\n\r\nCamden Bar has told Poole Council that it’s fixed problems with sound-proofingwhich led to complaints being discussed by the councils licensing committee yesterday. Council officers say they will report back in 3 or 4 weeks on progress.\r\n\r\nThe bar rejected suggestions any late night violence in the area are connected to the venue  - telling Fire News that  nothing has been reported on the premises  or with its customers.... and police have made no objection to trading.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iphone</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Apple\'s latest iPhone launch seems to have left people disappointed.\r\n\r\nThe new version - called the 4S - still looks the same, but is faster, with a better camera.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER RES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth are through to the 3rd round of the Johnstone\'s paint Trophy after a 3 - 2 victory over Yeovil last night.\r\n \r\nMarc Pugh got a brace for the Cherries at the Seward stadium...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (165,'2011-10-05 09:03:38','203332 203333 203338 203276 203339 203279','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BITE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s been bitten by a dog in Poole.\r\n\r\nShe suffered injuries to her face outside Sainsbury\'s on Bournemouth road at twenty to 6 last night.\r\n\r\nThe police want to hear from anyone who saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has broken down in tears after being cheered by supporters on her return to the US this morning.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s \"overwhelmed\" after being cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tory 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will call on us to pay off our credit card bills later.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s speech will close the Conservative Party conference later - he\'ll defend the governments plans to cut our national debt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMDEN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dispute over noise from a Bar in Ashley Cross looks closer to being solved today. \r\n\r\nCamden Bar has told Poole Council that it’s fixed problems with sound-proofingwhich led to complaints being discussed by the councils licensing committee yesterday. Council officers say they will report back in 3 or 4 weeks on progress.\r\n\r\nThe bar rejected suggestions any late night violence in the area are connected to the venue  - telling Fire News that  nothing has been reported on the premises  or with its customers.... and police have made no objection to trading.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iphone 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Apple is insisting its latest iPhone is \"all-new\" - even if the 4S does look identical to the current version.\r\n\r\nThe phone - which goes on sale next week - does have a new antenna and a voice recognition system.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER RES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A brace from Marc Pugh helped put the Cherries through to the third round of the Johnstones Paint Trophy last night.\r\n \r\nThey beat Yeovil Town 3-2 at the Seward stadium...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (166,'2011-10-05 09:17:59','203345 203335 203344 203282 203346 203113','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has broken down in tears after being cheered by supporters on her return to the US this morning.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s \"overwhelmed\" after being cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>037 TORIES HAGUE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will call on us to pay off our credit card bills later.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s speech will close the Conservative Party conference.\r\n\r\nCritics warn the comments won\'t go down well, amid rising bills, job losses\r\nand factory closures.\r\n\r\nForeign secretary William Hague says high levels of debt aren\'t good for the\r\neconomy.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 037\r\nOUT WORDS: the way (x3)\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300150.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prisoner</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have arrested a violent criminal in Bristol who escaped from a secure hospital.\r\n\r\nLuke Sparks, who\'s 21, was caught in the city after going missing from the unit in Suffolk on Sunday with two other men.\r\n\r\nA 22-year-old woman\'s been arrested on suspicion of assisting prisoners to escape.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RACE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Boy racers in Cheddar Gorge are being targeted as part of a police crackdown on dangerous driving.\r\n\r\nThere are gonna be more patrols on the weekends when young men tend to get together and race..\r\n\r\nOfficers are also going to be checking their vehicles are road legal..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>petrol</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More people are driving less as record fuel prices squeeze household incomes.\r\n\r\nIn the first half of this year, petrol sales dropped by 5 percent - depriving the Treasury of 985 million pounds worth of fuel duty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIZ 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nine thousand local businesses are being asked what issues they face - so North Somerset Council can improve the support it gives them.\r\n\r\nA survey\'s gone out which covers everything from transport and communications - to training and business advice.\r\n\r\nThe 2009 findings were used to help secure superfast broadband for Somerset.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (167,'2011-10-05 10:00:54','203303 203354 203355 203360 203301 203302 203361','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BITE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 4 year old girl\'s been bitten on the face by a dog in Poole.\r\n\r\nThe little girl suffered minor injuries in the attack outside Sainsbury\'s on Bournemouth road at twenty to 6 last night.\r\n\r\nThe police want to hear from anyone who saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox has broken down in tears after being cheered by supporters on her return to the US this morning.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s \"overwhelmed\" after being cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tory 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will call on us to pay off our credit card bills later.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s speech on cutting Britains debt will close the Tory Party conference.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>simpsons</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The future of The Simpsons is hanging in the balance - because it\'s so expensive to make.\r\n\r\nBosses at Fox want the people who work on the show to take pay cuts because they\'re losing money making new episodes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GOK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gok Wan is the latest celeb to hit the High Street with his first ever fashion line.\r\n\r\nHe\'s created a range for Tu at Sainsbury\'s....and you\'ll be able to get your hands on his designs at the branch in Talbot Heath from tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER RES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth are through to the 3rd round of the Johnstone\'s paint Trophy after a 3 - 2 victory over Yeovil last night.\r\n \r\nMarc Pugh got a brace for the Cherries at the Seward stadium...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>footy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of England\'s failed bid to host the 2018 World Cup has launched a stinging attack on FIFA.\r\n\r\nAndy Anson - who now works with the British Olympic Association - says the world governing body doesn\'t have the credibility needed to run football.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (168,'2011-10-06 06:57:57','','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (169,'2011-10-06 06:58:14','','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (170,'2011-10-06 07:02:10','203689 203703 203691 203704 203697','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave us the iPhone and iPod - has died...\r\n\r\nApple\'s co founder Steve Jobs was just 56...and had been battling cancer for the last seven years..\r\n\r\nHundreds have gathered through the night at Apple stores in New York and LA.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GROUP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three people have been attacked by a gang of men in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe woman and two men, all local and in their twenties, were with a larger group of friends on Capstone Road when they were assaulted for no reason at about half past midnight last Sunday.\r\n\r\nThye all suffered facial injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A recording of a slurring Michael Jackson has been played in the manslaughter trial of the star\'s doctor.\r\n\r\nJackson\'s heard saying he wants to help kids because he \"didn\'t have a childhood.\"\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>young 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people are feeling the effects of the financial crisis than anyone else.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report on the August riots.\r\n\r\nIt\'s found 22 percent of 18-to-24-year-olds are worried about their future since the disorder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AFCBL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth\'s newly-formed ladies team are gonna be playing some of their games at the seaward stadium this season.\r\n\r\nThe women\'s squad - which previously folded - is back and looking to climb the leagues, having started in the Dorset South West league.\r\n\r\nVice-captain Nicola Taylor says at the moment they\'ve only got the odd game at the Seward:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: AFCB LADIES 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\AFCB LADIES 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (171,'2011-10-06 07:02:57','','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
