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<Slug>017 MUMS RUSSELL</Slug>
<TEXT>A charity's claiming the coalition's overhaul of the benefits system will force
a quarter of a million children deeper into poverty.

Save The Children believes thousands of single mums could lose up to 68 pounds
a week under the new Universal Credit.

But ministers claim the study focuses too much on extreme examples.

Sally Russell - co founder of Netmums - thinks the reforms will hit many hard.

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<TEXT>Avon and Somerset police think a wanted man could be in our area...

They’ve put out an appeal to help catch forty seven year old Wayne Tidy in connection with criminal damage and assault.

He’s white....speaks with a Yorkshire accent...bald and could have a goatee.
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<TEXT>David Cameron will fly to Washington later this morning for a series of meetings with Barrack Obama.

The two leaders are expected to discuss Afghanistan - following the deaths of 6 British soldiers and the shooting of 16 civilians by a US servicemen.
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<TEXT>Eating lots of red meat's not good for you....

That's the result of a major study involving more than 120-thousand people that found a daily serving of unprocessed red meat raised the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer by 13 per cent.
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<TEXT>A man whose life was saved by a team at Weston General Hospital....is planning to ride across the Sahara Desert to raise money for charity.

Andy Gale from North Petherton suffered a major heart attack last year....

He’s gonna be riding almost two thousand miles across the sands in Morocco later this month on a motorbike to raise funds for the hospital....
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