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 (172,'2011-10-06 07:52:05','203723 203724 203682 203722 203570 203561','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n thur 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury will be sworn in today in the trial of the man accused of killing Bristol woman Joanna Yeates.\r\n\r\n33 year-old Vincent Tabak who was her neighbour - admits manslaughter, but denies murder.\r\n\r\nJo\'s body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..\r\n\r\nSteve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..\r\n\r\nHe lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.\r\n\r\nRival companies have struggled to keep up with Apple - not least because they keep on updating their products.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Steve launching the iPad 2:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 APPLE JOBS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Jobs - the co-founder of Apple - has died after a long battle with\r\ncancer.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been hailed as one of history\'s great inventors - to be remembered\r\nalongside Edison and Einstein.\r\n\r\nIn just 10 years Apple revolutionised how we listen to music and access the\r\ninternet.\r\n\r\nRival companies have struggled to keep up - not least because Apple keeps on\r\nupdating its products.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Steve Jobs announcing the iPad 2:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: new design\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson has been shown a vast collection of painkillers found in the singer\'s room following his death.\r\n\r\nIt\'s also heard more audio of him stuggling to speak.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POLICE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to move the Police\'s Somerset Operations Base from Taunton to Bridgwater are going on display.\r\n\r\nThe public consultation\'s being held over two days - next Wednesday and Saturday the fifteenth.\r\n\r\nThe proposed facility would contain a 36-cell centralised custody centre and enquiry office, and house specialist and support teams.\r\n\r\nWork is expected to start next summer for it to open in 2014.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More volunteers are needed at children\'s centres across North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThe district\'s fourteen centres currently only have about thirty people helping out.\r\n\r\nYou don\'t need any specific experience - they\'re after anyone with knowledge and skills to contribute.\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'),
 (173,'2011-10-06 08:03:44','203717 203719 203721 203695 203720 203726','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..\r\n\r\nSteve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..\r\n\r\nHe lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GROUP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting a gang who attacked 3 people in Bournemouth - for no reason..\r\n\r\nThe woman and two men, all local and in their twenties suffered facial injuries in the assault on Capstone Road around midnight last Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson has been shown a vast collection of painkillers found in the singer\'s room following his death.\r\n\r\nIt\'s also heard more audio of him stuggling to speak.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobo 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jessie J has swept the board at the Mobo Awards tonight, winning four out of five categories she was nominated for.\r\n\r\nThe singer won best UK act, best newcomer, best song and best album.\r\n\r\nAdele won the best R and B/soul act, while Rihanna won for international star.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AFCBL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth are looking to take women\'s football by storm with their newly-re-formed ladies team.\r\n\r\nThe squad will even play a few home games at the Seward Stadium, starting with a match against Weymouth this month.\r\n\r\nDefender and vice-captain Nicola Taylor says they want to make it a really professional outfit this time:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: AFCB LADIES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\AFCB LADIES 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England have made 4 changes for their rugby union World Cup quarter final against France on Saturday.\r\n\r\nToby Flood, Tom Palmer, Nick Easter and Mark Quay-to have all been named in the starting 15.\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'),
 (174,'2011-10-06 08:51:48','203723 203724 203732 203739 203738 203737','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n thur 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury will be sworn in today in the trial of the man accused of killing Bristol woman Joanna Yeates.\r\n\r\n33 year-old Vincent Tabak who was her neighbour - admits manslaughter, but denies murder.\r\n\r\nJo\'s body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..\r\n\r\nSteve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..\r\n\r\nHe lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.\r\n\r\nRival companies have struggled to keep up with Apple - not least because they keep on updating their products.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Steve launching the iPad 2:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 HACKING BRUNT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note MGN\'s denial in audio)\r\n\r\n\r\nA former reporter from a Mirror Group newspaper has claimed hacking was rife\r\nat the publication.\r\n\r\nIn a statement for an employment tribunal, David Brown - who worked for The\r\nPeople - said it was covered up by executives.\r\n\r\nHis case was settled out of court, so the details remained secret.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Martin Brunt broke the story.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: these allegations\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400103.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kris 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>My Family actor Kris Marshall has been charged with motoring offences in Somerset after failing to supply a breath test.\r\n\r\nThe 38-year-old - who also appears in the BT adverts - was stopped in a Tesco car park in Wells early on Saturday morning.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POLICE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Police\'s Somerset Operations Base could be moving from Taunton to Bridgwater...and next week more detailed plans go on show.\r\n\r\nThe public consultation\'s being held over two days - next Wednesday and Saturday the fifteenth.\r\n\r\nTheir new home would have 36 cells...an enquiry office and house specialist and support teams.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children\'s centres across North Somerset need more volunteers.\r\n\r\nThe district\'s fourteen centres currently only have about thirty people helping out...to give mums and dads a bit of a break.\r\n\r\nThey\'re after anyone with knowledge and skills to contribute.\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'),
 (175,'2011-10-06 09:02:37','203732 203717 203719 203743 203742 203726','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 HACKING BRUNT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note MGN\'s denial in audio)\r\n\r\n\r\nA former reporter from a Mirror Group newspaper has claimed hacking was rife\r\nat the publication.\r\n\r\nIn a statement for an employment tribunal, David Brown - who worked for The\r\nPeople - said it was covered up by executives.\r\n\r\nHis case was settled out of court, so the details remained secret.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Martin Brunt broke the story.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: these allegations\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400103.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..\r\n\r\nSteve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..\r\n\r\nHe lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GROUP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting a gang who attacked 3 people in Bournemouth - for no reason..\r\n\r\nThe woman and two men, all local and in their twenties suffered facial injuries in the assault on Capstone Road around midnight last Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobo 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jessie J\'s dominated the MOBO Awards.\r\n\r\nShe went home with four trophies last night - including best UK act and best album.\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\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>rugby 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England have made 4 changes for their rugby union World Cup quarter final against France on Saturday.\r\n\r\nToby Flood, Tom Palmer, Nick Easter and Mark Quay-to have all been named in the starting 15.\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'),
 (176,'2011-10-06 09:59:45','203717 203734 203719 203721 203720','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f thur 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apple 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..\r\n\r\nSteve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..\r\n\r\nHe lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A former reporter with the Mirror newspaper group has claimed phone hacking was rife among his colleagues and was covered by up executives.\r\n\r\nIn a witness statement for an employment tribunal which has now been leaked..David Brown says celebrities like Noel Edmonds and Ulrika Jonsson had their phones hacked...\r\n\r\nTrinity Mirror deny the allegations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GROUP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting a gang who attacked 3 people in Bournemouth - for no reason..\r\n\r\nThe woman and two men, all local and in their twenties suffered facial injuries in the assault on Capstone Road around midnight last Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson has been shown a vast collection of painkillers found in the singer\'s room following his death.\r\n\r\nIt\'s also heard more audio of him stuggling to speak.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AFCBL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth are looking to take women\'s football by storm with their newly-re-formed ladies team.\r\n\r\nThe squad will even play a few home games at the Seward Stadium, starting with a match against Weymouth this month.\r\n\r\nDefender and vice-captain Nicola Taylor says they want to make it a really professional outfit this time:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: AFCB LADIES 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\AFCB LADIES 1.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'),
 (177,'2011-10-07 06:47:06','204075 204105 203963 204097 204094 204098','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 DRIVING BLUNT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dangerous drivers who cause serious injuries could be jailed for up to five\r\nyears under Government plans.\r\n\r\nThe new law would more than double the current maximum sentence for drivers\r\nwhose victims are seriously injured but not killed.\r\n\r\nPrisons and Probation Minister Crispin Blunt, says current sentences don\'t fit\r\nthe crime.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: address that\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500063.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Governor of the Bank of England says the UK is facing \"the most serious financial crisis\" ever seen.\r\n\r\nSir Mervyn King was speaking after the bank decided to pump 75 billion pounds into the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million pounds has been invested in helping to reduce flooding in Weston.\r\n\r\nWessex Water\'s begun work on a new underground storage tank in the town, to enable the sewage network to cope with excess rainfall, particularly over the winter.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be completed by Christmas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>childcare</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to 80-thousand more low income families are to get help to meet childcare costs. \r\n\r\nRules limiting support to parents working a minimum of 16 hours a week are also to be scrapped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEACHRACE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>50 thousand people are expected in Weston this weekend for the annual Beach Race.\r\n\r\nMotorbike riders from across Europe will compete on the huge dunes of the course which has taken 11 days to build...\r\n\r\nOrganiser Gareth Hockey says it\'s become world renowned:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BEACH RACE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BEACH RACE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judges will be sending their own acts home this weekend - with four due to leave on Sunday night.\r\n\r\nGary, Louis, Tulisa and Kelly will have to decide who goes and there won\'t be a public vote.\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'),
 (178,'2011-10-07 07:02:04','204115 203952 204105 204113 204099 204095','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drivers 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dangerous drivers who cause serious injuries could be jailed for up to five years under Government plans.\r\n\r\nThe new law would more than double the current maximum sentence for drivers whose victims are not killed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLIND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A toddler died in Poole after being strangled by a blind cord in his bedroom.\r\n\r\nAn inquest\'s been held into the death of eighteen month old Rithik Chakrabarti in May - and a verdict of accidental death has been recorded.\r\n\r\nAccident prevention group Rospa have described the cords as \'dangerous\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Governor of the Bank of England says the UK is facing \"the most serious financial crisis\" ever seen.\r\n\r\nSir Mervyn King was speaking after the bank decided to pump 75 billion pounds into the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MORRISONS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a chance to check out plans for a new Morrisons supermarket in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nThe firm\'s looking to open a store on the Beagle Aircraft site on the corner of Stony Lane and Bridge Street.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll create three-hundred jobs if it goes ahead.\r\n\r\nLuke Pickering\'s from their partners Simons Developments:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThe plans go on show at St Joseph\'s Hall in Purewell later, and at the Kings Hotel tomorrow.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MORRISONS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MORRISONS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judges will be sending their own acts home this weekend - with four due to leave on Sunday night.\r\n\r\nGary, Louis, Tulisa and Kelly will have to decide who goes and there won\'t be a public vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England can seal their place in the finals of Euro 2012 tonight.\r\n\r\nThey need only a point in Montenegro.\r\n\r\nWales also play in Group G, but they stand no chance of qualifying ahead of their home game with Switzerland.\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'),
 (179,'2011-10-07 07:52:12','204136 204138 203963 204140 204135 204142','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drivers 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jail sentences for dangerous drivers who cause their victims serious injuries are going to be more than doubled.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s planning to increase the maximum term to five years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The UK could be having it\'s worst ever financial crisis.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the warning from the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.\r\n\r\nYesterday the bank announced plans to print 75-billion-pounds worth of new\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million pounds has been invested in helping to reduce flooding in Weston.\r\n\r\nWessex Water\'s begun work on a new underground storage tank in the town, to enable the sewage network to cope with excess rainfall, particularly over the winter.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be completed by Christmas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Investigators made big mistakes when they searched the scene after Michael Jackson\'s death, according to his doctor\'s lawyers.\r\n\r\nThey say a coronor\'s office examiner destroyed her notes, and left her own fingerprints on a medicine bottle.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEACHRACE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s the annual Weston beach race this weekend...with 50 thousand people expected in the town to compete and watch.\r\n\r\nThe event was cast into doubt in May because the international motocross governing body said it couldn\'t \'recognise the event\' - but an agreement was eventually reached.\r\n\r\nGareth Hockey\'s the event\'s organiser.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BEACH RACE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BEACH RACE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bond 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The next James Bond movie finally has a name.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed it\'ll be called SkyFall, after the movie\'s makers registered the website address.\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'),
 (180,'2011-10-07 08:02:34','204137 204117 204145 204139 204146 204147','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drivers 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jail sentences for dangerous drivers who cause their victims serious injuries are going to be more than doubled.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s planning to increase the maximum term to five years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLIND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s ruled the death of a toddler from Poole who was strangled by a blind card - was an accident.\r\n\r\nEighteen month old Rithik Chakrabarti got tangled up in the string in his bedroom back in May...\r\n\r\nAccident prevention group Rospa say the cords are \'dangerous\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MORRISONS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Morrisons want to open a new store in Christchurch - creating loads of new jobs..\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThat\'s Luke Pickering, from Simons Developments who are working with the supermarket on the proposals for the Beagle Aircraft site on the corner of Stony Lane and Bridge Street...\r\n\r\nPlans go on show later at St Joseph\'s Hall in Purewell and then at the Kings Hotel tomorrow.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MORRISONS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MORRISONS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The UK could be having it\'s worst ever financial crisis.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the warning from the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.\r\n\r\nYesterday the bank announced plans to print 75-billion-pounds worth of new\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>beckham 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and David Beckham apparently earns 33 thousand pounds a day. \r\n\r\nIt\'s after he raked in 12 million pounds through sponsorship deals last year, on top of his LA Galaxy wage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Fabio Capello insists Wayne Rooney is in the right frame of mind to start for England in Montenegro tonight. \r\n\r\nHis father and uncle are among nine men who were arrested and bailed as part of a police investigation into irregular betting patterns around an SPL game.\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'),
 (181,'2011-10-07 08:51:43','204144 204105 204157 204161 204094 204098','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n fri 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>032 DRIVING EDWARDS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s getting tough on dangerous drivers.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to more than double the jail sentence for those who cause\r\nserious injuries on the road.\r\n\r\nAt the moment motorists can only be locked up for two years - unless they\r\nactually kill someone.\r\n\r\nTracey Edwards - whose daughter Cerys was left brain damaged by a driver who\r\nwas doing 70 in a 30 zone - says that\'s not right.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 032\r\nOUT WORDS: here today\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500108.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Governor of the Bank of England says the UK is facing \"the most serious financial crisis\" ever seen.\r\n\r\nSir Mervyn King was speaking after the bank decided to pump 75 billion pounds into the economy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLOOD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half a million pounds is being spent on trying to stop Weston from flooding..\r\n\r\nWessex Water\'s begun work on a new underground storage tank in the town, to enable the sewage network to cope with excess rainfall, particularly over the winter.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be completed by Christmas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>burglar 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who was arrested after a burglar was stabbed to death at his home has been released without charge..\r\n\r\nVincent Cooke was held on suspicion of murder after a 37-year-old man suffered fatal wounds in a struggle at Mr Cooke\'s home in Greater Manchester last month.\r\n\r\nThe Crown Prosecution Service has said he\'ll face no further action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEACHRACE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>50 thousand people are expected in Weston this weekend for the annual Beach Race.\r\n\r\nMotorbike riders from across Europe will compete on the huge dunes of the course which has taken 11 days to build...\r\n\r\nOrganiser Gareth Hockey says it\'s become world renowned:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BEACH RACE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BEACH RACE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judges will be sending their own acts home this weekend - with four due to leave on Sunday night.\r\n\r\nGary, Louis, Tulisa and Kelly will have to decide who goes and there won\'t be a public vote.\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'),
 (182,'2011-10-07 09:01:35','204158 203952 204113 204139 204099 204095','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f fri 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drivers 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new law could see dangerous drivers who cause serious injuries jailed for up to five years.\r\n\r\nCurrently if a motorist is found guilty of dangerous driving they can spend no more than 2 years behind bars - it\'s 14 years if you cause a death.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLIND 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A toddler died in Poole after being strangled by a blind cord in his bedroom.\r\n\r\nAn inquest\'s been held into the death of eighteen month old Rithik Chakrabarti in May - and a verdict of accidental death has been recorded.\r\n\r\nAccident prevention group Rospa have described the cords as \'dangerous\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MORRISONS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a chance to check out plans for a new Morrisons supermarket in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nThe firm\'s looking to open a store on the Beagle Aircraft site on the corner of Stony Lane and Bridge Street.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll create three-hundred jobs if it goes ahead.\r\n\r\nLuke Pickering\'s from their partners Simons Developments:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThe plans go on show at St Joseph\'s Hall in Purewell later, and at the Kings Hotel tomorrow.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MORRISONS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MORRISONS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The UK could be having it\'s worst ever financial crisis.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the warning from the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.\r\n\r\nYesterday the bank announced plans to print 75-billion-pounds worth of new\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judges will be sending their own acts home this weekend - with four due to leave on Sunday night.\r\n\r\nGary, Louis, Tulisa and Kelly will have to decide who goes and there won\'t be a public vote.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England can seal their place in the finals of Euro 2012 tonight.\r\n\r\nThey need only a point in Montenegro.\r\n\r\nWales also play in Group G, but they stand no chance of qualifying ahead of their home game with Switzerland.\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'),
 (183,'2011-10-07 10:02:03','204178 204117 204179 204145 204146 204147','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drivers 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jail sentences handed down to dangerous drivers are going to be more than doubled.\r\n\r\nThe government says the current maximum - of two years - isn\'t enough for drivers who cause serious injuries on the roads.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLIND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s ruled the death of a toddler from Poole who was strangled by a blind card - was an accident.\r\n\r\nEighteen month old Rithik Chakrabarti got tangled up in the string in his bedroom back in May...\r\n\r\nAccident prevention group Rospa say the cords are \'dangerous\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bank 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The financial crisis could be the worst ever seen in the UK.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the warning from the head of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, who says it\'s certainly the worst we\'ve seen since the 1930s.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MORRISONS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Morrisons want to open a new store in Christchurch - creating loads of new jobs..\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThat\'s Luke Pickering, from Simons Developments who are working with the supermarket on the proposals for the Beagle Aircraft site on the corner of Stony Lane and Bridge Street...\r\n\r\nPlans go on show later at St Joseph\'s Hall in Purewell and then at the Kings Hotel tomorrow.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MORRISONS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MORRISONS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>beckham 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and David Beckham apparently earns 33 thousand pounds a day. \r\n\r\nIt\'s after he raked in 12 million pounds through sponsorship deals last year, on top of his LA Galaxy wage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Fabio Capello insists Wayne Rooney is in the right frame of mind to start for England in Montenegro tonight. \r\n\r\nHis father and uncle are among nine men who were arrested and bailed as part of a police investigation into irregular betting patterns around an SPL game.\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'),
 (184,'2011-10-10 14:52:25','205032 205037 205041 205005 205046 205042','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 3 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>049 YEATES BRUNT2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prosecutors claim the man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates last Christmas\r\nwent shopping with her body in the boot of his car.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak has admitted manslaughter - but denies murder.\r\n\r\nBristol Crown Court has heard he strangled the architect with his hand or\r\nhands.\r\n\r\nSky\'s crime correspondent Martin Brunt is outside the court.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 049\r\nOUT WORDS: the prosecutor\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100206.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jobs 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s claims more than 100-thousand jobs have been lost in local authorities across England since the general election..\r\n\r\nResearch by the GMB union shows a fall of 6-point-4 percent in employment levels since the coalition Government was formed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bomb 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who made a hoax call claiming his estranged wife was about to board a plane with a bomb has been jailed for 12 months.\r\n\r\n31-year-old Kevin Flynn from Bognor Regis told police Kerensa Flynn was getting on a flight at Gatwick or Heathrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RUN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole mum\'s home after running the equivalent of forty-two marathons in just seven weeks.\r\n\r\nVicky Willan, who works as a dietician at St Ann\'s Hospital, started her twelve-hundred mile journey in Scotland on the twentieth of August.\r\n\r\nThe forty-two year old\'s done it to raise money and awareness for the Mental Health Foundation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A world record attempt in Bournemouth for the biggest Zumba class has failed...\r\n\r\nThe bid by the Lewis Manning Hospice and the Wessex Autistic Society fell short of the twelve hundred and thirty-four people needed - but they did raise about four grand for each organisation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wayne Rooney will find out this week how many Euro 2012 games he\'ll miss following his wreckless red card against Montenegro.\r\n         \r\nUEFA\'s disciplinary panel will meet on Thursday to consider increasing his one-match ban...to 2 of 3.\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'),
 (185,'2011-10-10 15:41:02','205056 205058 205057 205054 205046 205060','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 4 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury has heard how the man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates went shopping with her dead body in the boot of his car. \r\n\r\nVincent Tabak denies murdering the 25-year-old in Bristol but has admitted her manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cruelty 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple from Blackburn have been sentenced to 10 years for child cruelty.\r\n\r\nMohammed and Nafisa Karolia swapped the identities of their dead baby daughter with her twin sister to hide a number of injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a million public sector workers are to vote on strikes from next week.\r\n\r\nUnison says they could be joining next month\'s mass action over pension reform.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRIVING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Now...not many of us would admit it, but if you think your driving skills could do with a little improvement...special courses are being put on in Dorset to help.\r\n\r\nThe 2 hour theory sessions will look at things like distractions on the roads..and the consequences of speeding...\r\n\r\nThere\'s one being held in Wimborne on November the 8th and then Boscombe on December 13th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A world record attempt in Bournemouth for the biggest Zumba class has failed...\r\n\r\nThe bid by the Lewis Manning Hospice and the Wessex Autistic Society fell short of the twelve hundred and thirty-four people needed - but they did raise about four grand for each organisation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Brazilian club Corinthians could make another attempt to sign Carlos Tevez.\r\n\r\nThey made an offer to Manchester City in the summer but the transfer never happened...\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'),
 (186,'2011-10-10 15:55:24','205069 205070 205058 205062 205057 205071','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n 4 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury has heard how the man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates went shopping with her dead body in the boot of his car. \r\n\r\nVincent Tabak denies murdering the 25-year-old in Bristol but has admitted her manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset MP Liam Fox has been making a statement to the Commons about his working relationship with a former flatmate.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister says the Defence Secretary has his full support.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cruelty 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple from Blackburn have been sentenced to 10 years for child cruelty.\r\n\r\nMohammed and Nafisa Karolia swapped the identities of their dead baby daughter with her twin sister to hide a number of injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VETERANS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former soldiers from the South West, who are suffering mental health problems after going to war - are being offered more support.\r\n\r\nA website and helpline - have been launched today by Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership and charity Combat Stress.\r\n\r\nNeil Cox from there says there are signs like lack of sleep, feeling depressed and drinking:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: VETERANS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\VETERANS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a million public sector workers are to vote on strikes from next week.\r\n\r\nUnison says they could be joining next month\'s mass action over pension reform.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dessert 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a new chocolate pudding available on the market.\r\n\r\nBut it\'ll cost you 22 thousand pounds to have it.\r\n\r\nThe world\'s most expensive dessert contains gold, champagne, caviar and a two-carat diamond.\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'),
 (187,'2011-10-10 16:52:27','205092 205093 205054 205099 205098 205042','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f 5 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cruelty 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple from Blackburn have been jailed for five years each for child cruelty.\r\n\r\nMohammed and Nafisa Karolia swapped the identities of their dead baby daughter with her twin sister to hide a number of injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A court has heard that Joanna Yeates was strangled by her neighbour who then drove to a supermarket with her body in the car.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak admits manslaughter - but denies murder at Bristol Crown Court.\r\n\r\nJo\'s body was found dumped in North Somerset on Christmas day last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRIVING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Now...not many of us would admit it, but if you think your driving skills could do with a little improvement...special courses are being put on in Dorset to help.\r\n\r\nThe 2 hour theory sessions will look at things like distractions on the roads..and the consequences of speeding...\r\n\r\nThere\'s one being held in Wimborne on November the 8th and then Boscombe on December 13th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blackberry</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Blackberry users have been having problems with their phones today...\r\n\r\nThe Manufacturer says they\'ve had loads of reports about issues with the internet and messaging service...but they don\'t know why it\'s happening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A world record attempt in Bournemouth to try and get the most people doing Zumba at the same time - has failed...but organisers say they\'re gonna try again.\r\n\r\nThe team from the Lewis Manning Hospice didn\'t manage to beat the current record of twelve hundred and thirty-three.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wayne Rooney will find out this week how many Euro 2012 games he\'ll miss following his wreckless red card against Montenegro.\r\n         \r\nUEFA\'s disciplinary panel will meet on Thursday to consider increasing his one-match ban...to 2 of 3.\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'),
 (188,'2011-10-11 06:45:52','205176 205081 205226 205235 205233 205236','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n mon 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street says the Defence Secretary Liam Fox made \"serious mistakes\" in\r\nhis working relationship with his close friend Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after it emerged Dr Fox met him FORTY times over a period of 16 months.\r\n\r\nThe Defence Secretary has apologised for the controversry - but insists at NO\r\ntime was national security put at risk. \r\n\r\nSky\'s Political Correspondent John Craig says the evidence, on the surface,\r\nseems to be pretty damning:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: and talking\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200051.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SOLAR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools and Community buildings in Portishead could soon be fitted with solar panels or other green measures...to cut the areas energy bill.\r\n\r\nEnvironmental group, Low Carbon Gordano hope to get funds from the government -  as well as getting the community to chip in - to pay for it.\r\n\r\nThey\'re holding a public meeting tonight at the Folk hall to find out what people think..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blackberr7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A server crash means millions of Blackberry users still can\'t send or receive instant messages.\r\n\r\nThe fault first emerged yesterday - e-mail services have been restored though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s launching a new website for parents to complain about TV programmes, advertisements or products they feel are inappropriate for children.\r\n\r\nAs part of measures aimed at curbing the sexualisation of children, customers of major service providers will have to opt in to receive adult content online.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>facebook 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We may be increasing our chances of identity fraud, by providing clues to our online passwords on social media.\r\n\r\nA study\'s revealed almost a third of Facebook profiles contain at least two pieces of personal information such as mum\'s maiden name, date of birth or children\'s names.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jonjo</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor reject Jonjo has hit out at contestants still left in the show. \r\n\r\nThe soldier was eliminated on Sunday in a quadruple elimination. \r\n\r\nThe 26 year old says he\'s angry that people like Kitty - who he describes as \'strange\' - have stayed in the show in place of people like Amelia.\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'),
 (189,'2011-10-11 07:03:38','205241 205226 205114 205239 205244','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f tue 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new website\'s being launched for parents to complain about things they feel are too sexualised for children.\r\n\r\nMums and dads can raise issues about TV programmes, adverts or products they think are inappropriate.\r\n\r\nOur biggest internet providers will also make customers say if they want to view explicit material..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blackberr7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A server crash means millions of Blackberry users still can\'t send or receive instant messages.\r\n\r\nThe fault first emerged yesterday - e-mail services have been restored though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRESCENT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s plans to clean up an area of Bournemouth - which is often associated with drugs and alcohol..\r\n\r\nThe council and police want to spend 50 thousand pounds turning Boscombe Crescent into a community garden with more trees, new railings and a deep clean of bins and benches..to get more people using it.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve already been given permission to hold small events on the site.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STEPS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nineties pop sensations Steps are set to bring their reunion tour to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n \r\nAfter a break of 10 years, Claire, ‘H’, Faye, Lisa and Lee have reunited for a 14-date arena tour...where they\'ll be performing classic tunes such as 5,6,7,8 and One for Sorrow.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be at the BIC on April the 16th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In Sport - Poole Pirates have won the Elite League Grand Final with a 98-85 aggregate win over Eastbourne Eagles.\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported boxer David Haye\'s about to announce his retirement.\r\n\r\nHe\'s apparently told the British Boxing Board of Control that he doesn\'t want his licence renewed.\r\n\r\nHaye had always said he\'d quit before his 31st birthday - which is this Thursday.\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'),
 (190,'2011-10-11 07:47:20','205176 205259 205258 205256 205263','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n tue 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Downing Street says the Defence Secretary Liam Fox made \"serious mistakes\" in\r\nhis working relationship with his close friend Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after it emerged Dr Fox met him FORTY times over a period of 16 months.\r\n\r\nThe Defence Secretary has apologised for the controversry - but insists at NO\r\ntime was national security put at risk. \r\n\r\nSky\'s Political Correspondent John Craig says the evidence, on the surface,\r\nseems to be pretty damning:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: and talking\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200051.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new crackdown\'s being announced to help parents protect their children from adult content on the Internet.\r\n\r\nBT, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk will force customers to opt in if they want access to explicit sites.\r\n\r\nThe government will also make it easier to report inappropriate adverts and TV programmes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SOLAR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You can have your say tonight on plans to fit Schools and Community buildings in Portishead with solar panels or other green measures...to cut the areas energy bill.\r\n\r\nEnvironmental group, Low Carbon Gordano hope to get funds from the government -  as well as getting the community to chip in - to pay for it.\r\n\r\nThey\'re holding a public meeting tonight at the Folk hall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Blackberry says it\'s fixed a problem that meant millions of people couldn\'t access e-mails or instant messaging on their phones.\r\n\r\nIt\'s understood a server crash in Slough was to blame for the outage yesterday and overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stadium</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>West Ham\'s planned move to the Olympic Stadium has collapsed.\r\n\r\nThe Olympic Park Legacy Company\'s understood to have called off the deal because of delays caused by Tottenham\'s legal challenge.\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'),
 (191,'2011-10-11 08:03:05','205260 205264 205269 205257 205247 205246','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f tue 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new crackdown\'s being announced to help parents protect their children from adult content on the Internet.\r\n\r\nBT, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk will force customers to opt in if they want access to explicit sites.\r\n\r\nThe government will also make it easier to report inappropriate adverts and TV programmes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stadium</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>West Ham\'s planned move to the Olympic Stadium has collapsed.\r\n\r\nThe Olympic Park Legacy Company\'s understood to have called off the deal because of delays caused by Tottenham\'s legal challenge.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRESCENT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An area of Bournemouth - which is often associated with drugs and alcohol..is set to be cleaned up to try and get more people using it..\r\n\r\nThe council want to spend 50 thousand pounds turning Boscombe Crescent into a community garden with more trees, new railings and a deep clean of bins and benches..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Blackberry says it\'s fixed a problem that meant millions of people couldn\'t access e-mails or instant messaging on their phones.\r\n\r\nIt\'s understood a server crash in Slough was to blame for the outage yesterday and overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STEPS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And nineties pop sensations Steps have announced they are getting back together for a reunion tour - and they\'re bringing it to Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nIt\'s been 10 years since the band last performed together...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be at the BIC on April the 16th next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PIRATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole Pirates have won the Elite League Grand Final - beating Eastbourne Eagles 98-85 on aggregate.\r\n\r\nThey lost the first leg 49-41 a week ago...but a fine performance by Darcy Ward last night helped them to 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'),
 (192,'2011-10-11 08:40:20','205287 205259 205255 205081 205285','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n tue 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Ministry of Defence has published details of forty meetings between North Somerset MP Liam Fox and a close friend.\r\n\r\nDowning Street says the Defence Secretary made \'serious mistakes\' in his working relationship with Adam Werritty. \r\n\r\nHe was present for a third of Dr Fox\'s overseas visits since he came to office in May last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new crackdown\'s being announced to help parents protect their children from adult content on the Internet.\r\n\r\nBT, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk will force customers to opt in if they want access to explicit sites.\r\n\r\nThe government will also make it easier to report inappropriate adverts and TV programmes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 POVERTY JENKINS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new report says almost a quarter of British children will be living in\r\npoverty by 2020.\r\n\r\nThe Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates 6-point-4 million will be living in\r\nrelative or absolute poverty in the next decade.\r\n\r\nThe figure currently sits at 5-point-3 million.\r\n\r\nGareth Jenkins, from Save The Children, says the impact of Government welfare\r\ncuts is going to lead to the increase:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: the system\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200112.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SOLAR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools and Community buildings in Portishead could soon be fitted with solar panels or other green measures...to cut the areas energy bill.\r\n\r\nEnvironmental group, Low Carbon Gordano hope to get funds from the government -  as well as getting the community to chip in - to pay for it.\r\n\r\nThey\'re holding a public meeting tonight at the Folk hall to find out what people think..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ugly 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The women in David Cameron\'s Cabinet have been branded \"an ugly bunch\" by one of the Prime Minister\'s high-profile advisers.\r\n\r\nRetail guru Mary Portas said she couldn\'t bear to look at them and would relish the chance to restyle them.\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'),
 (193,'2011-10-11 09:05:28','205260 205289 205269 205286 205239 205291','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f tue 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>website 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new crackdown\'s being announced to help parents protect their children from adult content on the Internet.\r\n\r\nBT, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk will force customers to opt in if they want access to explicit sites.\r\n\r\nThe government will also make it easier to report inappropriate adverts and TV programmes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The future of London\'s Olympic Stadium is up in the air again.\r\n\r\nA deal awarding the ground to West Ham United after next year\'s Games has collapsed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRESCENT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An area of Bournemouth - which is often associated with drugs and alcohol..is set to be cleaned up to try and get more people using it..\r\n\r\nThe council want to spend 50 thousand pounds turning Boscombe Crescent into a community garden with more trees, new railings and a deep clean of bins and benches..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ugly 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The women in David Cameron\'s Cabinet have been branded \"an ugly bunch\" by one of the Prime Minister\'s high-profile advisers.\r\n\r\nRetail guru Mary Portas said she couldn\'t bear to look at them and would relish the chance to restyle them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STEPS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nineties pop sensations Steps are set to bring their reunion tour to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n \r\nAfter a break of 10 years, Claire, ‘H’, Faye, Lisa and Lee have reunited for a 14-date arena tour...where they\'ll be performing classic tunes such as 5,6,7,8 and One for Sorrow.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be at the BIC on April the 16th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SPORT 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport...Poole Pirates have won the Elite League Grand Final - beating Eastbourne Eagles 98-85 on aggregate.\r\n\r\n**\r\n\r\nand it\'s reported boxer David Haye\'s about to announce his retirement.\r\n\r\nHe\'s apparently told the British Boxing Board of Control that he doesn\'t want his licence renewed.\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'),
 (194,'2011-10-12 06:45:31','205561 205654 205656 205636 205559 205562','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox says he\'s appalled at being portrayed as having something to hide.\r\n\r\nThe Defence Secretary and North Somerset MP has confirmed that, contrary to initial reports, he wasn\'t alone when his home was broken into in April last year.\r\n\r\nBut Doctor Fox has also clarified that the friend who was staying with him at the time, in a guest room, wasn\'t Adam Werrity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re expecting record unemployment figures to be released later.\r\n\r\nExperts say the number of people out of work could reach its highest level for 17 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iran</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Authorities in America say they\'ve foiled an Iranian-backed terror plot.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed the plan was to blow up the Saudi Ambassador at a restaurant in Washington DC.\r\n\r\nIran denies the allegations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 JACKSON ROGERS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The pathologist who examined Michael Jackson\'s body says he doesn\'t believe he\r\ninjected himself with the powerful anaesthetic, Propofol.\r\n\r\nIt caused the singer\'s death in 2009.\r\n\r\nDr Christopher Rogers has been giving evidence at the trial of Jackson\'s\r\npersonal doctor, Conrad Murray, who denies manslaughter:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: of propofol\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLOCKED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Missing double yellow lines are potentially putting lives at risk by delaying launches of Burnham\'s rescue hovercraft.\r\n\r\nThat\'s from Burnham Area Rescue Boat who say cars have started blocking their coastguard stations, since the road outside was resurfaced in September without the lines being re-painted.\r\n\r\nSomerset County council says it was due to \'human error\', and they\'ve taken the issue up with their contractors.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The X Factor finalists will release a cover of Rose Royce\'s 1978 hit Wishing on a Star in aid of a children\'s charity.\r\n\r\nAll 16 acts will record the song in London this week in support of ACT and Children\'s Hospices UK.\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'),
 (195,'2011-10-12 07:02:22','205655 205672 205671 205673 205508 205674','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re expecting record unemployment figures to be released later.\r\n\r\nExperts say the number of people out of work could reach its highest level for 17 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sixteen people have been arrested for drugs offences in Poole in the last 6 months...after local people reported their concerns to the police.\r\n\r\nAs a result..more officers were put on the streets to patrol in Newtown, Branksome, Rossmore and Alderney...\r\n\r\nEight of those arrested have been cautioned, fined or given a community order...one man\'s awaiting sentence..and 3 are still on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will be taken inside her flat today.\r\n\r\nAfter inspecting the scene of her death at Clifton in Bristol, they\'ll then visit the verge where her body was found on Christmas Day.\r\n\r\nHer next door neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people are still having problems with their Blackberrys.\r\n\r\nIt\'s leading to delays in messages getting through - and people are having trouble with browsing the net and using e-mail.\r\n\r\nBlackberry say they\'ve found the problem and are resolving it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pokesdown Youth Club\'s opening four million pounds worth of modern facilities - and celebrating with a Royal visit.\r\n\r\nThe new Stourvale Centre includes a multi-purpose hall, recording studio and training kitchen.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being unveiled by The Duchess of Gloucester today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association is playing down rumours linking England manager Fabio Capello to a mega rich Russian club.\r\n\r\nANN-SHE, who are bankrolled by a billionaire owner, are said to have made an approach to the Italian.\r\n\r\nCapello is due to leave his role after next summer\'s Euro 2012 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'),
 (196,'2011-10-12 07:48:11','205670 205681 205658 205686 205673 205559','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will be taken inside her flat today.\r\n\r\nAfter inspecting the scene of her death at Clifton in Bristol, they\'ll then visit the verge in Failand where her body was found on Christmas Day.\r\n\r\nHer next door neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox says there was no cover up of the circumstances\r\nsurrounding a burglary at his home.\r\n\r\nIt was initially reported the Defence Secretary and North Somerset MP was alone when it happened during the\r\nGeneral Election campaign in April last year.\r\n\r\nBut he\'s now confirmed there was a friend staying with him in a guest room.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Political Correspondent Sophy Ridge has a statement from Doctor Fox:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 FOX RIDGE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says there was no cover up of the circumstances\r\nsurrounding a burglary at his home.\r\n\r\nIt was initially reported Liam Fox was alone when it happened during the\r\nGeneral Election campaign in April last year.\r\n\r\nBut he\'s now confirmed there was a friend staying with him in a guest room.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Political Correspondent Sophy Ridge has a statement from Doctor Fox:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: be true\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300095.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As new figures are expected to show another rise in youth unemployment, the government\'s announcing plans to help young people find jobs.\r\n\r\nIt\'s launching academies that\'ll offer training and guaranteed job interviews to 50-thousand people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people are still having problems with their Blackberrys.\r\n\r\nIt\'s leading to delays in messages getting through - and people are having trouble with browsing the net and using e-mail.\r\n\r\nBlackberry say they\'ve found the problem and are resolving it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLOCKED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Missing double yellow lines are potentially putting lives at risk by delaying launches of Burnham\'s rescue hovercraft.\r\n\r\nThat\'s from Burnham Area Rescue Boat who say cars have started blocking their coastguard stations, since the road outside was resurfaced in September without the lines being re-painted.\r\n\r\nSomerset County council says it was due to \'human error\', and they\'ve taken the issue up with their contractors.\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'),
 (197,'2011-10-12 08:03:35','205686 205672 205690 205671 205508 205691','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As new figures are expected to show another rise in youth unemployment, the government\'s announcing plans to help young people find jobs.\r\n\r\nIt\'s launching academies that\'ll offer training and guaranteed job interviews to 50-thousand people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sixteen people have been arrested for drugs offences in Poole in the last 6 months...after local people reported their concerns to the police.\r\n\r\nAs a result..more officers were put on the streets to patrol in Newtown, Branksome, Rossmore and Alderney...\r\n\r\nEight of those arrested have been cautioned, fined or given a community order...one man\'s awaiting sentence..and 3 are still on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Blackberry\'s insisting it\'s found the fault - and is fixing problems that are still affecting millions of users of its phones.\r\n\r\nIts understood a system crash in Slough is behind issues with BBM messages, e-mail and web browsing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will be taken inside her flat today.\r\n\r\nAfter inspecting the scene of her death at Clifton in Bristol, they\'ll then visit the verge where her body was found on Christmas Day.\r\n\r\nHer next door neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pokesdown Youth Club\'s opening four million pounds worth of modern facilities - and celebrating with a Royal visit.\r\n\r\nThe new Stourvale Centre includes a multi-purpose hall, recording studio and training kitchen.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being unveiled by The Duchess of Gloucester today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez\'s two week suspension by Manchester City ends today.\r\n\r\nThe striker is expected to arrive back in the UK after spending time in Argentina.\r\n\r\nHe was told to stay away from the club after allegedly refusing to play in their Champions League game at Bayern Munich.\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'),
 (198,'2011-10-12 08:49:11','205670 205705 205698 205703 205700 205704','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will be taken inside her flat today.\r\n\r\nAfter inspecting the scene of her death at Clifton in Bristol, they\'ll then visit the verge in Failand where her body was found on Christmas Day.\r\n\r\nHer next door neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 FOX SELF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says he won\'t resign following claims there was a cover\r\nup of the details of a break-in at his home.\r\n\r\nJournalists say they were, wrongly, led to believe he was alone when his\r\nLondon property was raided in April last year.\r\n\r\nLiam Fox had a friend staying in his guest room but has told reporters he\r\nwon\'t be leaving his post:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: cabinet secretary\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300122.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Figures out in an hour\'s time are expected to show the highest number of people out of work in 17 years.\r\n\r\nThe unemployment data will reveal young people are struggling most to get a job.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iran 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The United States has accused Iran of being behind a terrorist plot to blow up the Saudi Ambassador at a restaurant in Washington.\r\n\r\nIt\'s threatening new sanctions against Tehran. \r\n\r\nTwo men have been charged.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people are still having problems with their Blackberrys - leading to delays in messages getting through\r\n\r\nBut the company says it\'s found the source of the problem and is resolving it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLOCKED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s claims missing double yellow lines could put lives at risk by delaying launches of Burnham\'s rescue hovercraft.\r\n\r\nBurnham Area Rescue Boat say cars have started blocking their coastguard stations, since the road outside was resurfaced in September without the lines being re-painted.\r\n\r\nSomerset County council says it was due to \'human error\', and they\'ve taken the issue up with their contractors.\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'),
 (199,'2011-10-12 09:03:47','205699 205709 205701 205710 205708 205702','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Figures out in an hour\'s time are expected to show the highest number of people out of work in 17 years.\r\n\r\nThe unemployment data will reveal young people are struggling most to get a job.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have arrested 16 people in the last 6 months for drugs offences...after local people reported their concerns.\r\n\r\nAs a result..more officers were put on the streets to patrol in Newtown, Branksome, Rossmore and Alderney...\r\n\r\nEight of those arrested have been cautioned, fined or given a community order...one man\'s awaiting sentence..and 3 are still on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millions of people are still having problems with their Blackberrys - leading to delays in messages getting through\r\n\r\nBut the company says it\'s found the source of the problem and is resolving it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sex ed</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sex education classes aren\'t teaching kids what they need to know.\r\n\r\nA poll of over two thousand 14 to 18 year olds suggests almost half don\'t believe what they learn at school is good enough.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth is getting a Royal visit today...\r\n\r\nThe Duckess of Gloucester will be unveiling Pokesdown Youth Club\'s four million pound modern facilities.\r\n\r\nThe new Stourvale Centre includes a multi-purpose hall, recording studio and training kitchen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez has arrived back in the UK.\r\n\r\nThe Man City striker has been in Argentina after being suspended for two weeks for allegedly refusing to play against Bayern Munich.\r\n\r\nHe\'s set to find out if he faces further punishment and could be back in training tomorrow.\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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 (200,'2011-10-12 09:47:35','205723 205720 205670 205724 205704','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 BIZ-JOBS WILLMETS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: short cut - audio as incoming)\r\n \r\nThe number of unemployed in Britain is at its highest level since 1994 -\r\nfuelling fears the country may slip back into recession.\r\n\r\n2-point-57 million people don\'t have a job.\r\n\r\nThe number on unemployment benefit rose by 17 and a half thousand in\r\nSeptember.\r\n\r\nTim Willmets has been trying to find a job since leaving school - and feels\r\nthe attitude from potential employers borders on being rude:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: upsets me\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says he is NOT considering resigning amid fresh allegations about a break-in at his flat.\r\n\r\nLiam Fox - who\'s also MP for North Somerset - denies he misled journalists about who was staying at his London apartment when theives broke in during the election campaign last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will be taken inside her flat today.\r\n\r\nAfter inspecting the scene of her death at Clifton in Bristol, they\'ll then visit the verge in Failand where her body was found on Christmas Day.\r\n\r\nHer next door neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sony 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sony is recalling 1-point-6 million TVs around the world.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after several incidents of sets giving off smoke and parts melting.\r\n\r\nIt affects a number of BRAVIA LCD models.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BLOCKED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s claims missing double yellow lines could put lives at risk by delaying launches of Burnham\'s rescue hovercraft.\r\n\r\nBurnham Area Rescue Boat say cars have started blocking their coastguard stations, since the road outside was resurfaced in September without the lines being re-painted.\r\n\r\nSomerset County council says it was due to \'human error\', and they\'ve taken the issue up with their contractors.\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'),
 (201,'2011-10-12 10:03:41','205725 205723 205709 205724 205710 205708 205726','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 weds</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of people now unemployed in Britain is at its highest level since 1994..\r\n\r\n2-point-57 million people don\'t have a job....and the number on unemployment benefit rose by 17 and a half thousand in\r\nSeptember.\r\n\r\nTim Willmets has been trying to find a job since leaving school - and feels the attitude from potential employers borders on being rude:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 BIZ-JOBS WILLMETS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: short cut - audio as incoming)\r\n \r\nThe number of unemployed in Britain is at its highest level since 1994 -\r\nfuelling fears the country may slip back into recession.\r\n\r\n2-point-57 million people don\'t have a job.\r\n\r\nThe number on unemployment benefit rose by 17 and a half thousand in\r\nSeptember.\r\n\r\nTim Willmets has been trying to find a job since leaving school - and feels\r\nthe attitude from potential employers borders on being rude:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: upsets me\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Poole have arrested 16 people in the last 6 months for drugs offences...after local people reported their concerns.\r\n\r\nAs a result..more officers were put on the streets to patrol in Newtown, Branksome, Rossmore and Alderney...\r\n\r\nEight of those arrested have been cautioned, fined or given a community order...one man\'s awaiting sentence..and 3 are still on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sony 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sony is recalling 1-point-6 million TVs around the world.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after several incidents of sets giving off smoke and parts melting.\r\n\r\nIt affects a number of BRAVIA LCD models.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sex ed</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sex education classes aren\'t teaching kids what they need to know.\r\n\r\nA poll of over two thousand 14 to 18 year olds suggests almost half don\'t believe what they learn at school is good enough.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth is getting a Royal visit today...\r\n\r\nThe Duckess of Gloucester will be unveiling Pokesdown Youth Club\'s four million pound modern facilities.\r\n\r\nThe new Stourvale Centre includes a multi-purpose hall, recording studio and training kitchen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fergie 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Alex Ferguson is to get an honoury degree later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s to mark the Manchester United manager\'s contribution to British football - and shaping the city\'s global image.\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'),
 (202,'2011-10-13 06:50:55','206006 206040 206042 205853 206044 206048','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur nova 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>011 rs FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Amends audio)\r\n\r\nPressure is mounting on the Defence Secretary Liam Fox, amid claims a group of\r\nwealthy donors funded his friend Adam Werritty to act as one of his advisers.\r\n\r\nYesterday the Prime Minister was forced to defend Dr Fox in the Commons -\r\nsaying he was doing \"an excellent job\".\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig says this story just isn\'t going\r\naway:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: submarine ceremony\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400062.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>care 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A report claims a fifth of NHS hospitals in England are treating the elderly so badly they\'re breaking the law.\r\n\r\nThe Care Quality Commission carried out a series of spot checks on 100 hospitals.\r\n\r\nIt discovered some older people weren\'t getting the intravenous fluids they needed and one incontinent patient left unwashed despite asking for help.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Judges are being told the jail terms for burglaries during riots are being raised.\r\n\r\nIt means those involved in robberies of shops and homes during disorder will face longer in prison.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARBON M 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of carbon monoxide deaths is rising - and Somerset\'s one of the top \'poisoning hot spots\'.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the Gas Safety Trust, who say the amount of fatalities trebled in the UK last year.\r\n\r\nThere were two in Somerset, which the Trust has put second in their table, based on population.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rent</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rent is now unaffordable in 55 per cent of local authorities, according to Shelter.\r\n\r\nThe charity says a steep rise in rent is forcing families to cut their spending on essentials like food and heating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This week\'s X Factor will have a \'love and heartbreak\' theme. \r\n\r\nThe 12 remaining contestants have been asked to show their \'vulnerable\' side by performing romantic tracks. \r\n\r\nSaturday\'s show will see the finalists face the public vote for the first time - after four acts were eliminated by the judging panel last weekend.\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'),
 (203,'2011-10-13 07:02:37','206035 206043 206045 206036 206054 206047','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur fire 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEX ED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are in Bournemouth tonight - calling for a ban on what they call \'explicit\' sex education in schools.\r\n\r\nThe group Safe at School says films being shown to children as young as 7...and they\'re holding a public meeting for mums and dads at the Durley Dean hotel from 7pm to get their thoughts.\r\n\r\nAntonia Tulley heads the campaign:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBournemouth council say the law requires that sex education is taught in schools - but they do warn parents beforehand and offer to show them the material.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SEX ED 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SEX ED 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Judges are being told the jail terms for burglaries during riots are being raised.\r\n\r\nIt means those involved in robberies of shops and homes during disorder will face longer in prison.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rent</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rent is now unaffordable in 55 per cent of local authorities, according to Shelter.\r\n\r\nThe charity says a steep rise in rent is forcing families to cut their spending on essentials like food and heating.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Public consultations on proposed travellers sites have been agreed in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nIn both towns a list has been put forward by independent planning consultants Bakers, to find permanent plots for travellers - as required by the government.\r\n\r\nPoole Council says \'none of the sites provide an ideal solution\' - and is asking local people to suggest alternatives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>colleges 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half of colleges have seen a drop in student numbers with many blaming the fact they can\'t gte a grant...\r\n\r\nThe Association of Colleges has found financial pressures are stopping students from doing the course they want at the school they want.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rugby 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Rugby Football Union has launched an investigation into the behaviour of England\'s players at the World Cup.\r\n\r\nIt follows a number of alleged incidents at the tournament in New Zealand.\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'),
 (204,'2011-10-13 07:47:48','206007 206065 206064 205853 206069 206071','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur nova 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 rs FOX MURPHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A wealthy backer of the under-fire Defence Secretary Liam Fox claims a group of\r\ndonors funded his friend Adam Werritty to act as one of his advisers.\r\n\r\nThe Conservatives say Mr Werritty was not an adviser - while Mr Fox insists he\r\nwon\'t quit after receiving David Cameron\'s backing at PMQs.\r\n\r\nThe Shadow Defence Secretary, Jim Murphy, says there are many questions that\r\nstill need to be answered.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: his head\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400063.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tougher sentences are being introduced for criminals who burgle homes or businesses during riots.\r\n\r\nIn some cases, the sentences handed out to looters could be up to FOUR TIMES what they are now.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson could have been saved if his doctor had acted differently.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the trial of Dr Conrad Murray has been told by a cardiologist...who says he should have used different drugs to treat the singer.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARBON M 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of carbon monoxide deaths is rising - and Somerset\'s one of the top \'poisoning hot spots\'.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the Gas Safety Trust, who say the amount of fatalities trebled in the UK last year.\r\n\r\nThere were two in Somerset, which the Trust has put second in their table, based on population.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The maker of BlackBerry says they are sorting out the problem that\'s left millions of users unable to access email, surf the web or use the messenger service.\r\n\r\nResearch in Motion\'s insisting it\'s working \"around the clock\" to return services to normal...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insure</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The average price of car insurance has risen by 12 percent in a year.\r\n\r\nA study\'s found the average annual premium for comprehensive cover is now 843 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'),
 (205,'2011-10-13 08:04:09','206066 206076 206070 206063 206075 206056','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur fire 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tougher sentences are being introduced for criminals who burgle homes or businesses during riots.\r\n\r\nIn some cases, the sentences handed out to looters could be up to FOUR TIMES what they are now.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEX ED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A campaign group\'s in Bournemouth today - calling for a ban on what they say is \'explicit\' sex education in primary schools..\r\n\r\nSafe at School say the films aren\'t appropriate for children as young as 7 and are holding a meeting tonight at the Durley Dean Hotel to find out what mums and dads think.\r\n\r\nAntonia Tulley from Safe At School believes they\'re a \'step by step preparation\' for underage sex:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBournemouth council say sex education has to be taught by law - but they do warn parents beforehand and offer to show them the material.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SEX ED 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SEX ED 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The maker of BlackBerry says they are sorting out the problem that\'s left millions of users unable to access email, surf the web or use the messenger service.\r\n\r\nResearch in Motion\'s insisting it\'s working \"around the clock\" to return services to normal...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson could have been saved if his doctor had acted differently.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the trial of Dr Conrad Murray has been told by a cardiologist...who says he should have used different drugs to treat the singer.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our local councils are now gonna ask us what we think about proposed travellers sites in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nIn both towns a list has been put forward by independent planning consultants Bakers..\r\n\r\nPoole Council says \'none of the sites provide an ideal solution\' - and is asking us to suggest alternatives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rooney 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England will find out later whether Wayne Rooney will miss more than one match at the Euro 2012 finals.\r\n\r\nUEFA\'s disciplinary panel meets to decide whether or not to extend his suspension after he was sent off for kicking an opponent during last weeks draw in Montenegro.\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'),
 (206,'2011-10-13 09:03:53','206088 206035 206070 206036 206090','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur fire 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The amount of time robbers and looters could spend in jail if they commit their crime during riots is being raised.\r\n\r\nIn some cases, terms handed out could be up to FOUR TIMES what they are now.\r\n\r\nThe changes are in a sentencing review that was started before this summer\'s riots.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEX ED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are in Bournemouth tonight - calling for a ban on what they call \'explicit\' sex education in schools.\r\n\r\nThe group Safe at School says films being shown to children as young as 7...and they\'re holding a public meeting for mums and dads at the Durley Dean hotel from 7pm to get their thoughts.\r\n\r\nAntonia Tulley heads the campaign:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBournemouth council say the law requires that sex education is taught in schools - but they do warn parents beforehand and offer to show them the material.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SEX ED 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SEX ED 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The maker of BlackBerry says they are sorting out the problem that\'s left millions of users unable to access email, surf the web or use the messenger service.\r\n\r\nResearch in Motion\'s insisting it\'s working \"around the clock\" to return services to normal...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Public consultations on proposed travellers sites have been agreed in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nIn both towns a list has been put forward by independent planning consultants Bakers, to find permanent plots for travellers - as required by the government.\r\n\r\nPoole Council says \'none of the sites provide an ideal solution\' - and is asking local people to suggest alternatives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez is due to arrive at Manchester City this morning ready to start training.\r\n\r\nThe striker was last night informed by the club he would face a hearing over an alleged breach of contract.\r\n\r\nIt\'s suggested Tevez refused to come on as a substitute in the Champions League match at Bayern Munich.\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'),
 (207,'2011-10-13 09:09:38','206088 206089 206006 205853 206069 206048','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur nova 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The amount of time robbers and looters could spend in jail if they commit their crime during riots is being raised.\r\n\r\nIn some cases, terms handed out could be up to FOUR TIMES what they are now.\r\n\r\nThe changes are in a sentencing review that was started before this summer\'s riots.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Friends of Joanna Yeates are due to take to the stand as witnesses for the prosecution in the trial of the man accused of her murder.\r\n\r\nDutch engineer Vincent Tabak denies murder but admits manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>011 rs FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Amends audio)\r\n\r\nPressure is mounting on the Defence Secretary Liam Fox, amid claims a group of\r\nwealthy donors funded his friend Adam Werritty to act as one of his advisers.\r\n\r\nYesterday the Prime Minister was forced to defend Dr Fox in the Commons -\r\nsaying he was doing \"an excellent job\".\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig says this story just isn\'t going\r\naway:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: submarine ceremony\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400062.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CARBON M 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of carbon monoxide deaths is rising - and Somerset\'s one of the top \'poisoning hot spots\'.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the Gas Safety Trust, who say the amount of fatalities trebled in the UK last year.\r\n\r\nThere were two in Somerset, which the Trust has put second in their table, based on population.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The maker of BlackBerry says they are sorting out the problem that\'s left millions of users unable to access email, surf the web or use the messenger service.\r\n\r\nResearch in Motion\'s insisting it\'s working \"around the clock\" to return services to normal...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>This week\'s X Factor will have a \'love and heartbreak\' theme. \r\n\r\nThe 12 remaining contestants have been asked to show their \'vulnerable\' side by performing romantic tracks. \r\n\r\nSaturday\'s show will see the finalists face the public vote for the first time - after four acts were eliminated by the judging panel last weekend.\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'),
 (208,'2011-10-13 09:13:13','206066 206076 206070 206075 206056','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>thur fire 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>riots 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tougher sentences are being introduced for criminals who burgle homes or businesses during riots.\r\n\r\nIn some cases, the sentences handed out to looters could be up to FOUR TIMES what they are now.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEX ED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A campaign group\'s in Bournemouth today - calling for a ban on what they say is \'explicit\' sex education in primary schools..\r\n\r\nSafe at School say the films aren\'t appropriate for children as young as 7 and are holding a meeting tonight at the Durley Dean Hotel to find out what mums and dads think.\r\n\r\nAntonia Tulley from Safe At School believes they\'re a \'step by step preparation\' for underage sex:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBournemouth council say sex education has to be taught by law - but they do warn parents beforehand and offer to show them the material.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SEX ED 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SEX ED 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>black</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The maker of BlackBerry says they are sorting out the problem that\'s left millions of users unable to access email, surf the web or use the messenger service.\r\n\r\nResearch in Motion\'s insisting it\'s working \"around the clock\" to return services to normal...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our local councils are now gonna ask us what we think about proposed travellers sites in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nIn both towns a list has been put forward by independent planning consultants Bakers..\r\n\r\nPoole Council says \'none of the sites provide an ideal solution\' - and is asking us to suggest alternatives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rooney 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England will find out later whether Wayne Rooney will miss more than one match at the Euro 2012 finals.\r\n\r\nUEFA\'s disciplinary panel meets to decide whether or not to extend his suspension after he was sent off for kicking an opponent during last weeks draw in Montenegro.\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'),
 (209,'2011-10-14 06:50:18','206383 206273 206420 206324 206421 206419','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are fresh allegations over the conduct of Liam Fox this morning.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mail claims an American lobbyist acted as the Defence Secretary\'s\r\nunofficial adviser. \r\n\r\nSimilar claims have been made about Dr Fox\'s close friend Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nOur chief political correspondent Jon Craig says there\'s talk that this could\r\nbe the final straw for Dr Fox:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: government sources\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500060.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WANTED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police think a man wanted for assault could be in Weston or Bristol, and are warning the public not to approach him.\r\n\r\nForty-four year old Gary White - who\'s also wanted for possessing heroin with intent to supply - failed to appear in court.\r\n\r\nHe\'s white, about five-ten and bald, and speaks with a Northern accent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Cabinet Office Minister has been pictured dumping government documents in park bins.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mirror claims Oliver Letwin\'s papers had constituents\' private details as well as information on terrorism and national security.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government is going to spend two years investigating cases of child abuse committed by street gangs.\r\n\r\nLatest figures say up to 10-thousand youngsters could have been groomed by predators\r\n\r\nBut there are fears the true number is much higher.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>job 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity claims that thousands of families will be placed under \"unfair pressure\" due to welfare system reforms coming into force today.\r\n\r\nGingerbread wants the Government to delay plans for single parents not in paid work, whose youngest child is five or six-years-old, to be required to find a job.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor finalist Janet Devlin has been left devastated by the death of her granddad...but says she will perform tomorrow night despite having to miss the funeral.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old was told the news when in rehearsals for this Saturday\'s show - that has the theme of \'love and heartbreak.\'\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'),
 (210,'2011-10-14 07:01:41','206321 206323 206423 206322 206422 206318','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LETWIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dorset MP - who\'s a Cabinet office Minister has been pictured dumping government documents in park bins.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mirror claims Oliver Letwin\'s papers had constituents\' private details as well as information on terrorism and national security.\r\n\r\nBut he denies their content is sensitive.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government is going to spend two years investigating cases of child abuse committed by street gangs.\r\n\r\nLatest figures say up to 10-thousand youngsters could have been groomed by predators\r\n\r\nBut there are fears the true number is much higher.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lawyer for Milly Dowler\'s family says police still have big questions to answer.\r\n\r\nHe wants to know why officers failed to act on information that Milly\'s phone had been hacked a number of years ago.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUN RUN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An Olympic marathon runner from Bournemouth is urging us to lead more fit and healthy lives.\r\n\r\nLiz Yelling is backing the Castlepoint Fun run this weekend and says running is a great way to exercise...\r\n\r\nAll the money raised will go to the charity Access Dorset too:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: FUN RUN OCT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\FUN RUN OCT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and tickets go on sale this morning for 2 gigs coming to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n\r\nJason Derulo will be performing on Tuesday February the 28th...and then Steps - the reunion tour is coming here on April the 16th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rooney 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association and Wayne Rooney are considering whether to appeal his Euro 2012 ban.\r\n\r\nHe\'s out of the three group matches at next summer\'s tournament after his sending off against Montenegro last week.\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'),
 (211,'2011-10-14 07:54:30','206430 206384 206429 206323 206420 206423 206431','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fri nova 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s fresh allegations concerning Liam Fox this morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed an American lobbyist acted as the North Somerset\'s unofficial adviser - and there\'s more evidence over who was apparently funding Adam Werritty\r\n\r\nOur chief political correspondent Jon Craig says the resolution of this saga could come in the next 24 hours:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 FOX CRAIG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Most of the broadsheets have fresh allegations concerning Liam Fox this\r\nmorning.\r\n\r\nThey claim an American lobbyist acted as the Defence Secretary\'s unofficial\r\nadviser - and there\'s more evidence over who was apparently funding Adam\r\nWerritty\r\n\r\nOur chief political correspondent Jon Craig says the resolution of this saga\r\ncould come in the next 24 hours:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: waiting for\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500061.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WANTED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being warned a man wanted on suspicion of drugs offences and assault - could be in Weston..\r\n\r\nThe police say we shouldn\'t approach Gary White who\'s 44 after he failed to appear in court.\r\n\r\nHe\'s got a Northern accent and is about five-ten and bald.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government is going to spend two years investigating cases of child abuse committed by street gangs.\r\n\r\nLatest figures say up to 10-thousand youngsters could have been groomed by predators\r\n\r\nBut there are fears the true number is much higher.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Cabinet Office Minister has been pictured dumping government documents in park bins.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mirror claims Oliver Letwin\'s papers had constituents\' private details as well as information on terrorism and national security.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lawyer for Milly Dowler\'s family says police still have big questions to answer.\r\n\r\nHe wants to know why officers failed to act on information that Milly\'s phone had been hacked a number of years ago.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dancing 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey have been voted king and queen of the movie dance floor.\r\n\r\nThe Dirty Dancing couple topped the poll ahead of John Travolta and Uma Thurman\'s twisting turn in Pulp Fiction.\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'),
 (212,'2011-10-14 08:03:16','206433 206435 206432 206322 206434 206436','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fri fire 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Cabinet Office Minister has been pictured dumping government documents in park bins.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mirror says Oliver Letwin - who\'s also a Dorset MP - threw them away on five separate occasions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A two-year investigation is being launched into children who are sexually exploited by street gangs.\r\n\r\nCurrent figures suggest up to 10 thousand youngsters could be victims - but the Children\'s Commissioner says existing data isn\'t good enough.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police that investigated the murder of Milly Dowler have been accused of knowing in 2002 that her phone had been hacked.\r\n\r\nThe Independent claims detectives were informed nine years ago that the News of the World had accessed her voicemails.\r\n\r\nThe newspaper says the force in Surrey did not investigate or take any action.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUN RUN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An Olympic marathon runner from Bournemouth is urging us to lead more fit and healthy lives.\r\n\r\nLiz Yelling is backing the Castlepoint Fun run this weekend and says running is a great way to exercise...\r\n\r\nAll the money raised will go to the charity Access Dorset too:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: FUN RUN OCT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\FUN RUN OCT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and tickets go on sale this morning for 2 gigs coming to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n\r\nJason Derulo is here on February the 28th...and then Steps - the reunion tour on April the 16th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rooney 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - The Football Association has three days to appeal against Wayne Rooney\'s ban at Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThe striker will miss ALL THREE of England\'s group matches after kicking out at an opponent in his last 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'),
 (213,'2011-10-14 09:03:21','206439 206440 206437 206438 206441 206318','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fri fire 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Dorset MP - who\'s also a Cabinet Office Minister has been pictured dumping government documents in park bins.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Mirror says Oliver Letwin threw them away on five separate occasions.\r\n\r\nThe paper claims they contained constituents\' private details as well as information on terrorism and national security.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation is being launched into street gangs who sexually exploit children.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll examine the extent of the problem in England and try to get a more accurate figure of those affected.\r\n\r\nIt will take 2 years to complete.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUN RUN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth Olympic marathon runner\'s encouraging us to get out and do more exercise...\r\n\r\nIt\'s the Castlepoint Fun Run this weekend in aid of the charity Access Dorset.\r\n\r\nLiz Yelling says running is a great way to keep fit:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: FUN RUN OCT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\FUN RUN OCT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>iphone</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It may look exactly the same as the old one, but that hasn\'t stopped long queues forming of people desperate to get their hands on a new iPhone.\r\n\r\nThe 4S went on sale this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIGS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and some exciting news if you\'re a Steps fan - tickets go on sale this morning for their reunion tour which is coming to the BIC on April the 16 next year.\r\n\r\nJason Derulo is another big name coming to Bournemouth as well - he\'ll be performing on February the 28th...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rooney 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association and Wayne Rooney are considering whether to appeal his Euro 2012 ban.\r\n\r\nHe\'s out of the three group matches at next summer\'s tournament after his sending off against Montenegro last week.\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'),
 (214,'2011-10-14 09:45:01','206471 206476 206273 206477 206446 206480','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fri nova 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 ENERGY STEELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Well over 100-pounds a year of your energy bill is pure profit for the gas and\r\nelectricity companies.\r\n\r\nThe regulator Ofgem\'s estimating huge rises in profit margins.\r\n\r\nMatt Steele has more.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: clearer bills\r\nDuration: 25\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500123.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s fresh allegations concerning Liam Fox this morning.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed an American lobbyist acted as the North Somerset\'s unofficial adviser - and there\'s more evidence over who was apparently funding Adam Werritty\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WANTED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police think a man wanted for assault could be in Weston or Bristol, and are warning the public not to approach him.\r\n\r\nForty-four year old Gary White - who\'s also wanted for possessing heroin with intent to supply - failed to appear in court.\r\n\r\nHe\'s white, about five-ten and bald, and speaks with a Northern accent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation is being launched into street gangs who sexually exploit children.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll examine the extent of the problem in England and try to get a more accurate figure of those affected.\r\n\r\nIt will take 2 years to complete.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour is calling for an investigation after it emerged a Cabinet Office Minister dumped government papers in a park bin.\r\n\r\nOliver Letwin says they weren\'t sensitive but it\'s claimed they contained constituents\' private details as well as national security information.\r\n\r\nLabour wants to know if it amounts to a breach of procedure.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>signal 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The analogue TV signal is being switched off in October next year.\r\n\r\nThe old five-channel system is being replaced by digital.\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'),
 (215,'2011-10-14 10:02:56','206486 206485 206445 206478 206434 206479','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fri fire 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COURT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Police officer from Poole has been charged after a woman was allegedly attacked at her home in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\n34 year old Matthew Cherry is accused of assaulting the 26 year old at a house on Norwich Avenue West back in March...\r\n\r\nHe\'s been charged with attempted GBH with intent and has been suspended from duty.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy suppliers are now making a 125-pounds a year in profit from every customer.\r\n\r\nOfgem says in June that figure was just fifteen pounds.\r\n\r\nThe watchdog calculated the profit margin after suppliers hiked up prices.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>letwin 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour is calling for an investigation after it emerged a Cabinet Office Minister dumped government papers in a park bin.\r\n\r\nDorset MP Oliver Letwin says they weren\'t sensitive but it\'s claimed they contained constituents\' private details as well as national security information.\r\n\r\nLabour wants to know if it amounts to a breach of procedure.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation is being launched into street gangs who sexually exploit children.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll examine the extent of the problem in England and try to get a more accurate figure of those affected.\r\n\r\nIt will take 2 years to complete.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GIGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and tickets go on sale this morning for 2 gigs coming to Bournemouth\'s BIC next year...\r\n\r\nJason Derulo is here on February the 28th...and then Steps - the reunion tour on April the 16th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>chelsea 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea boss Andre VEE-ASS BOE-ASS believes the club needs\r\nto leave Stamford Bridge if it\'s to compete at the highest level.\r\n\r\nEarlier this month the club made a bid to buy back parts of the stadium they don\'t own - potentially paving the way for a move to a new ground.\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'),
 (216,'2011-10-17 06:51:36','207311 207312 207269 207313 206697 207314','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon nova 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Joanna Yeates\' boyfriend will give evidence later at the trial of the man accused of killing her.\r\n\r\nGreg Reardon will be asked about his last contact with Joanna.\r\n\r\nHe was away visiting family in Sheffield the weekend she disappeared.\r\n\r\nHer neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter, but denies murdering her.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A racing driver\'s been killed in a high-speed crash in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nDan Wheldon was taking part in the Indy 300 when he was involved in a 15 car pile up.\r\n\r\nThe 33 year-old father of two was originally from Buckinghamshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>006 BIZ-ENERGY ATKINS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(PM made comments in a joint article with Lib Dem Energy Sec Chris Huhne on the\r\nmoneysavingexpert.com website)\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says the Government needs to work \"harder and faster\" to bring\r\ndown energy bills. \r\n\r\nHe\'s due to meet the \"Big Six\" power firms, consumer groups and regulator\r\nOfgem at Downing Street later. \r\n\r\nHe says the aim is to build a \"trusted, simple and transparent\" market.\r\n\r\nBut Andy Atkins from Friends of the Earth estimates bills will rise by another\r\n300 pounds by 2020, because of our reliance on fossil fuels.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 006\r\nOUT WORDS: this country\r\nDuration: 15\'\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:46]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100067.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset MP Liam Fox and his friend Adam Werritty face two separate investigations into whether their fundraising activities broke the law.\r\n\r\nPolice and the Electoral Commission have been asked to examine whether the former Defence Secretary and Mr Werritty misled donors and failed to declare funding.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Motorists are warned to expect delays through Clevedon this week, as road improvements get underway in a number of locations.\r\n\r\nPizey [PRON: Pee-zee] Avenue will have temporary traffic lights from today then closures will come into effect on Marson Road from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be done in two phases on Old Street, from Thursday, where there\'ll also be road closures.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Boyband Nu Vibe have been voted off the X-Factor - becoming the second act to leave the competition.\r\n\r\nThey were placed in the bottom two with Frankie following the public vote - but it was the judges who booted them off.\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'),
 (217,'2011-10-17 07:02:57','207323 207322 207307 207308 207302 207324','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon fire 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says the Government needs to work \"harder and faster\" to bring down energy bills. \r\n\r\nHe\'s due to meet the \"Big Six\" power firms, consumer groups and regulator Ofgem at Downing Street later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A racing driver\'s been killed in a high-speed crash in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nDan Wheldon was taking part in the Indy 300 when he was involved in a 15 car pile up.\r\n\r\nThe 33 year-old father of two was originally from Buckinghamshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUMES copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Further tests are being carried out this morning at a Bournemouth primary school that had to be evacuated on Friday - after the leak of a substance which affected people\'s breathing.\r\n\r\nFire crews don\'t know where the \"respiratory irritant\" came from at Kings Park Primary...but they\'re back there this morning to check there aren\'t any fumes remaining...\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet when the school will re-open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SMOKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Smoking outside instead of in the home greatly reduces the chances of harm to other members of the family.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the message from NHS Bournemouth and Poole, who\'ve stepped up their campaing to get smokers to go right out.\r\n\r\nIt\'s because otherwise the chemicals in smoke can cling to carpets, curtains, kitchen surfaces and even toys for weeks.\r\n\r\nSofia Callaghan\'s from NHS Bournemouth and Poole:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: SMOKE OUTSIDE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\SMOKE OUTSIDE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>C RES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth failed to hang on for all 3 points at MK Dons on Saturday.\r\n\r\nA brace from Wes Thomas had given them a 2-1 lead with 17 minutes to go – but the Dons grabbed an equaliser on 80 minutes.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Bournemouth just one place above the League one relegation zone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Andy Murray\'s reward for winning the Shanghai Masters tennis is to become the new world number three when the latest rankings are announced 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'),
 (218,'2011-10-17 08:03:09','207340 207339 207326 207341 207344 207304 207345','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon fire 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British racing driver has died following a high speed crash in the last race of the Indycar season in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nDan Wheldon\'s vehicle smashed into a fence after being involved in a 15 car pile up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUMES UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth primary school - evacuated on Friday after the leak of a substance which affected people\'s breathing - will re-open as normal today.\r\n\r\nFurther tests for fumes were carried out at Kings park primary this morning - but they came back negative.\r\n\r\nThey will do one last check at 10am...but pupils will be back in lessons today as normal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 21 year old man\'s still very poorly in hospital with head injuries after running infront of a car in Bournemouth town centre on Friday evening.\r\n\r\nPolice say he\'d drunk alot of alcohol before it happened  opposite the Tesco store on Holdenhurst Road...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says the government needs to work \"harder and faster\" to bring down energy prices.\r\n\r\nHe\'s holding a summit on gas and electricity bills today - meeting the heads of the big six firms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JESSIE J</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jessie J\'s UK tour kicks off in Birmingham tonight...and then she\'s in Bournemouth on Sunday\r\n\r\nShe\'s promising to do some of her new stuff as well as favourites like Price Tag...at the BIC.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>C RES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries could only manage a draw at MK Dons at the weekend – despite leading with 17 minutes to go.\r\n\r\nA brace from Wes Thomas gave them a 2-1 lead, but the Dons equalised late on in the game.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Bournemouth just outside the league one drop zone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in the Premiership...\r\n\r\nThere were wins for Arsenal and West Bron yesterday...while Newcastle drew 2 all with Tottenham.\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'),
 (219,'2011-10-17 08:16:03','207311 207350 207342 207313 207349 207351','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon nova 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Joanna Yeates\' boyfriend will give evidence later at the trial of the man accused of killing her.\r\n\r\nGreg Reardon will be asked about his last contact with Joanna.\r\n\r\nHe was away visiting family in Sheffield the weekend she disappeared.\r\n\r\nHer neighbour Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter, but denies murdering her.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British racing driver has died following a high speed crash in the last Indy car race of the season in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nDan Wheldon\'s vehicle smashed into a fence after being involved in a 15 car pile up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 ENERGY HUHNE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he wants to make our energy bills cheaper.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s holding a summit with the big energy firms, regulators and consumer\r\ngroups today.\r\n\r\nThe suppliers are under-fire for inflation busting price rises this year.\r\n\r\nEnergy secretary Chris Huhne says he wants to break up their stranglehold on\r\nthe market.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: more competitive\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset MP Liam Fox and his friend Adam Werritty face two separate investigations into whether their fundraising activities broke the law.\r\n\r\nPolice and the Electoral Commission have been asked to examine whether the former Defence Secretary and Mr Werritty misled donors and failed to declare funding.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be some delays through Clevedon this week, as road improvements get underway in a number of locations.\r\n\r\nPee-zee Avenue will have temporary traffic lights from today then closures will come into effect on Marson Road from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be done in two phases on Old Street, from Thursday, where there\'ll also be road closures.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blind date</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple who got together on Blind Date are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary this week.\r\n\r\nAlex and Sue Tatham first set eyes on one another in 1988 on Cilla Black\'s Saturday night show.\r\n\r\nHe chose Sue from three girls and three years later they tied the knot - with Cilla among the guests.\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'),
 (220,'2011-10-17 09:04:50','207371 207369 207326 207372 207373 207370 207345','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon fire 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a British racing driver killed in a pile up at the Indy 300 in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nLewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have called Dan Wheldon an inspirational and talented driver.\r\n\r\nHe was 33 and originally from Buckinghamshire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUMES UD a</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth primary school - evacuated on Friday after the leak of a substance which affected people\'s breathing - is back open today.\r\n\r\nFurther tests for fumes were carried out at Kings park primary this morning - but they came back negative.\r\n\r\nFirefighters will do one last check at 10am...but pupils will be back in lessons today as normal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 21 year old man\'s still very poorly in hospital with head injuries after running infront of a car in Bournemouth town centre on Friday evening.\r\n\r\nPolice say he\'d drunk alot of alcohol before it happened  opposite the Tesco store on Holdenhurst Road...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he wants to bring down energy bills.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s holding a summit with the big six gas and electricity suppliers - who\'ve all brought in big price rises - as well as regulators and consumer groups.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blidn date</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And do you remeber Blind Date? Well a couple who got together on the show are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary this week.\r\n\r\nAlex and Sue Tatham first set eyes on one another in 1988 on Cilla Black\'s Saturday night show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>C RES 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth find themselves only one place above the league one drop zone - after they failed to hang on for all 3 points at MK Dons on Saturday.\r\n\r\nA brace from Wes Thomas had given them a 2-1 lead with 17 minutes to go – but the Dons grabbed an equaliser on 80 minutes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in the Premiership...\r\n\r\nThere were wins for Arsenal and West Bron yesterday...while Newcastle drew 2 all with Tottenham.\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'),
 (221,'2011-10-17 09:45:00','207379 207367 207380 206697 207373','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon nova 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Joanna Yeates\' boyfriend will give evidence in her murder trial today.\r\n\r\nBristol Crown Court\'s already heard that Greg Reardon was away the night she died.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 WHELDON GARRATT</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes have been paid to a British racing driver killed in a pile up at the\r\nIndy 300 in Las Vegas.\r\n\r\nLewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have called Dan Wheldon an inspirational and\r\ntalented driver.\r\n\r\nHe was 33 and originally from Buckinghamshire.\r\n\r\nJean Garratt is a friend of the Wheldon family and knew Dan since he was four,\r\nshe says he\'ll be sorely missed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: his children\r\nDuration: 7\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100132.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he wants to make our energy bills cheaper.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s holding a summit with the big energy firms, regulators and consumer groups today.\r\n\r\nThe suppliers are under-fire for inflation busting price rises this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Motorists are warned to expect delays through Clevedon this week, as road improvements get underway in a number of locations.\r\n\r\nPizey [PRON: Pee-zee] Avenue will have temporary traffic lights from today then closures will come into effect on Marson Road from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be done in two phases on Old Street, from Thursday, where there\'ll also be road closures.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>blidn date</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And do you remeber Blind Date? Well a couple who got together on the show are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary this week.\r\n\r\nAlex and Sue Tatham first set eyes on one another in 1988 on Cilla Black\'s Saturday night show.\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'),
 (222,'2011-10-17 10:03:15','207389 207369 207390 207381 207344 207304','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>mon fire 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pile up</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British racing driver who died following a 15-car crash in the Las Vegas Indy 300 race has been hailed inspirational and a legend.\r\n\r\nDan Wheldon suffered fatal injuries when his car was hurled into the air before smashing into a concrete wall.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUMES UD a</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth primary school - evacuated on Friday after the leak of a substance which affected people\'s breathing - is back open today.\r\n\r\nFurther tests for fumes were carried out at Kings park primary this morning - but they came back negative.\r\n\r\nFirefighters will do one last check at 10am...but pupils will be back in lessons today as normal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 21 year old man\'s in a stable condition in hospital with head injuries after running infront of a car in Bournemouth town centre on Friday evening.\r\n\r\nPolice say he\'d drunk alot of alcohol before it happened  opposite the Tesco store on Holdenhurst Road...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>energy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he wants to make our energy bills cheaper.\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s holding a summit with the big energy firms, regulators and consumer groups today.\r\n\r\nThe suppliers are under-fire for inflation busting price rises this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JESSIE J</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jessie J\'s UK tour kicks off in Birmingham tonight...and then she\'s in Bournemouth on Sunday\r\n\r\nShe\'s promising to do some of her new stuff as well as favourites like Price Tag...at the BIC.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>C RES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries could only manage a draw at MK Dons at the weekend – despite leading with 17 minutes to go.\r\n\r\nA brace from Wes Thomas gave them a 2-1 lead, but the Dons equalised late on in the game.\r\n\r\nThe result leaves Bournemouth just outside the league one drop 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'),
 (223,'2011-10-18 06:42:26','207719 207693 207717 207720 207726 207725 207728','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox did breach the government\'s ministerial code of conduct...\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the Cabinet Secretary\'s report - released this morning will say - BUT it also adds he did NOT benefit\r\nfinancially through his links with Adam Werrity who acted as his unofficial adviser.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Sky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cabinet Secretary\'s report into the conduct of Liam Fox will confirm he\r\nbreached the Government\'s Ministerial Code of Conduct.\r\n\r\nBut the report - released this morning - will say he did NOT benefit\r\nfinancially through his links with Adam Werrity who acted as his unofficial\r\nadviser.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig says it\'s a pretty damning\r\nreport by Sir Gus O\'Donnell:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: defence secretary\r\nDuration: 09\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200054.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLDS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in 4 people who went to A and E in North Somerset last year - didn\'t need to go..\r\n\r\nThe NHS say they money used to treat them could have paid for a consultant, 2 gps and 20 nurses and community matrons.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now urging people with minor injuries, coughs and colds to either help themselves or go to the GP.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hills 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Relatives of the 96 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough have welcomed the outcome of a Commons debate about the disclosure of official papers.\r\n\r\nMinisters have promised to release all documents relating to the tragedy after MPs backed the motion last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>drinking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners want mums and dads to talk to their children about alcohol before they try it with their friends.\r\n\r\nDrinkaware and Mumsnet say parents have the greatest influence on under 12s\' decisions - and what they say will affect their children\'s future drinking habits.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fish</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fish pedicures could be dangerous for some people..\r\n\r\nThe Health Protection Agency\'s warning those with weak immune systems have a greater chance of getting an infection as the fish nibble on dead skin.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>watson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Emma Watson - who played Hermione in Harry Potter - has started at Oxford University.\r\n\r\nThe star has announced she\'s taking a break from making movies in order to concentrate on her studies. \r\n\r\nNext summer she\'ll return to Brown University in the US to finish her degree.\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'),
 (224,'2011-10-18 07:01:12','207737 207735 207724 207591 207727','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hills 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Relatives of the 96 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough say they\'re glad official documents about the disaster are to be released.\r\n\r\nMP\'s decided they would be revealed last night - and Campaigners hope the papers will reveal who promoted the idea that the fans had themselves caused the tragedy in 1989.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two nine year old girls have been assaulted in Bournemouth in what police are calling \'an extremely unusual incident.\r\n\r\nThey say the pair were approached by a tall black man with dreadlocks - on Fishermans Walk in Southbourne on Sunday morning...and that a minor altercation took place.\r\n\r\nNeither of the girls were hurt - but officers want to speak to  \r\na man walking a dog and a woman with a pram who were nearby.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fish</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fish pedicures could be dangerous for some people..\r\n\r\nThe Health Protection Agency\'s warning those with weak immune systems have a greater chance of getting an infection as the fish nibble on dead skin.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEGUARD2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth lifeguard\'s been praised for saving a man\'s life while on holiday.\r\n\r\nChris Lemmer, who\'s twenty-five, gave CPR to a German tourist in his sixties who\'d been dragged out of the sea unconcsious in Majorca.\r\n\r\nHis boss at the RNLI in Boscombe says they\'re very proud of how Chris took control, on what was his first real-life emergency situation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales coach Warren Gatland has made just 3 changes for Friday\'s rugby union World Cup third-place play-off against Australia.\r\n\r\nProp Gethin Jenkins has been named captain in the absence of the suspended Sam Warburton.\r\n\r\nRyan Jones comes in at number 8 with Toby Faletau moving to flanker.\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'),
 (225,'2011-10-18 07:49:10','207749 207747 207717 207691 207752 207751','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A report out today will confirm Liam Fox did breach the Government\'s Ministerial Code of Conduct.\r\n\r\nBut it also says the North Somerset MP did NOT benefit financially through his links with Adam Werrity who acted as his unofficial adviser..when he was Defence Secretary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fish 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning today that fish pedicures, which you can get on the high street - could spread infections and diseases...\r\n\r\nA study by the Health Protection Agency has found that the risk of getting hepatitis C and HIV is very low - but can\'t be excluded.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLDS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in 4 people who went to A and E in North Somerset last year - didn\'t need to go..\r\n\r\nThe NHS say they money used to treat them could have paid for a consultant, 2 gps and 20 nurses and community matrons.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now urging people with minor injuries, coughs and colds to either help themselves or go to the GP.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007 DRINK JEANS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners want mums and dads to talk to their children about alcohol before\r\nthey try it with their friends.\r\n\r\nDrinkaware and Mumsnet say parents have the greatest influence on under 12s\'\r\ndecisions - and what they say will affect their children\'s future drinking\r\nhabits.\r\n\r\nLizzie Jeans - Campaigns Manager at Drinkaware - says the dangers of alcohol\r\nshould be discussed early on:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007\r\nOUT WORDS: IN LIFE\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200052.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hills 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have passed a motion unopposed which will lead to the release of all official documents about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster.\r\n\r\nA debate about the tragedy last night saw the Home Secretary apologise to the relatives of the 96 who died in 1989.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>corrie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Corrie actress Helen Flanagan - who plays Rosie - is reportedly quitting the Street. \r\n\r\nThis morning\'s tabloids claim she\'ll quit at Christmas - to set up home with Swansea footballer Scott Sinclair.\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'),
 (226,'2011-10-18 08:03:02','207747 207746 207761 207748 207751 207750','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fish 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning today that fish pedicures, which you can get on the high street - could spread infections and diseases...\r\n\r\nA study by the Health Protection Agency has found that the risk of getting hepatitis C and HIV is very low - but can\'t be excluded.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating an attack on 2 nine year old girls in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThey say the pair were approached by a man with dreadlocks - on Fishermans Walk in Southbourne on Sunday morning...and that some sort of row took place.\r\n\r\nNeither of the girls were hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hills 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have decided all official documents about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster will be released.\r\n\r\nA debate about the tragedy last night saw the Home Secretary apologise to the relatives of the 96 who died in 1989.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEGUARD1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth lifeguard\'s saved a man\'s life while on holiday in Majorca.\r\n\r\nTwenty-five year old Chris Lemmer, who\'s based in Boscombe, came to the aid of a German tourist who was unconscious in the sea..giving him CPR.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>corrie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Corrie actress Helen Flanagan - who plays Rosie - is reportedly quitting the Street. \r\n\r\nThis morning\'s tabloids claim she\'ll quit at Christmas - to set up home with Swansea footballer Scott Sinclair.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales coach Warren Gatland has made just 3 changes for Friday\'s rugby union World Cup third-place play-off against Australia.\r\n\r\nProp Gethin Jenkins has been named captain.\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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 (227,'2011-10-18 09:04:00','207777 207746 207776 207779 207748 207778','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fish 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s fears today the popular fish pedicures - where they nibble the dead skin from people\'s feet - could spread infections like HIV and Hepatitis C.\r\n\r\nThe Health Protection Agency is warning people with weak immune systems to avoid them...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating an attack on 2 nine year old girls in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThey say the pair were approached by a man with dreadlocks - on Fishermans Walk in Southbourne on Sunday morning...and that some sort of row took place.\r\n\r\nNeither of the girls were hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hills 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs have agreed that the Government should release all official documents about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster.\r\n\r\nDuring last night\'s Commons debate, the Home Secretary apologised to the relatives of the 96 Liverpool fans who died in 1989.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dowler 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six charities have been told they will share a one million pound donation from Milly Dowler\'s family.\r\n\r\nThe money was part of a 3 million pound compensation package from News International after the News of the World hacked her phone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIFEGUARD1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth lifeguard\'s saved a man\'s life while on holiday in Majorca.\r\n\r\nTwenty-five year old Chris Lemmer, who\'s based in Boscombe, came to the aid of a German tourist who was unconscious in the sea..giving him CPR.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An amazing admission has been made by Wales coach Warren Gatland.\r\n\r\nHe claims to have been so angry at the sending off of captain Sam Warburton that he contemplated getting a player to fake an injury to give them some parity.\r\n\r\nGatland says in the spirit of the game he didn\'t 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'),
 (228,'2011-10-19 06:42:19','208074 208105 208102 207946 207912 208111','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wed 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox - who quit as Defence Secretary last week - will give a statement in\r\nthe Commons later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after an inquiry found him in breach of the ministerial code over his\r\nclose friendship with the businessman Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig says the Prime Minister will\r\nalso be forced to comment:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: are resisting\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After weeks of legal arguments, travellers on the UK\'s largest illegal site are set to be evicted later..\r\n\r\nBut they aren\'t prepared to go quietly..Protesters at Dale Farm in Essex have built barricades in a last-ditch bid to keep the bailiffs away\r\n\r\nOn Monday, they were refused an appeal against a high court ruling which says they must leave.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a million people will be told they owe as much as 600 pounds in unpaid taxes. \r\n\r\nHM Revenue and Customs says it\'s spotted the error in an annual check.\r\n\r\nThey also found a further six million people could be in line to receive tax rebates of around 300 pounds each.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AMBO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The ambulance service that serves North Somerset plans to merge with a neighbouring trust.\r\n\r\nGreat Western Ambulance Service has announced its intention to create a single trust for the whole of the South West by October next year.\r\n\r\nA spokesperson says the centralisation of resources won\'t neagtively affect patient care, or staffing levels... and the only likely visible change will be a new name and logo.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBRARIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All but two of North Somerset\'s libraries will be closed today for mass staff training.\r\n\r\nThe council says doing it all at once saves money, and is more benficial for the staff.\r\n\r\nThe Campus at Locking Castle and Backwell library access point remain open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smugging 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Have you ever had your Facebook or Twitter page updated by someone else - without your permission?\r\n\r\nWell there\'s now a name for it - \'smugging -\' and it\'s also on the rise apparently...with it happeneing more than sixty-million times in the last year.\r\n\r\nOne in 10 people say their ex partner was behind it.\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'),
 (229,'2011-10-19 07:02:14','208103 208106 208122 207920 208113','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wed 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a million people will be told they owe as much as 600 pounds in unpaid taxes. \r\n\r\nHM Revenue and Customs says it\'s spotted the error in an annual check.\r\n\r\nThey also found a further six million people could be in line to receive tax rebates of around 300 pounds each.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After weeks of legal arguments, travellers on the UK\'s largest illegal site are set to be evicted later..\r\n\r\nBut they aren\'t prepared to go quietly..Protesters at Dale Farm in Essex have built barricades in a last-ditch bid to keep the bailiffs away\r\n\r\nOn Monday, they were refused an appeal against a high court ruling which says they must leave.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEDALS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rare medals that were awarded to a top UK firefighter - have been reunited with his family in Poole, eleven years after they were stolen.\r\n\r\nSir Kenneth Holland - who was her Majesty\'s Chief Inspector of the Fire Service in the 1970s - died in 2005.\r\n\r\nBut Dorset Police Constable Aimee Garner found his twenty medals for sale on eBay last year, and tracked them down as far afield as New Zealand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth University students are going to give Meyrick Park a makeover.\r\n\r\nThe Uni\'s launching its Make A Difference campaign today - which will see students cutting back overgrown areas and landscaping footpaths over the next few weeks.\r\n\r\nThe project\'s backed by the Council and Dorset Police.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester City have won their first ever match in the Champions League, seeing off Spanish side Villa Re-al 2-1.\r\n\r\nMan United also won their game against Ga-latee in 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'),
 (230,'2011-10-19 07:51:20','208136 208135 208075 207946 207912 208141','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Supporters of travellers on the UK\'s largest illegal site \r\nare clashing with bailiffs and riot police.\r\n\r\nThe eviction of Dale Farm in Essex has begun early to catch residents off guard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 830</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tax rebates are on the way to 6 million of us.\r\n\r\nAn annual check by HM Revenue and Customs uncovered the mistake, but also found a million of us owe an average 600 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>006 rw FOX YOUNG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron faces an awkward Prime Minister\'s Questions later. \r\n\r\nHe\'ll be quizzed about his response to the events that led to Defence\r\nSecretary Liam Fox quitting last week. \r\n\r\nLabour wants the PM to make a statement after a critical report yesterday into\r\nDr Fox\'s activities with\r\nclose friend Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nBut Leader of the Commons, Sir George Young, is expected to speak on behalf of\r\nthe Government.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 006\r\nOUT WORDS: MINISTERIAL CODE\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AMBO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The ambulance service that serves North Somerset plans to merge with a neighbouring trust.\r\n\r\nGreat Western Ambulance Service has announced its intention to create a single trust for the whole of the South West by October next year.\r\n\r\nA spokesperson says the centralisation of resources won\'t neagtively affect patient care, or staffing levels... and the only likely visible change will be a new name and logo.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBRARIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All but two of North Somerset\'s libraries will be closed today for mass staff training.\r\n\r\nThe council says doing it all at once saves money, and is more benficial for the staff.\r\n\r\nThe Campus at Locking Castle and Backwell library access point remain open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>take that</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Take That star Jason Orange is reportedly dating Catherine Tate.\r\n\r\nThis morning\'s tabloids claim the singer has been on a string of dates with the former Doctor Who star. \r\n\r\nThe pair met after Catherine played a spoof version of Jason on this year\'s Comic Relief.\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'),
 (231,'2011-10-19 08:02:15','208136 208135 208123 208124 208112 208140','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Supporters of travellers on the UK\'s largest illegal site \r\nare clashing with bailiffs and riot police.\r\n\r\nThe eviction of Dale Farm in Essex has begun early to catch residents off guard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 830</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tax rebates are on the way to 6 million of us.\r\n\r\nAn annual check by HM Revenue and Customs uncovered the mistake, but also found a million of us owe an average 600 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEDALS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rare medals that were awarded to a top UK firefighter - have been reunited with his family in Poole, eleven years after they were stolen.\r\n\r\nSir Kenneth Holland - who was Chief Inspector of the Fire Service in the 1970s - died in 2005.\r\n\r\nHis home in Dorset was burgled in 2000 and the medals taken - but a local police officer tracked them down on ebay last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students from Bournemouth Uni are doing their bit to tidy up Meyrick park today...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be cutting back overgrown areas and landscaping footpaths over the next few weeks...in a campaign that\'s being backed by the Council and Dorset Police.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smugging 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Have you ever had your Facebook or Twitter page updated by someone else - without your permission?\r\n\r\nWell there\'s now a name for it - \'smugging -\' and it\'s also on the rise apparently...with it happeneing more than sixty-million times in the last year.\r\n\r\nOne in 10 people say their ex partner was behind it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a successful night for both Manchester clubs in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nCity won for the first ever time in the competition, beating Villareal 2-1, while United won 2-nil in Romania against Galati.\r\n\r\nAs for tonight\'s action, Chelsea are at home to Genk and Arsenal travel to Marseilles.\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'),
 (232,'2011-10-19 08:49:35','208146 208135 208074 208160 208141 208111','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have clashed with protestors, as traveller evictions begin at the UK\'s biggest illegal site...\r\n\r\nBailiffs have moved in to clear those who\'ve been living at Dale Farm in Essex for up to 10 years.\r\n\r\nPolice in riot gear have been attacked with bricks as they stormed barricades.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 830</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tax rebates are on the way to 6 million of us.\r\n\r\nAn annual check by HM Revenue and Customs uncovered the mistake, but also found a million of us owe an average 600 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 FOX CRAIG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liam Fox - who quit as Defence Secretary last week - will give a statement in\r\nthe Commons later.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after an inquiry found him in breach of the ministerial code over his\r\nclose friendship with the businessman Adam Werritty.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig says the Prime Minister will\r\nalso be forced to comment:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: are resisting\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300077.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBRARIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many of North Somerset\'s libraries are closed today for mass staff training.\r\n\r\nThe council says doing it all at once saves money, and is more benficial for the staff.\r\n\r\n2 are remaining open though- The Campus at Locking Castle and Backwell library access point.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>take that</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Take That star Jason Orange is reportedly dating Catherine Tate.\r\n\r\nThis morning\'s tabloids claim the singer has been on a string of dates with the former Doctor Who star. \r\n\r\nThe pair met after Catherine played a spoof version of Jason on this year\'s Comic Relief.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smugging 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Have you ever had your Facebook or Twitter page updated by someone else - without your permission?\r\n\r\nWell there\'s now a name for it - \'smugging -\' and it\'s also on the rise apparently...with it happeneing more than sixty-million times in the last year.\r\n\r\nOne in 10 people say their ex partner was behind it.\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'),
 (233,'2011-10-19 09:02:33','208146 208163 208162 208123 208124 208164','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have clashed with protestors, as traveller evictions begin at the UK\'s biggest illegal site...\r\n\r\nBailiffs have moved in to clear those who\'ve been living at Dale Farm in Essex for up to 10 years.\r\n\r\nPolice in riot gear have been attacked with bricks as they stormed barricades.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A million of us are going to receive a tax bill for an average of 600 pounds.\r\n\r\nHM Revenue and Customs say they found errors during an annual check\r\n\r\n6 million people will get rebates though after they paid too much tax.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crush 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One person\'s died and 2 other are critically injured after suffering suspected crush injuries.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to the Lava and Ignite club in Northampton at around half three this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEDALS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rare medals that were awarded to a top UK firefighter - have been reunited with his family in Poole, eleven years after they were stolen.\r\n\r\nSir Kenneth Holland - who was Chief Inspector of the Fire Service in the 1970s - died in 2005.\r\n\r\nHis home in Dorset was burgled in 2000 and the medals taken - but a local police officer tracked them down on ebay last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students from Bournemouth Uni are doing their bit to tidy up Meyrick park today...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be cutting back overgrown areas and landscaping footpaths over the next few weeks...in a campaign that\'s being backed by the Council and Dorset Police.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gerrard 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says he feared his latest long-term groin injury might have ended his career.\r\n\r\nThe England midfielder made his first appearance for six months in the Reds\' 1-all draw with Manchester United last weekend.\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'),
 (234,'2011-10-19 10:02:42','208179 208180 208181 208178 208124 208182','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police and bailiffs have begun to clear the illegal part of the Dale Farm travellers\' site in Essex.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been met by protesters throwing stones.\r\n\r\nOne person has been arrested and two people stun gunned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A million of us are being sent letters saying we haven\'t paid enough tax - and owe money.\r\n\r\nRevenue and Customs says the average people will have to pay back because of their error is 600 pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crush 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A person\'s died after it\'s believed they were crushed at a nightclub.\r\n\r\nPolice were called to Lava and Ignite in Northampton, at around half three this morning after receiving calls people were trapped inside.\r\n\r\nTwo others have been badly hurt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEDALS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rare medals that were awarded to a top UK firefighter - have been reunited with his family in Poole, eleven years after they were stolen.\r\n\r\nThe home of Sir Kenneth Holland - a former Chief Inspector of the Fire Service - was burgled in 2000...and the medals taken.\r\n\r\nBut a local police woman managed to track them down on ebay last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students from Bournemouth Uni are doing their bit to tidy up Meyrick park today...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be cutting back overgrown areas and landscaping footpaths over the next few weeks...in a campaign that\'s being backed by the Council and Dorset Police.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gerrard 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says he feared his latest long-term groin injury might have ended his career.\r\n\r\nThe England midfielder made his first appearance for six months in the Reds\' 1-all draw with Manchester United last weekend.\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'),
 (235,'2011-10-20 06:39:29','208492 208495 208322 208487 208497 208486','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 OFSTED MORGAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The NUT teaching union says it\'s worried about allowing parents to rate their\r\nchild\'s school - saying the system could be abused.\r\n\r\nMums and dads in England will be able to complete an anonymous survey, and\r\nOfsted says it\'ll be looking closely at the results.\r\n\r\nChair of the school\'s watchdog, Sally Morgan, says it\'s time parents got their\r\nsay.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: children\'s school\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400079.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are heading back to Dale Farm - where it\'s thought clearance of illegal housing will begin today.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll also continue to evict protesters - dozens spent the night chained to railings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters and the coastguard are joining forces today to highlight the dangers of mud off the North Somerset coastline.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be taking part in a simulated rescue exercise at Royal Sands in Weston this morning.\r\n\r\nNine adults, three children and a dog have got into trouble in the Bay this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have made three arrests and seized drugs and cash after a tip-off from people in Highbridge.\r\n\r\nTwo sixteen year old boys were found in possession of cannabis on Worston Lane on Tuesday afternoon, before a thirty year old man was stopped on Kings Street that evening - on suspicion of possessing the drug with intent to supply.\r\n\r\nOfficers also confiscated weighing scales and an air weapon, which will be destroyed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are calling for all alcohol advertising to be banned to avoid young people being bombarded by positive images of alcohol. \r\n\r\nIn a survey - just under two thirds of young people want a ban on alcohol ads before under 18 films at the cinema and after 9 o\'clock on TV.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Westlife have announced that they\'re going to split up.\r\n\r\nThe Irish boyband have been together for 14 years and had 26 top ten hits..\r\n\r\nThey say they will do one last tour though before going their seperate ways next year.\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'),
 (236,'2011-10-20 07:02:23','208502 208504 208352 208334 208503 208496','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ofsted 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new website is allowing parents in England to rate their children\'s schools on issues including homework and bullying.\r\n\r\nSchools watchdog Ofsted will monitor the feedback - which mums and dads will give anonymously.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dozens of protesters have spent the night chained to railings at Dale Farm ready to head off a second attempt to clear the site.\r\n\r\nAfter a day of stand-offs with police in Essex yesterday, bailiffs will head in later to try to finish the job.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURVEY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth residents under twenty-five are being asked how they\'d improve local health services.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI\'s.\r\n\r\nThose who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bourmemouth\'s Russell-Cotes museum is set to introduce a permanent summer entry charge.\r\n\r\nA trial this year\'s generated a twenty-three thousand pound profit for the Grade Two listed building, which also houses an art gallery.\r\n\r\nBut visitor numbers have dropped by more than fifty percent from last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and some sad news for Westlife fans...\r\n\r\nThe Irish boy band have announced that they\'re going to split up...after one final tour next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea and Arsenal both recorded wins in the Champions League last night.\r\n\r\nThe Blues thrashed Belgian side Genk 5-nil, while the Gunners are also now top of their group, thanks to a 1-nil victory in Marseilles.\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'),
 (237,'2011-10-20 07:51:11','208513 208519 208322 208487 208497 208524','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 OFSTED VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(vox from Manchester)\r\n\r\nParents in England can now tell the government when they think of their\r\nchild\'s school.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be able to have their say on a new website without revealing who they\r\nare, but teaching unions are worried the system could be open to abuse.\r\n\r\nQuestions cover areas like bullying and homework.\r\n\r\nThese parents think it\'s a great idea.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: your views\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are back at Dale Farm this morning as they continue trying to evict people living on Europe\'s biggest traveller\'s site.\r\n\r\nDozens of protesters spent the night chained to railings.\r\n\r\n23 activists have been arrested so far.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters and the coastguard are joining forces today to highlight the dangers of mud off the North Somerset coastline.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be taking part in a simulated rescue exercise at Royal Sands in Weston this morning.\r\n\r\nNine adults, three children and a dog have got into trouble in the Bay this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have made three arrests and seized drugs and cash after a tip-off from people in Highbridge.\r\n\r\nTwo sixteen year old boys were found in possession of cannabis on Worston Lane on Tuesday afternoon, before a thirty year old man was stopped on Kings Street that evening - on suspicion of possessing the drug with intent to supply.\r\n\r\nOfficers also confiscated weighing scales and an air weapon, which will be destroyed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are calling for all alcohol advertising to be banned to avoid young people being bombarded by positive images of alcohol. \r\n\r\nIn a survey - just under two thirds of young people want a ban on alcohol ads before under 18 films at the cinema and after 9 o\'clock on TV.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Westlife are splitting up...\r\n\r\nThe boyband\'s announced they\'ll go their separate ways after releasing a greatest hits album and a farewell tour next year.\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'),
 (238,'2011-10-20 08:00:52','208518 208514 208506 208334 208523 208522','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are back at Dale Farm this morning as they continue trying to evict people living on Europe\'s biggest traveller\'s site.\r\n\r\nDozens of protesters spent the night chained to railings.\r\n\r\n23 activists have been arrested so far.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ofsted 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools are going to be rated on things like homework and bullying - by mums and dads.\r\n\r\nEducation watchdog ofsted has launched a website where they can leave their feedback anonymously.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURVEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Under 25s who live in Bournemouth are being asked how they\'d improve local health services.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI\'s.\r\n\r\nThose who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RC 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bourmemouth\'s Russell-Cotes museum is set to introduce a permanent summer entry charge.\r\n\r\nA trial this year\'s generated a twenty-three thousand pound profit for the Grade Two listed building, which also houses an art gallery.\r\n\r\nBut visitor numbers have dropped by more than fifty percent from last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Westlife are splitting up...\r\n\r\nThe boyband\'s announced they\'ll go their separate ways after releasing a greatest hits album and a farewell tour next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, a winner in stoppage time from Aaron Ramsey has put Arsenal top of their Champions League group.\r\n\r\nThey beat Marseille 1-0 last night, while Chelsea thrashed Belgian side Genk 5-0.\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'),
 (239,'2011-10-20 09:03:14','208518 208514 208552 208553 208506 208503 208522','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs are back at Dale Farm this morning as they continue trying to evict people living on Europe\'s biggest traveller\'s site.\r\n\r\nDozens of protesters spent the night chained to railings.\r\n\r\n23 activists have been arrested so far.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ofsted 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools are going to be rated on things like homework and bullying - by mums and dads.\r\n\r\nEducation watchdog ofsted has launched a website where they can leave their feedback anonymously.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FACES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A graduate from Poole...and his mate...are selling advertising space on their faces to try and pay off their Uni debts.\r\n\r\nEd Moyse and Ross Harper both studied at Cambridge..and now for the next year they\'re painting different company logos on to their faces...\r\n\r\nAfter 10 days they\'ve made £3,500.the target is 50 grand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>animals 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>18 tigers, 17 lions and 8 bears are among dozens of animals that have had to be killed after they were freed from a wildlife park in America.\r\n\r\nThe owner let them loose in Ohio before killing himself.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURVEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Under 25s who live in Bournemouth are being asked how they\'d improve local health services.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI\'s.\r\n\r\nThose who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and some sad news for Westlife fans...\r\n\r\nThe Irish boy band have announced that they\'re going to split up...after one final tour next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, a winner in stoppage time from Aaron Ramsey has put Arsenal top of their Champions League group.\r\n\r\nThey beat Marseille 1-0 last night, while Chelsea thrashed Belgian side Genk 5-0.\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'),
 (240,'2011-10-20 09:07:37','208539 208548 208546 208553 208547 208524','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 OFSTED WHITTAL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Head at Westwood Academy in Coventry)\r\n\r\nTeaching unions say a new website - which will see mums and dads anonymously\r\nrating their children\'s schools - could be open to abuse.\r\n\r\nWatchdog Ofsted will use parents\' views from the site when considering when or\r\nwhether to do a inspection.\r\n\r\nHeadteacher Roger Whittall says while he welcomes the idea, it may not present\r\na fair view of a school.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: their views\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400105.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More protestors have been arrested at an illegal traveller\'s site in Essex, as bailiffs spend a second day evicting people from Dale Farm.\r\n\r\nActivists have been chaining themselves to railings and cars, to create a road block, so the bulldozers can\'t move in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A dozen people including 3 children, have got into trouble in the mud along the North Somerset coast this year...\r\n\r\nToday firefighters and the coastguard are joining forces to highlight the dangers in a simulated rescue exercise at Royal Sands in Weston.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>animals 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>18 tigers, 17 lions and 8 bears are among dozens of animals that have had to be killed after they were freed from a wildlife park in America.\r\n\r\nThe owner let them loose in Ohio before killing himself.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRUGS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two teenage boys and a man have been arrested and drugs and cash seized after a tip-off from people in Highbridge.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year olds were found in possession of cannabis on Worston Lane on Tuesday afternoon...\r\n\r\nThen in the evening a man was stopped on Kings Street on suspicion of possessing the drug with intent to supply.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Westlife are splitting up...\r\n\r\nThe boyband\'s announced they\'ll go their separate ways after releasing a greatest hits album and a farewell tour next year.\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'),
 (241,'2011-10-20 09:18:31','208549 208515 208552 208557 208506 208554','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 thur</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More protestors have been arrested at an illegal traveller\'s site in Essex, as bailiffs spend a second day evicting people from Dale Farm.\r\n\r\nActivists have been chaining themselves to railings and cars, to create a road block, so the bulldozers can\'t move in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ofsted 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools are going to be rated on things like homework and bullying - by mums and dads.\r\n\r\nEducation watchdog ofsted has launched a website where they can leave their feedback anonymously.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FACES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A graduate from Poole...and his mate...are selling advertising space on their faces to try and pay off their Uni debts.\r\n\r\nEd Moyse and Ross Harper both studied at Cambridge..and now for the next year they\'re painting different company logos on to their faces...\r\n\r\nAfter 10 days they\'ve made £3,500.the target is 50 grand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>animals 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in America have shot dozens of exotic animals - after a farmer released tigers, lions and bears - before killing himself.\r\n\r\nAuthorities in Ohio spent hours trying to track down all the dangerous wildlife.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SURVEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Under 25s who live in Bournemouth are being asked how they\'d improve local health services.\r\n\r\nThe Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI\'s.\r\n\r\nThose who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stuart Pearce is expected to be confirmed as manager of Great Britain\'s men\'s football team for the 2012 Olympics later.\r\n\r\nEngland coach Hope Powell\'s likely to take charge of the women\'s side.\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'),
 (242,'2011-10-20 14:43:59','208669 208646 208672 208681 208543','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>n3</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>042 LIBYA BERRASSALI</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: PHONO audio)\r\n\r\nA National Transistional Council spokesman has claimed that Colonel Gaddafi is\r\ndead.\r\n\r\nAbdullah Berrassali also claims that the former dictator\'s son Saif has been\r\ncaptured.\r\n\r\nThousands of people are out on the streets of Tripoli celebrating.\r\n\r\nBerrassali says the former dictator\'s body is on its way to Misrata.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 042\r\nOUT WORDS: DEAD BODY\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400195.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>036 YEATES WEBSTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A court\'s heard that Vincent Tabak contemplated suicide after killing Joanna\r\nYeates.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old, who\'s admitted manslaughter but denies murder, has taken the\r\nstand for the first time.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Isabel Webster has been listening at Bristol Crown Court.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 036\r\nOUT WORDS: the prosecution\r\nDuration: 23\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400177.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PETROL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A suicidal Clevedon man\'s been stopped from setting himself on fire at a Bristol petrol station.\r\n\r\nTwo men from a nearby carwash say they went over to stop him using a lighter on his clothes after he\'d drenched them with fuel from a pump.\r\n\r\nPolice say the forty-five year old was detained shortly afterwards, before undergoing a mental health assessment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Basildon Council say police and bailiffs working to clear Dale\r\nFarm behaved properly and acted professionally in the face of aggressive resistance.\r\n\r\nAround a hundred people remain on the illegal travellers\' site today.\r\n\r\nThere have been 34 arrests - most from outside Essex.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOARD UP1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have been given the powers to shut down a suspected drugs den in Worle.\r\n\r\nThe crack house closure order means they have been able to board up the property on Hogarth Walk...after neighbours complained about drug use..needles in their gardens and abusive visitors.\r\n\r\nThe people who live there won\'t be allowed back for 3 months.\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'),
 (243,'2011-10-21 07:01:16','208903 208761 208906 208745 208907 208909','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>NATO officials are meeting later to discuss their next move in Libya, after the death of the country\'s former dictator.\r\n\r\nColonel Gaddafi was killed, apparently shot during crossfire between his supporters and fighters loyal to the new government.\r\n\r\nHundreds of Libyans living in Britain, have taken to the streets to celebrate his death.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new Twin Sails bridge between Poole and Hamworthy\'s finally taking shape.\r\n\r\nThe sails themselves have been raised during a rigorous testing process.\r\n\r\nIt\'s due to open in early 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Using your mobile phone alot - WILL NOT give you brain cancer - according to researchers in Denmark.\r\n\r\nThey found that there was hardly any difference in the number of people getting cancer in the nervous system - depending on whether they used their mobile alot or not.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RETAIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new DVD\'s the latest weapon in the fight against theft in Bournemouth town centre.\r\n\r\nDorset Police and a group called Bournemouth Businesses Reducing Crime have produced and filmed the eight-minute video - to help train staff on how to spot and deal with retail crime.\r\n\r\nIt\'s available to all shops in the town centre.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>games 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>They call themselves the Oscars of the video gaming world.\r\n\r\nThis afternoon the 29th Golden Joystick Awards will take place in London.\r\n\r\nUp for gongs in the 15 categories are games such as Angry Birds - while Sonic the Hedgehog will get an Outstanding Contribution Award.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Spurs now top their Europa League group, thanks to a 1-nil win over Russian side Rubin Kazan at White Hart Lane.\r\n\r\nThere were also wins for Birmingham and Stoke...Fulham lost 1 nil at Visla Krakow.\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'),
 (244,'2011-10-21 08:01:49','208932 208930 208934 208943 208942 208940 208941','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nato chiefs will meet to discuss ending their operations in Libya later, after the death of Colonel Gaddafi yesterday.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s acting PM says the former dictator was shot in the head.\r\n\r\nGaddafi\'s likely to be buried today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new 37 million pound Twin Sails bridge between Poole and Hamworthy\'s finally taking shape.\r\n\r\nTests have been taking place on the sails themselves to see how well they lift...\r\n\r\nIt\'s due to open in early 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists say an 18-year study\'s found no link between mobile phones and brain cancer.\r\n\r\nResearch done in Denmark suggests people who use phones aren\'t at any greater risk than anyone else.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The prosecution\'s case in the trial of Dr Conrad Murray is nearing its end. \r\n\r\nHe denies the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nAn expert on the powerful anaesthetic propofol says there\'s no way the singer could have caused his own death by swallowing the drug.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RETAIL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Workers at stores in Bournemouth are being better trained to look out for shoplifters..\r\n\r\nThe police and a local crime reduction group have made a dvd which tells them what signs to look out for\r\n\r\nIt\'s available to all shops in the town centre.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kfc 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Travolta\'s been snubbed by workers at a branch of KFC.\r\n\r\nThe Hollywood star rang the chain\'s East Grinstead branch and asked to book a table.\r\n\r\nHe was told he\'d just have to queue like everyone else.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wales kick off their bronze medal match against Australia at the rugby union world cup in around half an hour\'s time.\r\n\r\nWarren Gatland\'s side will be desperate to put their narrow semi-final defeat to France behind them.\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'),
 (245,'2011-10-21 08:45:01','208933 208951 208935 208944 208945 208940','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nato chiefs will meet to discuss ending their operations in Libya later, after the death of Colonel Gaddafi yesterday.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s acting PM says the former dictator was shot in the head.\r\n\r\nGaddafi\'s likely to be buried today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Vincent Tabak will continue to be cross examined at the murder trial of Joanna Yeates today...\r\n\r\nYesterday her killer cried in court while giving evidence and apologised to Joanna\'s family for putting them through hell.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old Dutchman denies murdering his neighbour, but has admitted manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists say an 18-year study\'s found no link between mobile phones and brain cancer.\r\n\r\nResearch done in Denmark suggests people who use phones aren\'t at any greater risk than anyone else.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The prosecution\'s case in the trial of Dr Conrad Murray is nearing its end. \r\n\r\nHe denies the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nAn expert on the powerful anaesthetic propofol says there\'s no way the singer could have caused his own death by swallowing the drug.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PIER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s a year this weekend since Weston\'s Grand Pier re-opened...after a fire saw it burnt to the ground.\r\n\r\nClowns, dancers and fire-eaters will greet visitors tomorrow and Sunday.\r\n\r\nLiz Lewis from the Grand Pier says it\'s been like a phenoix from the ashes:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: PIER BIRTHDAY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\PIER BIRTHDAY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kfc 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Travolta\'s been snubbed by workers at a branch of KFC.\r\n\r\nThe Hollywood star rang the chain\'s East Grinstead branch and asked to book a table.\r\n\r\nHe was told he\'d just have to queue like everyone else.\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'),
 (246,'2011-10-21 09:01:19','208956 208930 208934 208942 208964 208961','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The seven-month Nato campaign in Libya could end within days following the death Colonel Gaddafi.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the former leader will be buried within 24 hours.\r\n\r\nNato chiefs will meet in Brussels later to discuss the campaign.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The new 37 million pound Twin Sails bridge between Poole and Hamworthy\'s finally taking shape.\r\n\r\nTests have been taking place on the sails themselves to see how well they lift...\r\n\r\nIt\'s due to open in early 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists say an 18-year study\'s found no link between mobile phones and brain cancer.\r\n\r\nResearch done in Denmark suggests people who use phones aren\'t at any greater risk than anyone else.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RETAIL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Workers at stores in Bournemouth are being better trained to look out for shoplifters..\r\n\r\nThe police and a local crime reduction group have made a dvd which tells them what signs to look out for\r\n\r\nIt\'s available to all shops in the town centre.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>west 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets are just going on sale for Westlife\'s farewell tour. \r\n\r\nThe band are touring for the last time next May..before splitting up. the nearest to us will be at the O2 in London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Wales are currently losing 7 points to 3 to Australia in their bronze medal match at the rugby union world cup.\r\n\r\nand the future of Man City striker Carlos Tevez should become a little clearer later.\r\n\r\nHe\'s due to attend a club disciplinary hearing, over allegations he refused to come off the bench against Bayern Munich.\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'),
 (247,'2011-10-21 10:49:01','208951 208955 208994 208987 208989 208992','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 11 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Vincent Tabak will continue to be cross examined at the murder trial of Joanna Yeates today...\r\n\r\nYesterday her killer cried in court while giving evidence and apologised to Joanna\'s family for putting them through hell.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old Dutchman denies murdering his neighbour, but has admitted manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 LIBYA HAMMOND2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nato chiefs will meet later to discuss the future of the operation in Libya.\r\n\r\nYesterday the country\'s former leader Colonel Gaddafi was killed - there are\r\nconflicting reports as to how he died.\r\n\r\nThe Defence Secretary Philip Hammond says Nato will talk to Libya\'s new\r\ngovernment when deciding when to end the operation.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: delivering them\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500114.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARSON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been jailed for four and a half years for an arson attack on Weston\'s Clarence Park cafe.\r\n\r\nNathan Cross, who\'s eighteen, pleaded guilty to stealing food from the cafe after a night out at the end of August, then setting five fires to destroy the evidence.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mobile 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Using your mobile phone alot - WILL NOT give you brain cancer - according to researchers in Denmark.\r\n\r\nA study they did suggests tere was hardly any difference in the number of people getting cancer in the nervous system - depending on whether they used their mobile alot or not.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DISADV 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Disadvantaged school children in North Somerset are being given a quarter of a million pound boost.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s announced that Pupil Premiums for underpriviliged and struggling kids is being increased by 55 pounds each - to help with anything from extra lessons to school meals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets have gone on sale this morning for Westlife\'s farewell tour. \r\n\r\nThe band are splitting up next year after 14 years together.\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'),
 (248,'2011-10-21 10:53:26','209001 208999 208995 208967 208993 209000','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 11 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of UN human rights chief says the circumstances surrounding the death of Libya\'s former leader need to be investigated.\r\n\r\nReports had suggested Colonel Gaddafi was killed in crossfire in his hometown of Sirte.\r\n\r\nThat\'s despite footage showing him being taken alive by rebel fighters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two developers have been found guilty of damaging protected trees because they were blocking their plans for luxury homes in Sandbanks.\r\n\r\nAlistair Collier, who\'s forty-one and from Wareham, and sixty-six year old Harvey Lee from Poole - deny damaging five trees after a planning application was refused last year.\r\n\r\nThey\'re due to be sentenced next month - but Lee says he plans to appeal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quarry 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 14 year old has has died after falling in a quarry.\r\n\r\nIt happened near to Prestatyn in north Wales, yesterday evening.\r\n\r\nThe quarry is a popular meeting place for young people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'ve got an opinion on plans to make Heatherlands First school in Poole into a primary school - today\'s the last chance you can have your say..\r\n\r\nThe idea\'s to change the age range of the school to 4 to 11 year olds...allowing them to taje on another 270 pupils.\r\n\r\nThe feedback form\'s available on the councils website.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>westlife11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tickets have gone on sale this morning for Westlife\'s farewell tour. \r\n\r\nThe band are splitting up next year after 14 years together.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wales 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Wales have lost their bronze medal play off game to Australia by 21 points to 18 at the rugby union world cup in Auckland.\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'),
 (249,'2011-10-21 11:33:56','209020 208951 209018 209019 209024','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 12 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>libya 12</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The UN human rights office says there needs to be an investigation into the circumstances of Colonel Gaddafi\'s death.\r\n\r\nA spokesman says victims of the former Libyan dictator deserved to see him brought to trial.\r\n\r\nVideo footage shows Gaddafi alive, and taunted by fighters loyal to Libya\'s government, but then later he\'s shown dead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Vincent Tabak will continue to be cross examined at the murder trial of Joanna Yeates today...\r\n\r\nYesterday her killer cried in court while giving evidence and apologised to Joanna\'s family for putting them through hell.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old Dutchman denies murdering his neighbour, but has admitted manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TREES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two developers from Dorset have been found guilty of damaging protected trees at Sandbanks that were blocking their plans for 3 luxury homes\r\n\r\nAlistair Collier, who\'s forty-one and from Wareham, and sixty-six year old Harvey Lee from Poole are due to be sentenced next month.\r\n\r\nLee says he plans to appeal though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today\'s the last day you can have your say on plans to make Heatherlands First school in Poole into a primary school.\r\n\r\nThe idea\'s to change the age range of the school to 4 to 11 year olds...which will allow them to take on another 270 pupils.\r\n\r\nThe feedback form\'s available on the councils website.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coldplay</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Coldplay has beaten Adele to become the most pre-ordered album of the year. \r\n\r\nAccording to Amazon, the band\'s fifth studio album My-low zylo-toe) has overtaken Adele\'s record for pre-sales of \'21\'.\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'),
 (250,'2011-10-24 06:46:27','209790 209788 209782 209783 209181 209791','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Foreign Secretary\'s offered British help to Turkey where an earthquake has killed at least 200 people.\r\n\r\nIt\'s feared the number of dead will rise following the quake in the south east of the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Flood alerts are in place in parts of England as heavy rain and strong winds are expected to sweep in.\r\n\r\nThe Met Office says Devon and Cornwall are likely to be worst affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police and Trading Standards have been cracking down on rogue traders in Avon and Somerset...\r\n\r\nAltogether 4 people have been arrested and 3 charged for various offences.\r\n\r\nIn North Somerset one man is due to appear in court for not having a pedlers certificate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 REFERENDUM CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s facing a big Tory backbench rebellion over Europe.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister\'s urging his MPs to vote against a referendum on Britain\'s\r\nmembership of the European Union.\r\n\r\nBut dozens are threatening to defy him in the Commons later.\r\n\r\nMr Cameron isn\'t expected to lose - but he\'s adamant that he doesn\'t want a\r\nreferendum just yet.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: to Britain\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s exactly a week left to apply for secondary school places for next year in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nParents can name three preferences - both within and outside the council area.\r\n\r\nBut the authority\'s warning that if they miss that deadline their child might not get to go to their preferred school.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tin tin</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lead actor in the new Tintin movie says the character\'s creator would be proud of Steven Spielberg\'s remake.\r\n\r\nJamie Bell says The Adventures of Tintin stays \"very true\" to the original stories.\r\n\r\nIt\'s out in UK cinemas now and stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as the Thompson twins.\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'),
 (251,'2011-10-24 07:03:18','209790 209184 209781 209796 209789 209779 209795','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Foreign Secretary\'s offered British help to Turkey where an earthquake has killed at least 200 people.\r\n\r\nIt\'s feared the number of dead will rise following the quake in the south east of the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WESSEX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work to clear the drainage system\'s likely to cause some congestion on the Wessex Way from today.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council say the work\'s essential to improve road safety this winter - as two hundred tons of debris is removed.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being done bwteen nine-thirty and four-thirty every weekday to avoid the rush hours - this week and next.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist who had her helmet stolen a few days ago suffered serious head injuries when she fell off her bike in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the Wessex Way yesterday morning..\r\n\r\nThe police say it looks like the 56 year old came off when she rode over a piece of plastic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>europe</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>MPs will vote later on whether you should have a say on Britain\'s future in Europe.\r\n\r\nBackbenchers are leading calls for a referendum but Tory MPs have been told to tow the party line and vote against it.\r\n\r\nLabour and the Lib Dems also oppose the idea.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Flood alerts are in place in parts of England as heavy rain and strong winds are expected to sweep in.\r\n\r\nThe Met Office says Devon and Cornwall are likely to be worst affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries have slipped into the League one relegation zone after going down 2-1 to Bury at the weekend.\r\n\r\nLee Bradbury\'s side led due to a first half goal from Marc Pugh but they couldn\'t hold on to record their first home league win in more than 2 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>man u</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>United manager Sir Alex Ferguson\'s described his side\'s 6-1 defeat in the Manchester derby as \"his worst ever day\" in football.\r\n\r\nRivals City are now five points clear at the top of the Premier League.\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'),
 (252,'2011-10-24 08:01:46','209810 209816 209781 209817 209812 209814 209795','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s offered help to Turkey where an earthquake has killed at least 200 people.\r\n\r\nRescue teams have been working through the night to try to reach those trapped..\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the death toll will rise.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WESSEX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be delays on the Wessex way in Bournemouth for the next couple of weeks - as work takes place to clear the drains...\r\n\r\nThe council say they\'ve got to do it now before the winter weather arrives...It\'s expected they\'ll remove around two hundred tons of debris.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist who had her helmet stolen a few days ago suffered serious head injuries when she fell off her bike in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the Wessex Way yesterday morning..\r\n\r\nThe police say it looks like the 56 year old came off when she rode over a piece of plastic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Heavy rain\'s expected to batter parts of England today - with Devon and Cornwall set to be worst affected.\r\n\r\nHere on the South Coast it\'s going to be pretty windy but we will miss the worst of it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>awards 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele, Jessie J and the Arctic Monkeys are likely to be the big winners at the Q Awards in London later - heading the nominations with three each.\r\n\r\nAdele - who has sold three million copies of her 21 album - is up for best female artist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries find themselves in the League One drop zone after losing again at home.\r\n\r\nThey went down 2-1 to Bury at the Seward Stadium.. despite leading in the first half thanks to a goal from Marc Pugh.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>man u</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>United manager Sir Alex Ferguson\'s described his side\'s 6-1 defeat in the Manchester derby as \"his worst ever day\" in football.\r\n\r\nRivals City are now five points clear at the top of the Premier League.\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'),
 (253,'2011-10-24 08:06:00','209809 209789 209806 209674 209805 209811','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s offered help to Turkey where an earthquake has killed at least 200 people.\r\n\r\nRescue teams have been working through the night to try to reach those trapped..\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the death toll will rise.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Flood alerts are in place in parts of England as heavy rain and strong winds are expected to sweep in.\r\n\r\nThe Met Office says Devon and Cornwall are likely to be worst affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROGUE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>4 people have been arrested and 4 charged as Police and Trading Standards crack down on rogue traders in Avon and Somerset...\r\n\r\nIn North Somerset one man is due to appear in court for not having a pedlers certificate.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>004 REFERENDUM HESELTINE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is facing a rebellion in the Commons over a proposed referendum\r\non Britain\'s involvement in the EU.\r\n\r\n60 Conservative politicians have now signed a motion calling for a popular\r\nvote on the issue.\r\n\r\nThe Tories, Liberal Democrats and Labour are all telling their MPs to reject\r\nit.\r\n\r\nFormer Tory MP Lord Heseltine says we shouldn\'t underestimate how important\r\nEurope is to Britain:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 004\r\nOUT WORDS: investment prospects\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100007.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCHOOL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a week to go until the deadline for applications for secondary school places in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nParents can choose three preferences - both within and outside the council area.\r\n\r\nBut if they don\'t get their form in, in time...their child might not get to go to their preferred school.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>awards 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele, Jessie J and the Arctic Monkeys are likely to be the big winners at the Q Awards in London later - heading the nominations with three each.\r\n\r\nAdele - who has sold three million copies of her 21 album - is up for best female artist.\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'),
 (254,'2011-10-24 09:01:56','209831 209816 209832 209817 209812 209779 209833','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are fears the number of people killed in a Turkish earthquake is gonna rise significantly.\r\n\r\nMore than 200 have been confirmed dead but many are injured or missing - feared to be trapped in rubble.\r\n\r\nBritain has offered any help it can.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WESSEX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be delays on the Wessex way in Bournemouth for the next couple of weeks - as work takes place to clear the drains...\r\n\r\nThe council say they\'ve got to do it now before the winter weather arrives...It\'s expected they\'ll remove around two hundred tons of debris.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman who suffered head injuries after falling off her bike in Bournemouth - had her helmet stolen only a few days ago.\r\n\r\nThe 56 year old was hurt on the Wessex Way yesterday...after she rode over a piece of plastic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flood 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Heavy rain\'s expected to batter parts of England today - with Devon and Cornwall set to be worst affected.\r\n\r\nHere on the South Coast it\'s going to be pretty windy but we will miss the worst of it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>awards 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele, Jessie J and the Arctic Monkeys are likely to be the big winners at the Q Awards in London later - heading the nominations with three each.\r\n\r\nAdele - who has sold three million copies of her 21 album - is up for best female artist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries have slipped into the League one relegation zone after going down 2-1 to Bury at the weekend.\r\n\r\nLee Bradbury\'s side led due to a first half goal from Marc Pugh but they couldn\'t hold on to record their first home league win in more than 2 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s denied making racist comments to the QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea captain\'s accused of shouting abuse during yesterday\'s Premier League 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'),
 (255,'2011-10-24 10:02:05','209857 209184 209832 209853 209859 209814 209860','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 monday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s feared a-thousand people could have been killed after a massive earthquake hit south-east Turkey.\r\n\r\n217 people have been confirmed dead so far...\r\n\r\nBritain has offered any help that the country needs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WESSEX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work to clear the drainage system\'s likely to cause some congestion on the Wessex Way from today.\r\n\r\nBournemouth Council say the work\'s essential to improve road safety this winter - as two hundred tons of debris is removed.\r\n\r\nIt\'s being done bwteen nine-thirty and four-thirty every weekday to avoid the rush hours - this week and next.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman who suffered head injuries after falling off her bike in Bournemouth - had her helmet stolen only a few days ago.\r\n\r\nThe 56 year old was hurt on the Wessex Way yesterday...after she rode over a piece of plastic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is under pressure - he\'s facing a rebellion from his own MPs ahead of a Commons vote on Britain\'s future in the EU.\r\n\r\nDozens of Tory backbenchers are expected to vote against the PM - and in favour of calling a referendum.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea\'s John Terry says things have been taken out of context after he was accused of racially abusing QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nTerry says he\'s disappointed - and denies the allegations.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries find themselves in the League One drop zone after losing again at home.\r\n\r\nThey went down 2-1 to Bury at the Seward Stadium.. despite leading in the first half thanks to a goal from Marc Pugh.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says he wants an immediate response from his players after they were beaten 6-1 at home by Man City in the Premier League.\r\n\r\nSir Alex says it\'s the worst defeat 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');
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 (256,'2011-10-25 06:47:18','210187 210144 210038 210188 210052 210198','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tue 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the trial of the man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates will hear closing speeches today...\r\n\r\nBarristers will address the jury for the final time at Bristol Crown Court before the judge begins his summing up.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak denies Miss Yeates\'s murder but has admitted her manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 REFERENDUM YOUNG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re not going to get the chance to vote on whether we stay in Europe or not.\r\n\r\nLast night - the Government won a vote stopping a referendum on EU membership\r\nby a majority of 372.\r\n\r\nDespite more than 80 Tory MPs rebelling by supporting the motion for a public\r\nvote on Europe- Conservative MP Sir George Young says it shows ministers are\r\nbacking David Cameron.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: that end\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200042.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOMES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A developer\'s been given more time to start work on controversial new homes in Weston.\r\n\r\nPlanning permission was granted for the Wellsea Grove site more than four years ago, but the forty-one planned homes have never been built.\r\n\r\nOpponents claim the development would create problems with traffic, drainage and safety.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lawyers for Dr Conrad Murray have begun setting out their arguments in the Michael Jackson trial. \r\n\r\nThey called witnesses who said the singer often asked for something to help him sleep after shows.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WARM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re all being urged to seek help to stay safe and warm this winter.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council\'s holding an information day at Nailsea\'s Fire Station on Pound Lance today.\r\n\r\nYou can get free advice on everything from home security and repairs to reducing fuel bills through low energy lighting and solar panels.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen has laid a wreath at Australia\'s war memorial.\r\n\r\nHer Majesty has paid her respects to more than 100-thousand men and women who\'ve died serving the Commonwealth country since the First World War.\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'),
 (257,'2011-10-25 07:01:30','210206 210205 209827 210208 210191 210192 210207','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Defence lawyers for Dr Conrad Murray have begun setting out their arguments in the Michael Jackson trial. \r\n\r\nWitnesses have told the court the singer often asked for something to help him sleep after shows.\r\n\r\nDoctor Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Schools and universities face the largest cuts in public spending since the 1950s.\r\n\r\nA new report out says the amount of money earmarked for education will fall by more than 13 per cent over the next four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MARINE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Surfers might not be very happy with Bournemouth\'s artificial surf reef but marine life is thriving on it.\r\n \r\nScientists at Bournemouth Uni say more than a hundred species have been found living on the sand bags..including fish and crustaceans.\r\n\r\nToday they are holding a wildlife event at Boscombe beach from 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>europe</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re not going to get the chance to vote on whether we stay in Europe or not.\r\n\r\nLast night - the Government won a vote stopping a referendum on EU membership by a majority of 372...Despite more than 80 Tory MPs rebelling\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers living in Poole have the chance to say what they think about local services for them - today.\r\n\r\nThirteen to nineteen year olds are being told to be honest about what they think about youth projects and centres, as well as jobs and volunteering - at the Council\'s annual Children\'s Services Conference.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries travel to Colchester tonight - looking to get back out of the league One drop zone..\r\n\r\nBournemouth\'s last trip to the Weston Homes Community Stadium was Eddie Howe\'s last game as manager and current boss Lee Bradbury\'s last as a player.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill is favourite to take over at Leicester after Sven\r\nGoran Eriksson was sacked 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'),
 (258,'2011-10-25 07:56:06','210187 210144 210038 210223 210052 210198','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tue 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in the trial of the man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates will hear closing speeches today...\r\n\r\nBarristers will address the jury for the final time at Bristol Crown Court before the judge begins his summing up.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak denies Miss Yeates\'s murder but has admitted her manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 REFERENDUM YOUNG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re not going to get the chance to vote on whether we stay in Europe or not.\r\n\r\nLast night - the Government won a vote stopping a referendum on EU membership\r\nby a majority of 372.\r\n\r\nDespite more than 80 Tory MPs rebelling by supporting the motion for a public\r\nvote on Europe- Conservative MP Sir George Young says it shows ministers are\r\nbacking David Cameron.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: that end\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200042.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOMES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A developer\'s been given more time to start work on controversial new homes in Weston.\r\n\r\nPlanning permission was granted for the Wellsea Grove site more than four years ago, but the forty-one planned homes have never been built.\r\n\r\nOpponents claim the development would create problems with traffic, drainage and safety.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lawyers for Dr Conrad Murray have begun setting out their defence in the Michael Jackson trial. \r\n\r\nWitnesses have told the court the singer often asked for something to help him sleep after performing.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WARM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re all being urged to seek help to stay safe and warm this winter.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council\'s holding an information day at Nailsea\'s Fire Station on Pound Lance today.\r\n\r\nYou can get free advice on everything from home security and repairs to reducing fuel bills through low energy lighting and solar panels.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen has laid a wreath at Australia\'s war memorial.\r\n\r\nHer Majesty has paid her respects to more than 100-thousand men and women who\'ve died serving the Commonwealth country since the First World War.\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'),
 (259,'2011-10-25 08:01:33','210223 210213 210214 210222 210219 210221 210226','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lawyers for Dr Conrad Murray have begun setting out their defence in the Michael Jackson trial. \r\n\r\nWitnesses have told the court the singer often asked for something to help him sleep after performing.\r\n\r\nMurray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>europe 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 80 of David Cameron\'s own MPs have turned against him in the House of Commons - and voted in favour of asking the public what we think about being involved in Europe.\r\n\r\nBut there WON\'T be a referendum - the idea was thrown out after Cameron got support from Labour and the Lib Dems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MARINE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Surfers might not rate Bournemouth\'s artificial reef but marine life is loving it...\r\n \r\nScientists at Bournemouth Uni say more than a hundred species have been found living on the sand bags..including fish and crustaceans.\r\n\r\nToday they are holding a wildlife event at Boscombe beach from 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>floods 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parts of Britain are expected to be hit by more heavy rain today.\r\n\r\nFlood warnings and alerts are in place for parts of Yorkshire and coastal areas in Cornwall and Devon...but we are going to be ok here in Dorset.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers in Poole get the chance to say what they honestly think about the local services available to them - today.. \r\n\r\nThirteen to nineteen year olds are being asked to rate the towns youth projects and centres..as well as say what they think about job opportunities and volunteering - at the Council\'s annual Children\'s Services Conference.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth will be looking to climb out of the League One drop zone when they travel to Colchester tonight.\r\n\r\nHarry Arter and Joe Partington are unlikely to play because of injury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill is among the favourites to become Leicester boss after Sven-Goran Eriksson left the club 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'),
 (260,'2011-10-25 08:51:07','210244 210239 210220 210228 210242 210241','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tue 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jurors in Joanna yeates muder trial will hear closing speeches today...\r\n\r\nBarristers will address the jury for the final time at Bristol Crown Court before the judge begins his summing up.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak denies murdering Joanna but has admitted her manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gadaffi</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been buried in a secret desert grave.\r\n\r\nMedia reports suggest the burial took place at dawn.\r\n\r\nThe former Libyan dictator was killed in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 REFERENDUM MURRAY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(She\'s MP for South East Cornwall)\r\n\r\nMore than a quarter of Tory MPs have defied their leader to call for a\r\nreferendum on Britain\'s relationship with Europe.\r\n\r\nIt was the worst rebellion over Europe in Conservative history.\r\n\r\nBut the idea was thrown out after David Cameron got support from Labour and\r\nthe Lib Dems.\r\n\r\nRebel Conservative MP Sheryll Murray explains why she voted for the\r\nreferendum.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: did lightly\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HOMES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A controversial development of more than 40 new homes could still be built in Weston...\r\n\r\nA developer\'s been given more time to start work on the Wellsea Grove site more than four years after being given planning permission.\r\n\r\nOpponents claim the development would create problems with traffic, drainage and safety.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>schools 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning cuts in funding at schools and universities could lead to a drop in achievement.\r\n\r\nA new report out says public spending on education in the UK would fall by more than 13 per cent in the next four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WARM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stay safe and warm this winter...\r\n\r\nThat\'s from North Somerset Council who are holding an information day at Nailsea\'s Fire Station today.\r\n\r\nYou can get free advice on everything from home security and repairs to reducing fuel bills through low energy lighting and solar panels.\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'),
 (261,'2011-10-25 09:03:02','210240 210243 209827 210247 210191 210248 210192','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tue 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gadaffi</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been buried in a secret desert grave.\r\n\r\nMedia reports suggest the burial took place at dawn.\r\n\r\nThe former Libyan dictator was killed in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>schools 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning cuts in funding at schools and universities could lead to a drop in achievement.\r\n\r\nA new report out says public spending on education in the UK would fall by more than 13 per cent in the next four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MARINE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Surfers might not be very happy with Bournemouth\'s artificial surf reef but marine life is thriving on it.\r\n \r\nScientists at Bournemouth Uni say more than a hundred species have been found living on the sand bags..including fish and crustaceans.\r\n\r\nToday they are holding a wildlife event at Boscombe beach from 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>europe</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a quarter of Tory MPs have defied their leader to call for a referendum on Britain\'s relationship with Europe.\r\n\r\nBut the idea was thrown out after David Cameron got support from Labour and the Lib Dems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers living in Poole have the chance to say what they think about local services for them - today.\r\n\r\nThirteen to nineteen year olds are being told to be honest about what they think about youth projects and centres, as well as jobs and volunteering - at the Council\'s annual Children\'s Services Conference.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Allegations that Chelsea captain John Terry racially abused QPR defender Anton Ferdinand ARE being investigated by the Met Police.\r\n\r\nThe force says a member of the public has contacted them..\r\n\r\nTerry has strongly denied the claims.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Cherries travel to Colchester tonight - looking to get back out of the league One drop zone..\r\n\r\nBournemouth\'s last trip to the Weston Homes Community Stadium was Eddie Howe\'s last game as manager and current boss Lee Bradbury\'s last as a 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'),
 (262,'2011-10-25 09:08:26','210240 210249 210243 210214 210219 210221 210226','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tue 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gadaffi</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been buried in a secret desert grave.\r\n\r\nMedia reports suggest the burial took place at dawn.\r\n\r\nThe former Libyan dictator was killed in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Defence lawyers for Dr Conrad Murray have begun setting out their arguments in the Michael Jackson trial. \r\n\r\nWitnesses have told the court the singer often asked for something to help him sleep after shows.\r\n\r\nDoctor Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>schools 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a warning cuts in funding at schools and universities could lead to a drop in achievement.\r\n\r\nA new report out says public spending on education in the UK would fall by more than 13 per cent in the next four years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MARINE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Surfers might not rate Bournemouth\'s artificial reef but marine life is loving it...\r\n \r\nScientists at Bournemouth Uni say more than a hundred species have been found living on the sand bags..including fish and crustaceans.\r\n\r\nToday they are holding a wildlife event at Boscombe beach from 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers in Poole get the chance to say what they honestly think about the local services available to them - today.. \r\n\r\nThirteen to nineteen year olds are being asked to rate the towns youth projects and centres..as well as say what they think about job opportunities and volunteering - at the Council\'s annual Children\'s Services Conference.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Bournemouth will be looking to climb out of the League One drop zone when they travel to Colchester tonight.\r\n\r\nHarry Arter and Joe Partington are unlikely to play because of injury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Martin O\'Neill is among the favourites to become Leicester boss after Sven-Goran Eriksson left the club 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'),
 (263,'2011-10-26 06:51:30','210558 210589 210428 210585 210377 210590','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova wed 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 JACKSON LEE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nurse has broken down while giving evidence at the trial of Michael Jackson\'s\r\ndoctor.\r\n\r\nCherilyn Lee claims she refused to give the singer the powerful anaesthetic\r\npropofol.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray denies the charge of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nSpeaking in court with the lawyer David Walgren, the nurse said she tried to\r\nstop Jackson taking the drug.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: that yes\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300058.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>breats 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The breast cancer screening programme is being reviewed because researchers claim the harms may outweigh the benefits.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after researchers concluded that some people are being diagnosed with cancer - even when they\'re healthy.\r\n\r\nThe NHS maintains screening saves over a thousand lives a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEDS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fifty jobs are at risk in Bridgwater after a bed manufacturing firm\'s gone into administration.\r\n\r\nManagers at Norian Beds - who also have a site in Wiltshire - say cashflow problems arose when another firm, Focus DIY, also went into administration - still owing them quarter of a million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winehouse</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest into the death of Amy Winehouse takes place today. \r\n\r\nThe singer was found dead in her home in north London on July 23rd.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BROADBAND1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Residents and business owners are being urged to complete a survey about their broadband needs, so North Somerset Council can identify areas most in need of superfast connections.\r\n\r\nSpeeds of between twenty and fifty meg will be available to over twenty-two thousand homes and a thousand comapnies by 2015 - in a joint venture with neighbouring authorities.\r\n\r\nThe survey\'s on the council\'s website until next Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kylie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kylie Minogue is the top choice to be a judge on X Factor rival, The Voice.\r\n\r\nAccording to this morning\'s tabloids the singer has been offered 1 million pounds to sit on the panel.\r\n\r\nJessie J has already signed up for show - which will air next year.\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'),
 (264,'2011-10-26 07:02:28','210602 210579 210585 210599 210420 210582 210598','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire wed 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A nurse has told the Michael Jackson trial that she tried to stop singer taking the drug that killed him.\r\n\r\nCherilyn Lee broke down as she gave evidence.\r\n\r\nDr Conrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWANAGE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hundred people, evacuated from their homes in Swanage because of a gas leak - have been allowed to move back in.\r\n\r\nThe leak started on Victoria Avenue about nine thirty yesterday morning...and people living nearby were sent to a local church for safety reasons.\r\n\r\nThey were allowed back into theitr homes just before midnight...but work is continuing to mend the leak today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>winehouse</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The inquest into the death of Amy Winehouse takes place today. \r\n\r\nThe singer was found dead in her home in north London on July 23rd.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A leaked study suggests firms should be allowed to sack lazy staff.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph says it\'s seen a government-commissioned report which recommends reforming employment laws - so workers can NOT claim unfair dismissal.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTATHON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirty-six hour non-stop art marathon\'s starting at Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre this morning.\r\n\r\nThe Artathon will see local artist Hazel Evans work through today, tonight and tomorrow to create a new piece with help from musicians, performers, other artists and even members of the public.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stephane Zubar\'s late own goal last night kept Bournemouth in the League One drop zone...as they drew 1 all at Colchester\r\n\r\nThe Cherries had gone ahead after just 16 seconds thanks to a sweet strike from Wes Thomas...but Colchester levelled when Zubar turned the ball into his own net on 72 minutes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>man city</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez is considering legal action against manager Roberto Mancini after being fined four weeks wages for apparently refusing to play in a Champions league match.\r\n\r\nHe has 14 days to appeal.\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'),
 (265,'2011-10-26 08:01:38','210607 210612 210615 210616 210608 210617 210614','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has been hearing from the head of the firm organising the singer\'s concerts in London.\r\n\r\nRandy Phillips told jurors that the star insisted on having Conrad Murray on call 24-7 at the shows.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWANAGE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hundred people who were evacuated from their homes after a gas leak in Swanage - have been allowed back in.\r\n\r\nThey were moved around 9.30 yesterday morning after the leak started on Victoria Avenue...but it was deemed safe for them to return just before midnight.\r\n\r\nThe gas company are continuing to mend the leak today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lazy workers could be sacked by their bosses, if the government accepts the recommendations of a new report.\r\n\r\nA leaked study apparently suggests reforming employment laws, because they allow unproductive staff to \"coast along\" in their jobs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>breast 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The breast cancer screening programme is being reviewed because researchers claim the harms may outweigh the benefits.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after researchers concluded that some people are being diagnosed with cancer - even when they\'re healthy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTATHON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirty-six hour non-stop art marathon\'s getting underway in Poole about now...\r\n\r\nLocal artist Hazel Evans will work through today, tonight and tomorrow at the Lighthouse to create a new piece with help from members of the public.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry is being investigated by the Football Association over allegations of racism.\r\n\r\nBut the Chelsea and England captain says he\'s looking forward to clearing his name.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries remain in the league one drop zone after a late own goal from Stephane Zubar saw them draw one all at Colchester last night.\r\n\r\nWes Thomas put Bournemouth ahead after just 16 seconds  - but the hosts levelled on 72 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'),
 (266,'2011-10-26 08:53:56','210601 210616 210631 210628 210630 210617','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 JACKSON PHILLIPS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has been hearing from the head of the\r\nfirm organising the singer\'s concerts in London.\r\n\r\nRandy Phillips told jurors that the star was excited and committed to\r\nrestarting his career.\r\n\r\nJackson\'s doctor, Conrad Murray, denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMr Phillips says he asked the singer whether he could find a doctor in London\r\nfor the shows, instead of using Murray.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: four seven\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>breast 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The breast cancer screening programme is being reviewed because researchers claim the harms may outweigh the benefits.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after researchers concluded that some people are being diagnosed with cancer - even when they\'re healthy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEDS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fifty jobs are at risk in Bridgwater after a bed manufacturing firm went into administration.\r\n\r\nManagers at Norian Beds - who also have a site in Wiltshire - say cashflow problems arose when another firm that owed them a quarter of a million pounds went into administration themselves.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s being advised to give companies the right to sack lazy members of staff without explaining their reasons.\r\n\r\nA leaked report\'s calling for employees\' rights to change - with unfair dismissal procedures being scrapped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BROADBAND2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 23 thousand homes and businesses in Somerset are set to get superfast broadband...\r\n\r\nand to make sure we don\'t miss out here in the north of the county, the council want to know how much we need it...so they and other local authories can decide which areas to focus on.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a survey for you to fill out on their website.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry is being investigated by the Football Association over allegations of racism.\r\n\r\nBut the Chelsea and England captain says he\'s looking forward to clearing his name.\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'),
 (267,'2011-10-26 09:02:37','210626 210624 210627 210616 210629 210625 210582','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The trail of Michael Jackson\'s doctor has heard how the singer insisted on having Doctor Conrad Murray on hand at all times.\r\n\r\nThe head of the entertainment group organising Jackson\'s planned concerts in London says he refused a request to hire a local medic for his time in Britain.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWANAGE3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hundred people who were evacuated from their homes after a gas leak in Swanage - have been allowed back in.\r\n\r\nThey were moved around 9.30 yesterday morning after the leak started on Victoria Avenue...\r\n\r\nThe road is still closed today as the gas company continue to try and mend the leak.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s being advised to give companies the right to sack lazy members of staff without explaining their reasons.\r\n\r\nA leaked report\'s calling for employees\' rights to change - with unfair dismissal procedures being scrapped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>breast 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The breast cancer screening programme is being reviewed because researchers claim the harms may outweigh the benefits.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after researchers concluded that some people are being diagnosed with cancer - even when they\'re healthy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England and Chelsea footballer John Terry is promising to clear his name after being told he\'s facing an FA investigation into allegations of racism against QPR defender Anton Ferdinand during a game.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTATHON 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirty-six hour non-stop art marathon\'s underway in Poole..\r\n\r\nLocal artist Hazel Evans is working through today, tonight and tomorrow at the Lighthouse to create a new piece with help from members of the public.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stephane Zubar\'s late own goal last night kept Bournemouth in the League One drop zone...as they drew 1 all at Colchester\r\n\r\nThe Cherries had gone ahead after just 16 seconds thanks to a sweet strike from Wes Thomas...but Colchester levelled when Zubar turned the ball into his own net on 72 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'),
 (268,'2011-10-26 09:52:16','210641 210651 210636 210628 210630 210629','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating - after a woman\'s body was found on the railway line near Bridgewater.\r\n\r\nTrains between Weston and Taunton were suspended last night after the discovery was made just before 4pm.\r\n\r\nHer death is currently being treated as unexplained - and a post mortem\'s due to be done today...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s former nutritionist has broken down in tears as she described how she tried to stop him taking the drug that killed him.\r\n\r\nCherylin Lee told the trial of Jackson\'s doctor that the singer had asked her for propofol two months before he died..\r\n\r\nConrad Murry denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 BREAST RICHARDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Researchers are split on the benefits of breast cancer screening, because it\r\ncauses some women to be misdiagnosed.\r\n\r\nThe national cancer director has launched an independent review after evidence\r\nthat it could be doing more harm than good.\r\n\r\nBut Professor Sir Mike Richards says based on CURRENT advice, women should\r\ncontinue getting screened.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: at this\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s being advised to give companies the right to sack lazy members of staff without explaining their reasons.\r\n\r\nA leaked report\'s calling for employees\' rights to change - with unfair dismissal procedures being scrapped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BROADBAND2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 23 thousand homes and businesses in Somerset are set to get superfast broadband...\r\n\r\nand to make sure we don\'t miss out here in the north of the county, the council want to know how much we need it...so they and other local authories can decide which areas to focus on.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a survey for you to fill out on their website.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England and Chelsea footballer John Terry is promising to clear his name after being told he\'s facing an FA investigation into allegations of racism against QPR defender Anton Ferdinand during a game.\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'),
 (269,'2011-10-26 10:00:09','210652 210647 210656 210627 210625 210614 210629','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s former nutritionist has broken down in tears as she described how she tried to stop him taking the drug that killed him.\r\n\r\nCherylin Lee told the trial of Jackson\'s doctor that the singer had asked her for propofol two months before he died..\r\n\r\nConrad Murry denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWANAGE4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A road in Swanage remains closed this morning - after a gas leak forced around a hundred people to be evacuated from their homes.\r\n\r\nThose living on Victoria Avenue have been allowed back into their houses now after the leak started at 9.30am yesterday - but the road won\'t be re-open until the leak is fixed.\r\n\r\nThe gas company are still at the scene.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>breast 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Women are being advised to continue to get screened for breast cancer, despite worries about its effectiveness.\r\n\r\nAn independent review is looking at the system, after researchers suggested the harms may outweigh the benefits.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lazy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s being advised to give companies the right to sack lazy members of staff without explaining their reasons.\r\n\r\nA leaked report\'s calling for employees\' rights to change - with unfair dismissal procedures being scrapped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARTATHON 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thirty-six hour non-stop art marathon\'s underway in Poole..\r\n\r\nLocal artist Hazel Evans is working through today, tonight and tomorrow at the Lighthouse to create a new piece with help from members of the public.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Cherries remain in the league one drop zone after a late own goal from Stephane Zubar saw them draw one all at Colchester last night.\r\n\r\nWes Thomas put Bournemouth ahead after just 16 seconds  - but the hosts levelled on 72 minutes.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England and Chelsea footballer John Terry is promising to clear his name after being told he\'s facing an FA investigation into allegations of racism against QPR defender Anton Ferdinand during a game.\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'),
 (270,'2011-10-27 06:50:21','210981 210994 210947 210986 210996 210831 211003','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will begin a second day of deliberations later.\r\n\r\nThe jury at Bristol Crown Court have been urged to reach a unanimous decision, and not allow emotion or sympathy towards her family to cloud their judgment.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak admits manslaughter, but denies murdering Joanna.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After ten hours of talks, EU leaders have agreed a deal to solve the eurozone crisis.\r\n\r\nThey have put together a plan to recapitalise banks in exchange for them agreeing to write off half of Greece\'s debts.\r\n\r\nEuropean Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso says he\'s confident the deal will work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 EU-add BARROSO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(add cut)\r\n\r\nEuropean Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso says he\'s confident the deal\r\nwill work.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: a sprint\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400058.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>16- and 17-year olds who threaten someone with a knife are going to face automatic jail sentences.\r\n\r\nIt could see as many as 400 teenagers every year being locked up in detention centres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>thailand 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British travellers have been advised to avoid travelling to Bangkok.\r\n\r\nTorrential rainfall across Thailand has killed more than 350 people and caused flash floods, mudslides and widespread disruption.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBRARY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Redevelopment work at Weston Town Hall - including relocating the central library there - is on track, according to North Somerset Council.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now looking at options for the future of the old library building on the Boulevard.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'ll \'come down to the most viable, sustainable and cost effective solution\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rhythmix</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor contestants Rhythmix are changing their name.\r\n\r\nThe girl group will be known as something else after a charity also called Rhythmix asked them to change it.\r\n\r\nA spokesperson for the ITV talent show said the group will reveal their new name \"in due course\".\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'),
 (271,'2011-10-27 07:02:16','210994 210947 210978 210986 211009 210979 210998','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thur 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After ten hours of talks, EU leaders have agreed a deal to solve the eurozone crisis.\r\n\r\nThey have put together a plan to recapitalise banks in exchange for them agreeing to write off half of Greece\'s debts.\r\n\r\nEuropean Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso says he\'s confident the deal will work.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 EU-add BARROSO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(add cut)\r\n\r\nEuropean Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso says he\'s confident the deal\r\nwill work.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: a sprint\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:18]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400058.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLISION1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s underway after a cyclist suffered a broken leg when being hit by a police car in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Tuesday afternoon at the junction of Charminster Road in Moordown when the vehicle was responding to an emergency call.\r\n\r\nThe incident\'s been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>16- and 17-year olds who threaten someone with a knife are going to face automatic jail sentences.\r\n\r\nIt could see as many as 400 teenagers every year being locked up in detention centres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARSON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Farmers are being warned to keep an eye out for arsonists after a rise in the number of barn fires in Dorset. \r\n\r\nThere have been 16 barn fires between April and October -  compared to just six during the same time period last year.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire are recommending farmers install security lights and regularly check their outbuildings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Lighthouse Centre\'s been given over twenty-three thousand pounds for a project celebrating the construction of the new Twin Sails bridge to Hamworthy.\r\n\r\nBetween now and March next year - when it\'s due to open - the Lighthosue will work with local teenagers on both sides of the water - to create an Armada of boats, as well as a series of short films about characters inspired by the harbour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a dramatic night in the Carling Cup fourth round.\r\n\r\n10-man Chelsea needed extra-time to beat Everton 2-1 at Goodison...Blackburn also needed extra-time as they overcame Newcastle 4-3.\r\n\r\nManchester City thrashed Wolves 5-2 while Liverpool won 2-1 at 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'),
 (272,'2011-10-27 08:02:38','211030 210995 211025 211027 211009 211024 211028','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thur 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s finally been agreement about Europe\'s debt crisis - potentially saving the single currency and preventing another recession.\r\n\r\nThe deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece\'s debts by half, and they\'ll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future problems.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says he is pleased with what\'s been agreed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 EU CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)\r\n\r\nThere\'s finally been agreement about Europe\'s debt crisis - potentially saving\r\nthe single currency and preventing another recession.\r\n\r\nThe deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece\'s debts by\r\nhalf, and they\'ll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future\r\nproblems.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll also be more money set aside in the bail out fund - to help out other\r\nvulnerable countries.\r\n\r\nLast night David Cameron said he was pleased with what\'s been agreed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: been agreed\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLISION2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s suffered a broken leg when being hit by a police car that was responding to an emergency in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Tuesday afternoon at the junction of Charminster Road in Moordown.\r\n\r\nThe Independent Police Complaints Commission has been told - and an investigation\'s underway.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers who threaten people with knives could face tougher jail terms in future.\r\n\r\nBased on current convictions, that would mean up to 400 offenders aged 16 and 17 being sent to prison every year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARSON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Farmers are being warned to keep an eye out for arsonists after a rise in the number of barn fires in Dorset. \r\n\r\nThere have been 16 barn fires between April and October -  compared to just six during the same time period last year.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire are recommending farmers install security lights and regularly check their outbuildings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Lighthouse in Poole has been given 23 thousand pounds for a project to celebrate the new Twin Sails bridge to Hamworthy.\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna work with local teenagers on both sides of the water - to create an Armada of boats and a series of short films about characters inspired by the harbour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - Manchester City have thrashed Wolves 5-2 to reach the Carling Cup quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nThere were also wins for Chelsea, Liverpool and Blackburn.\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'),
 (273,'2011-10-27 08:51:21','210981 211030 210995 211027 211034 210831 210990','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thur 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will begin a second day of deliberations later.\r\n\r\nThe jury at Bristol Crown Court have been urged to reach a unanimous decision, and not allow emotion or sympathy towards her family to cloud their judgment.\r\n\r\nVincent Tabak admits manslaughter, but denies murdering Joanna.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s finally been agreement about Europe\'s debt crisis - potentially saving the single currency and preventing another recession.\r\n\r\nThe deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece\'s debts by half, and they\'ll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future problems.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron says he is pleased with what\'s been agreed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 EU CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)\r\n\r\nThere\'s finally been agreement about Europe\'s debt crisis - potentially saving\r\nthe single currency and preventing another recession.\r\n\r\nThe deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece\'s debts by\r\nhalf, and they\'ll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future\r\nproblems.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll also be more money set aside in the bail out fund - to help out other\r\nvulnerable countries.\r\n\r\nLast night David Cameron said he was pleased with what\'s been agreed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: been agreed\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400094.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers who threaten people with knives could face tougher jail terms in future.\r\n\r\nBased on current convictions, that would mean up to 400 offenders aged 16 and 17 being sent to prison every year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>thailand 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British travellers are being warned to avoid Thailand\'s capital Bangkok.\r\n\r\nThe city\'s being hit by flooding that\'s killed hundreds elsewhere in the country.\r\n\r\nThe main airport is still open.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LIBRARY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Redevelopment work at Weston Town Hall - including relocating the central library there - is on track, according to North Somerset Council.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now looking at options for the future of the old library building on the Boulevard.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'ll \'come down to the most viable, sustainable and cost effective solution\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-CLARKSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has abandoned an injunction to prevent\r\nallegations about his private life being published.\r\n\r\nThe gagging order prevented the publication of personal details, including a\r\nclaim he had an affair with his first wife, while married to his current wife.\r\n\r\nWhen explaining why he ditched the court order, Clarkson says there\'s an\r\nassumption of guilt which goes hand in hand with an injunction.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:24]\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'),
 (274,'2011-10-27 09:03:22','211041 210978 211044 211043 211024 211042','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thur 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>European leaders have agreed a deal that they hope will solve the eurozone crisis.\r\n\r\nBanks are writing off 50 percent of Greek debt, they\'ll also have to boost their cash reserves.\r\n\r\nAnd there\'s been agreement to increase the amount of cash in a bail-out fund, in case other countries get into trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLISION1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s underway after a cyclist suffered a broken leg when being hit by a police car in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Tuesday afternoon at the junction of Charminster Road in Moordown when the vehicle was responding to an emergency call.\r\n\r\nThe incident\'s been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to bring in automatic jail sentences for 16- and 17-year-olds who threaten someone with a knife.\r\n\r\nIt could mean 400 teenagers a year being given four-month terms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARSON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Farmers are being warned to keep an eye out for arsonists after a rise in the number of barn fires in Dorset. \r\n\r\nThere have been 16 barn fires between April and October -  compared to just six during the same time period last year.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire are recommending farmers install security lights.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Lighthouse in Poole has been given 23 thousand pounds for a project to celebrate the new Twin Sails bridge to Hamworthy.\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna work with local teenagers on both sides of the water - to create an Armada of boats and a series of short films about characters inspired by the harbour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas say the squad have dedicated their 2-1 Carling Cup victory at Everton to under-fire captain John Terry.\r\n\r\nThe England skipper - who didn\'t play last night - denies allegations of racism during a previous 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'),
 (275,'2011-10-27 09:52:24','211056 211066 211044 211050 210997 211065','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova thur 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 YEATES WEBSTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will begin a second day of\r\ndeliberations later.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been told NOT to allow emotion or sympathy towards her family to cloud\r\ntheir judgment.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Isabel Webster reports from Bristol Crown Court:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: their verdict\r\nDuration: 22\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400133.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor says Eurozone leaders have put the continent\'s economy on \"the right road\". \r\n\r\nThey reached a deal this morning to solve the crisis in the single currency. \r\n\r\nBanks are having to write off 50 percent of Greek debt, and the Eurozone bailout fund will be increased to 1-trillion Euros.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to bring in automatic jail sentences for 16- and 17-year-olds who threaten someone with a knife.\r\n\r\nIt could mean 400 teenagers a year being given four-month terms.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DISABLED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been jailed for stealing money and medication from a disabled family friend he was staying with in Clevedon.\r\n\r\nSteven Porter - who took John Betten\'s bank card and withdrew seventeen hundred pounds - has been sentenced to nine months in prison.\r\n\r\nThe thirty-six year old originally pleaded not guilty, but admitted the charges a couple of days before he was due to face trial.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>thailand 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>British travellers have been advised to avoid travelling to Bangkok.\r\n\r\nTorrential rainfall across Thailand has killed more than 350 people and caused flash floods, mudslides and widespread disruption.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>clocks</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new campaign\'s being launched calling for a three-year trial to shift UK clocks forward by one hour throughout the year.\r\n\r\nRoad safety charity Brake says it would save lives because accidents increase four-fold at this time of year.\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'),
 (276,'2011-10-27 10:03:37','211067 211025 211071 211027 211043 211072 211073','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire thur 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>eu 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chancellor says Eurozone leaders have put the continent\'s economy on \"the right road\". \r\n\r\nThey reached a deal this morning to solve the crisis in the single currency. \r\n\r\nBanks are having to write off 50 percent of Greek debt, and the Eurozone bailout fund will be increased to 1-trillion Euros.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLISION2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s suffered a broken leg when being hit by a police car that was responding to an emergency in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Tuesday afternoon at the junction of Charminster Road in Moordown.\r\n\r\nThe Independent Police Complaints Commission has been told - and an investigation\'s underway.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>yeates 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will begin a second day of deliberations later.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been told NOT to allow emotion or sympathy towards her family to cloud their judgment.\r\n\r\nVincent tabak admits manslaughter but denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knives 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers who threaten people with knives could face tougher jail terms in future.\r\n\r\nBased on current convictions, that would mean up to 400 offenders aged 16 and 17 being sent to prison every year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARSON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Farmers are being warned to keep an eye out for arsonists after a rise in the number of barn fires in Dorset. \r\n\r\nThere have been 16 barn fires between April and October -  compared to just six during the same time period last year.\r\n\r\nDorset Fire are recommending farmers install security lights.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>enders 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EastEnders will be on five nights a week for one week only next month as it welcomes a new face to the square.\r\n\r\nJamie Foreman will play Derek Branning and viewers will see him arrive in Walford as his younger brother Max returns to the show.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - Manchester City have thrashed Wolves 5-2 to reach the Carling Cup quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nThere were also wins for Chelsea, Liverpool and Blackburn in the competition.\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'),
 (277,'2011-10-28 06:52:28','211418 211417 211217 211377 211402 211415','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will continue to consider its verdict today.\r\n\r\nThe judge has urged the six men and six women trying her neighbour Vincent Tabak at Bristol Crown Court to reach a unanimous decision.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old denies murder but admits the manslaughter of the 25 year old at her flat last Christmas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rescuers have discovered a 13 year-old boy alive in the rubble, five days after a huge earthquake in eastern Turkey.\r\n\r\nHe was found under a collapsed building..550 people have been killed in the quake.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SANDS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The demolition of Weston\'s old Sands nightclub will start this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThe building on Beach Road is being knocked down as part of the thirty million pound Dolphin Square regeneration project.\r\n\r\nThe bulldozers are set to move in from about half past two.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>007  NHS PICKLES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(amedns outwords).\r\n\r\nThere are new fears about the safety of our personal information after claims\r\nNHS staff breached confidentiality rules more than 800 times over 3 years.\r\n\r\nAccording to Big Brother Watch - in one case a patient\'s picture was posted on\r\nFacebook.\r\n\r\nNick Pickles, director of the campaign group, says the confidentiality of NHS\r\nrecords were breached five times every week:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 007 \r\nOUT WORDS: THE ICEBERG\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500062.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shopkeepers are being asked not to sell eggs and flour to young people in the run-up to halloween.\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police are working to make sure the festivities across this weekend, and on the day itself - Monday - remain safe and free of anti-social behaviour.\r\n\r\nExtra staff are being brought in to take on an anticipated increase in the number of 999 calls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stacey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stacey Solomon\'s revealed she\'s going to be a mum again.\r\n\r\nThe 22-year-old X Factor finalist is expecting a baby with boyfriend Aaron Barham...and says they\'re both really excited.\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'),
 (278,'2011-10-28 07:03:57','211405 211283 211409 211416 211414 211410','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 fri</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An anti-establishment protest - that\'s famously hit New York and London - has reached Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe Occupy Movement\'s local branch - established just two weeks ago - is to set up camp in the heart of the town from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nThe demonstrators say they stand against \'social and economic injustice\' - including cutbacks by local councils.\r\n\r\nMatt\'s one of them:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OCCUPY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OCCUPY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth chairman Eddie Mitchell says a new partner has bought a fifty perent stake in the club.\r\n\r\nIn a statement, he says contracts have been exchanged for the purchase of Steve Sly and Jeff Mostyn\'s shares - and that more details will be released next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 500 pound reward\'s being offered to catch the man who punched another man - breaking his jaw in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s 26 was hit from behind in the early hours of September the 3rd on Cunningham Crescent. He needed surgery after - to mend 6 broken bones in his jaw.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rescuers have discovered a 13 year-old boy alive in the rubble, five days after a huge earthquake in eastern Turkey.\r\n\r\nHe was found under a collapsed building..550 people have been killed in the quake.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stacey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stacey Solomon\'s revealed she\'s going to be a mum again.\r\n\r\nThe 22-year-old X Factor finalist is expecting a baby with boyfriend Aaron Barham...and says they\'re both really excited.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez has had his Manchester City fine halved.\r\n\r\nThe club penalised him for breaching his contract - but the players union refused to sanction a penalty of four weeks wages.\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'),
 (279,'2011-10-28 07:45:23','211418 211391 211433 211434 211432 211435','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will continue to consider its verdict today.\r\n\r\nThe judge has urged the six men and six women trying her neighbour Vincent Tabak at Bristol Crown Court to reach a unanimous decision.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old denies murder but admits the manslaughter of the 25 year old at her flat last Christmas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 COMMONWEALTH CAMERON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Commonwealth leaders are meeting in Australia where they could agree to scrap\r\nthe rule that says a male has priority to the throne.\r\n\r\nThe Queen has opened the Heads of Government Meeting in Perth.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister thinks the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is\r\nthe ideal spur to reform the order.\r\n\r\nHe says it\'ll be discussed among the 16 leaders of countries which have the\r\nQueen as the head of state.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: of modernisation\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500076.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SANDS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s old Sands nightclub is gonna be pulled down this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThe building on Beach Road is being demolished as part of the thirty million pound Dolphin Square regeneration project.\r\n\r\nThe bulldozers are set to move in from about half past two.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>turkey 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rescuers have pulled a 13-year-old boy alive from the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in eastern Turkey.\r\n\r\nHe was trapped for over 100 hours after a massive earthquake killed at least 550 people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Extra staff are being drafted in to answer 999 calls for Avon and Somerset police over Halloween..\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s one of their busiest times of year for anti-social behaviour...and are also urging shopkeepers in North Somerset to not sell eggs and flour to young people this weekend and Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nkotb 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys have announced a European tour. \r\n\r\nTickets go on sale this morning to see the 90\'s boybands with dates in the UK in April and May next year.\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'),
 (280,'2011-10-28 07:54:13','211445 211428 211446 211447 211436 211448','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as a hundred and fifty demonstrators are to start camping out in the centre of Bournemouth from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of the Occupy Movement - which has seen anti-establishment protests across the world, most famously outside St pauls Cathedral in London.\r\n\r\nThe campaigners say they want to stop cutbacks...\r\n\r\nMatt is one of them, and says they don\'t want any violence:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OCCUPY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OCCUPY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth directors Jeff Mostyn and Steve Sly have sold their 50% stake in the football club. \r\n\r\nThe deal was announced by Cherries chairman Eddie Mitchell..who says more details will be released next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a man had his jaw broken in Bournemouth - a 500 pound reward\'s now being offered to catch the man who punched him...\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s 26 was hit from behind in the early hours of September the 3rd on Cunningham Crescent. He needed surgery after - to mend 6 broken bones in his jaw.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>throne 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is heading up talks to change the royal family\'s 300-year-old rules of succession.\r\n\r\nAt the moment, male heirs to the throne are given priority over females - even if the sister is the older sibling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nkotb 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys have announced a European tour. \r\n\r\nTickets go on sale this morning to see the 90\'s boybands with dates in the UK in April and May next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City have hit out at the PFA which has refused to allow them to fine Carlos Tevez four weeks\' wages.\r\n\r\nCity say they\'re unhappy the footballers\' union has capped the fine at two weeks\' pay.\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'),
 (281,'2011-10-28 08:56:13','211405 211283 211409 211464 211465 211448','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An anti-establishment protest - that\'s famously hit New York and London - has reached Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe Occupy Movement\'s local branch - established just two weeks ago - is to set up camp in the heart of the town from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nThe demonstrators say they stand against \'social and economic injustice\' - including cutbacks by local councils.\r\n\r\nMatt\'s one of them:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OCCUPY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OCCUPY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth chairman Eddie Mitchell says a new partner has bought a fifty perent stake in the club.\r\n\r\nIn a statement, he says contracts have been exchanged for the purchase of Steve Sly and Jeff Mostyn\'s shares - and that more details will be released next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 500 pound reward\'s being offered to catch the man who punched another man - breaking his jaw in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s 26 was hit from behind in the early hours of September the 3rd on Cunningham Crescent. He needed surgery after - to mend 6 broken bones in his jaw.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cancer Research UK predicts that the number of people contracting the condition is set to increase by 45 per cent over the next two decades.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile new research has shown aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of bowel cancer in people who\'ve got a family history of the disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>throne 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is heading up talks today which could see changes to the laws of royal succession.\r\n\r\nIf all the heads of state agree it would allow the first born daughter to take the throne ahead of her younger brothers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City have hit out at the PFA which has refused to allow them to fine Carlos Tevez four weeks\' wages.\r\n\r\nCity say they\'re unhappy the footballers\' union has capped the fine at two weeks\' pay.\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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 (282,'2011-10-28 09:27:11','211472 211470 211217 211460 211402 211415','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will continue to consider its verdict for a 3rd day...\r\n\r\nThe judge has urged the six men and six women trying her neighbour Vincent Tabak at Bristol Crown Court to reach a unanimous decision.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old denies murder but admits manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cancer 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cancer Research UK predicts that the number of people contracting the condition is set to increase by 45 per cent over the next two decades.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile new research has shown aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of bowel cancer in people who\'ve got a family history of the disease.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SANDS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The demolition of Weston\'s old Sands nightclub will start this afternoon.\r\n\r\nThe building on Beach Road is being knocked down as part of the thirty million pound Dolphin Square regeneration project.\r\n\r\nThe bulldozers are set to move in from about half past two.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>021 VITAMIN D SILMAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a marked increase in the number of children being admitted to\r\nhospital with rickets.\r\n\r\nResearchers say it\'s down to lifestyle changes such as parents putting too\r\nmuch sunscreen on their children or keeping them indoors.\r\n\r\nProfessor Alan Silman, who\'s medical director for Arthritis Research UK, says\r\nvitamin D can be made naturally through exposure to sunlight.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 021\r\nOUT WORDS: grow older\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500112.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Shopkeepers are being asked not to sell eggs and flour to young people in the run-up to halloween.\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police are working to make sure the festivities across this weekend, and on the day itself - Monday - remain safe and free of anti-social behaviour.\r\n\r\nExtra staff are being brought in to take on an anticipated increase in the number of 999 calls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stacey 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Stacey Solomon\'s revealed she\'s going to be a mum again.\r\n\r\nThe 22-year-old X Factor finalist is expecting a baby with boyfriend Aaron Barham...and says they\'re both really excited.\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'),
 (283,'2011-10-28 09:57:01','211445 211473 211446 211478 211428 211477','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>As many as a hundred and fifty demonstrators are to start camping out in the centre of Bournemouth from tomorrow.\r\n\r\nIt\'s part of the Occupy Movement - which has seen anti-establishment protests across the world, most famously outside St pauls Cathedral in London.\r\n\r\nThe campaigners say they want to stop cutbacks...\r\n\r\nMatt is one of them, and says they don\'t want any violence:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: OCCUPY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\OCCUPY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will continue to consider its verdict for a 3rd day...\r\n\r\nThe judge has urged them to reach a unanimous decision.\r\n\r\nThe 33-year-old Vincent Tabak denies murder but admits manslaughter\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>JAW 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After a man had his jaw broken in Bournemouth - a 500 pound reward\'s now being offered to catch the man who punched him...\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s 26 was hit from behind in the early hours of September the 3rd on Cunningham Crescent. He needed surgery after - to mend 6 broken bones in his jaw.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>throne 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is holding talks with Commonwealth leaders in Australia about change the royal family\'s 300-year-old rules of succession.\r\n\r\nAt the moment, male heirs to the throne are given priority over females - even if the sister is the older sibling.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>AFC Bournemouth directors Jeff Mostyn and Steve Sly have sold their 50% stake in the football club. \r\n\r\nThe deal was announced by Cherries chairman Eddie Mitchell..who says more details will be released next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand is expected to give evidence to the FA later over his alleged racist row with John Terry.\r\n\r\nThe Chelsea captain denies racial abuse.\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'),
 (284,'2011-10-31 06:51:04','212253 212330 212332 212335 212321 212340','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova mon 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 ADOPTION COLEMAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>League tables on adoption are going to be published later.\r\n\r\nThe move is designed to name and shame local councils in England that drag\r\ntheir feet when it comes to finding parents for kids.\r\n\r\n3- thousand 6-hundred children under the\r\nage of one are in care - but only 60 were adopted last year.\r\n\r\nHowever, Jeffrey Coleman, from the British Association for Adoption and\r\nFostering says finding a home for siblings and older children is also a problem:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: encouragement available\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100036.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A one mile stretch of a Portishead road will be closed in four stages from today for resurfacing work.\r\n\r\nA hundred and fifteen thousand pounds is being spent on extra layers of tarmac for Nore Road to strengthen it for the winter.\r\n\r\nOne section was done two years ago but was found not to reach the required standard and is being patched at no cost to the council.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students should wait until AFTER they have their A-Level results before applying to go to university.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the admissions service UCAS is suggesting in a report - it claims the current system is too complex.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quantas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Australian airline Qantas has resumed flights, after grounding its entire fleet over the weekend because of industrial action.\r\n\r\nBosses admit it\'ll be Wednesday before it can operate a full schedule of flights.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coastguard had to rescue a kite surfer who\'d lost control of his kite off Uphill beach yesterday...\r\n\r\nThey found him unable to swim to shore as he was battling the tide.\r\n\r\nThe RNLI say he wasn\'t hurt - but very tired.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sophie Habibis is the latest to be booted off the X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old London barmaid faced Misha B in the sing off - and her own mentor Kelly Rowland, who voted over the\r\nphone - decided it was time for her to go.\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'),
 (285,'2011-10-31 07:01:56','212318 212329 212332 211726 212319 212334','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire mon 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been badly hurt when he was attacked by group of men outside a Bournemouth pub.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s thought to be in his twenties - is in a critical condition in hospital after the assault outside the Seabourne Pub near Pokesdown railway station at 10pm on Saturday.\r\n\r\nPolice say the men made off towards Boscombe afterwards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adoption 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'ll name and shame authorities that are failing children who are put up for fostering and adoption.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s planning to release league tables of councils, after it emerged just 60 babies were adopted in England last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students should wait until AFTER they have their A-Level results before applying to go to university.\r\n\r\nThat\'s what the admissions service UCAS is suggesting in a report - it claims the current system is too complex.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MASTERPLAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Master Plan for Poole Harbour\'s going on public show today.\r\n\r\nThe document by Poole Harbour Commissioners sets out the long-term future of the commerical port, and wider ventures.\r\n\r\nYou can take a look and have your say at the Dolphin Shopping Centre between nine A-M and five P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coastguard had to help rescue a teenage girl who\'d fallen on rocks at Durdle Door yesterday...\r\n\r\nShe was out coasteering when she fell and hurt her face and shoulder around 11 am.\r\n\r\nThe ambulance were also called..and she was taken to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries maintained their impressive away record – with a 3-1 win at Preston on Saturday...\r\n\r\nThe result saw Bournemouth move out of the league one relegation zone..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Cherries will face Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup next month.\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'),
 (286,'2011-10-31 07:48:39','212353 212358 212360 212361 212359 212350','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adoption 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'ll name and shame authorities that are failing children who are put up for fostering and adoption.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s planning to release league tables of councils, after it emerged just 60 babies were adopted in England last year.\r\n\r\nOn average - children have to wait 2 years and 7 months to be found a new home.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students could apply to university AFTER getting their A Level results, in a new system being proposed by UCAS.\r\n\r\nTeenagers would sit the exams earlier and make their choices over the summer - with courses starting mid-October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of a Portishead road will be closed in four stages from today for resurfacing work.\r\n\r\nA hundred and fifteen thousand pounds is being spent on extra layers of tarmac for Nore Road to strengthen it for the winter.\r\n\r\nOne section was done two years ago but it\'s already got damaged again so will be done for free.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quantas 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Qantas Airways says its flight schedule may not return to normal until Wednesday.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after an Australian court intervened in a bitter labour dispute that prompted the airline to ground its entire fleet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A kite surfer who\'d lost control of his kite off Uphill beach had to be rescued by the coastguard yesterday...\r\n\r\nThey found him unable to swim to shore as he was battling against the tide.\r\n\r\nThe RNLI say he wasn\'t hurt - but very tired.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wino</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An album featuring unheard material by Amy Winehouse is to be released just months after the singer\'s death.\r\n\r\nAccording to the Sun, \"Amy Winehouse Lioness: Hidden Treasures\" will help raise money for the charity set up in her name after she died in July.\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'),
 (287,'2011-10-31 08:02:08','212318 212354 212357 211726 212319 212349 212334','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been badly hurt when he was attacked by group of men outside a Bournemouth pub.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s thought to be in his twenties - is in a critical condition in hospital after the assault outside the Seabourne Pub near Pokesdown railway station at 10pm on Saturday.\r\n\r\nPolice say the men made off towards Boscombe afterwards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adoption 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'ll name and shame authorities that are failing children who are put up for fostering and adoption.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s planning to release league tables of councils, after it emerged just 60 babies were adopted in England last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>uni 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students could apply to university AFTER getting their A Level results, in a new system being proposed by UCAS.\r\n\r\nTeenagers would sit the exams earlier and make their choices over the summer - with courses starting mid-October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MASTERPLAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Master Plan for Poole Harbour\'s going on public show today.\r\n\r\nThe document by Poole Harbour Commissioners sets out the long-term future of the commerical port, and wider ventures.\r\n\r\nYou can take a look and have your say at the Dolphin Shopping Centre between nine A-M and five P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coastguard had to help rescue a teenage girl who\'d fallen on rocks at Durdle Door yesterday...\r\n\r\nShe was out coasteering when she fell and hurt her face and shoulder around 11 am.\r\n\r\nThe ambulance were also called..and she was taken to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wino</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An album featuring unheard material by Amy Winehouse is to be released just months after the singer\'s death.\r\n\r\nAccording to the Sun, \"Amy Winehouse Lioness: Hidden Treasures\" will help raise money for the charity set up in her name after she died in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries maintained their impressive away record – with a 3-1 win at Preston on Saturday...\r\n\r\nThe result saw Bournemouth move out of the league one relegation zone..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Cherries will face Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup next month.\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'),
 (288,'2011-10-31 09:03:30','212375 212378 212380 211726 212377 212334','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s critically ill in hospital- after being attacked by group of men outside a Bournemouth pub.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s thought to be in his twenties was assaulted outside the Seabourne Pub near Pokesdown railway station at 10pm on Saturday.\r\n\r\nPolice say the men made off towards Boscombe afterwards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>npower 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy supplier npower has been fined two million pounds by the regulator Ofgem for mishandling customer complaints.\r\n\r\nOfgem says the firm failed to record details of complaints or deal with them properly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students could apply to university AFTER getting their A Level results, in the biggest shakeup of the system for 50 years.\r\n\r\nTeenagers would sit the exams earlier and make their choices over the summer - with courses starting mid-October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MASTERPLAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Master Plan for Poole Harbour\'s going on public show today.\r\n\r\nThe document by Poole Harbour Commissioners sets out the long-term future of the commerical port, and wider ventures.\r\n\r\nYou can take a look and have your say at the Dolphin Shopping Centre between nine A-M and five P-M.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage girl who\'d fallen on rocks at Durdle Door - had to be rescued by the coastguard yesterday...\r\n\r\nShe was out coasteering when she fell and hurt her face and shoulder around 11 am.\r\n\r\nAn ambulance was also called..and she was taken to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries maintained their impressive away record – with a 3-1 win at Preston on Saturday...\r\n\r\nThe result saw Bournemouth move out of the league one relegation zone..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Cherries will face Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup next month.\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'),
 (289,'2011-10-31 09:42:41','212378 212379 212389 212360 212380 212321 212390','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>npower 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy supplier npower has been fined two million pounds by the regulator Ofgem for mishandling customer complaints.\r\n\r\nOfgem says the firm failed to record details of complaints or deal with them properly.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adoption 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Local authorities which fail to help families adopt are to be named and shamed.\r\n\r\nIt\'s one part of a shake up of the adoption system being announced by the Prime Minister.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>household</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The household emergency repair company Homeserve has announced an investigation into possible mis-selling of policies by one of its call centres.\r\n\r\nIt says it\'s halted sales calls and is retraining staff, and is co-operating with the Financial Services Authority.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADWORKS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of a Portishead road will be closed in four stages from today for resurfacing work.\r\n\r\nA hundred and fifteen thousand pounds is being spent on extra layers of tarmac for Nore Road to strengthen it for the winter.\r\n\r\nOne section was done two years ago but it\'s already got damaged again so will be done for free.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students could apply to university AFTER getting their A Level results, in the biggest shakeup of the system for 50 years.\r\n\r\nTeenagers would sit the exams earlier and make their choices over the summer - with courses starting mid-October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KITE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The coastguard had to rescue a kite surfer who\'d lost control of his kite off Uphill beach yesterday...\r\n\r\nThey found him unable to swim to shore as he was battling the tide.\r\n\r\nThe RNLI say he wasn\'t hurt - but very tired.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wino 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An album featuring unheard material by Amy Winehouse is to be released just months after the singer\'s death.\r\n\r\nAccording to the Sun, \"Hidden Treasures\" will help raise money for the charity set up in her name after she died in July.\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'),
 (290,'2011-10-31 09:44:42','212384','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>test</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 HOMESERVE YOUNGER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The household emergency repair company Homeserve has seen a third of the value\r\nwiped off its shares in early trading after it announced an investigation into\r\npossible mis-selling of policies by one of its call centres.\r\n\r\nIt says it\'s halted sales calls to retrain staff, and is co-operating with the\r\nFinancial Services Authority. \r\n\r\nThe company has four-and-a-half million customers and 10 million policies in\r\nfive countries, including the UK.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Rachel Younger says this could have serious consequences for the\r\ncompany.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: fine indeed\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:43]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100141.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'),
 (291,'2011-10-31 10:03:46','212318 212395 212397 212398 212390 212382 212399','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ATTACK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been badly hurt when he was attacked by group of men outside a Bournemouth pub.\r\n\r\nThe victim - who\'s thought to be in his twenties - is in a critical condition in hospital after the assault outside the Seabourne Pub near Pokesdown railway station at 10pm on Saturday.\r\n\r\nPolice say the men made off towards Boscombe afterwards.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MEMORIAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A memorial service is being held for Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging today..\r\n\r\nThe 33 year old died when his hawk came down following a display at the Bournemouth air festival back in August.\r\n\r\nThis afternoon the Mayor of Bournemouth will join Jon\'s family and friends at Lincoln Cathedral to celebrate his life....\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ofgem 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ofgem has fined npower 2 million pounds.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the second heavy fine given to one of the \"big six\" energy firms over the way complaints have been handled...following a 2.5 million pound\r\nfine for British Gas in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adoption10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councils which fail to do enough to help children in care find homes - are to be named and shamed by the government.\r\n\r\nOnly 60 babies in England were adopted last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wino 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An album featuring unheard material by Amy Winehouse is to be released just months after the singer\'s death.\r\n\r\nAccording to the Sun, \"Hidden Treasures\" will help raise money for the charity set up in her name after she died in July.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have moved out of the relegation zone after a 3-1 win at Preston on Saturday...\r\n\r\nWes Thomas, Scott Malone and Marc Pugh got the goals...\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Cherries will face Jillingham in the first round of the FA Cup next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>toure 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester City\'s Kolo Toure is set to face an internal hearing over his failed drug test earlier this year.\r\n\r\nThe defender was banned for six months after it was discovered he\'d taken a banned substance.\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'),
 (292,'2011-11-01 06:47:36','212689 212731 212720 212579 212552','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 rw-JACKSON WHITE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An expert on the drug Propofol giving evidence at the trial of Michael\r\nJackson\'s doctor - has been fined for contempt of court.\r\n\r\nDr Paul White has been ordered to pay a thousand dollars after referring to\r\ndiscussions he\'d had with Conrad Murray, which weren\'t supposed to be counted as\r\nevidence.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nDuring the cross-examination, Dr White admitted some of the circumstances in\r\nthe case were unusual.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: have not\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200065.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Attorney General is considering whether to take action over a tweet about the sex life of Joanna Yeates\'s murderer.\r\n\r\nThe blogger - who was arrested last week- is alleged have to ignored a reporting ban on Vincent Tabak\'s interest in strangulation sex during his trial.\r\n\r\nTabak was jailed for at least 20- years for strangling his next-door neighbour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>homeless 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>35-thousand people across Britain face the prospect of losing their home between now and Christmas day, according to a homelessness charity.\r\n\r\nShelter claims that every two minutes someone in Britain will receive a letter threatening their home will be repossessed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REFUSE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being put together for temporary refuse and recycling centres to be set up in North Somerset this winter - in case bad weather prevents dustbin lorries getting round.\r\n\r\nSites would be created in Weston, Worle, Congresbury and Yatton.\r\n\r\nSnow and ice last December and January left wheelie bins overflowing as waste collections were disrupted for six weeks - but the council says they\'re confident that won\'t happen again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new skiing attraction in Weston will create almost a thousand new jobs in the area, according to its developers.\r\n\r\nThe fifty million pound Leisuredome UK project for the old RAF Locking site was granted planning permission last month.\r\n\r\nAs well as Britain\'s longest indoor ski slope, the plans also include a climbing wall, BMX and skateboard park, children\'s play area and a gym.\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'),
 (293,'2011-11-01 07:02:26','212726 212737 212721 212739 212729 212733','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A van carrying cylinders has exploded in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Holdenhurst road at the junction with Ashley road just before 6pm yesterday...\r\n\r\n5 homes had to be evacuated and a 100 metre cordon was put in place.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say no one was injured and they don\'t know yet what caused the van to catch fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An expert on the drug Propofol giving evidence at the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor - has been fined for contempt of court.\r\n\r\nDr Paul White has been ordered to pay a thousand dollars after referring to discussions he\'d had with Conrad Murray, which weren\'t supposed to be counted as evidence.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>homeless 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>35-thousand people across Britain face the prospect of losing their home between now and Christmas day, according to a homelessness charity.\r\n\r\nShelter claims that every two minutes someone in Britain will receive a letter threatening their home will be repossessed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain is calling for a shake-up of the way cyber crime is tackled around the world following an increasing number of attacks.\r\n\r\nThe Foreign Secretary, William Hague, is hosting a conference in London today with representatives from 60 countries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STUDENTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fines are being given out to noisy students in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nThe Uni\'s started issuing fines of up to seventy-five pounds after they received more than two hundred complaints from neighbours in the last academic year...\r\n\r\nSo far 23 students have been given them - while more than a hundred and fifty houses have also been sent warning letters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Newcastle are up to third in the Premier League after a 3-1 win at Stoke.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve moved ahead of Chelsea and sit one point behind Manchester United in second.\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'),
 (294,'2011-11-01 08:03:59','212758 212752 212754 212739 212753 212755','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crash 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police have told Fire news  -the eastbound carriageway of the A3049 in Poole is gonna be shut for some considerable time...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a collision involcing one vehicle - a man\'s been taken to hospial where his codition is very serious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A van carrying cylinders exploded in Bournemouth last night - forcing road closures and homes to be evacuated.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Holdenhurst Road near the jucntion of Ashley Road just before 6pm.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say no one was injured and they don\'t know yet what caused the van to catch fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government says it\'s declaring war on gangs.\r\n\r\nIt will reveal plans later to lock up people for gun and knife crime, and to spot and help young kids at risk of going off the rails.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cyber 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain is calling for a shake-up of the way cyber crime is tackled around the world following an increasing number of attacks.\r\n\r\nThe Foreign Secretary, William Hague, is hosting a conference in London today with representatives from 60 countries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STUDENTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Noisy students in Bournemouth - are being given fines of up to 75 pounds...\r\n\r\nThe Uni\'s started giving them out after they received more than two hundred complaints from neighbours in the last academic year...\r\n\r\nSo far 23 students have been given them - while more than a hundred and fifty houses have also been sent warning letters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea will be looking to bounce-back from what manager Andre Villas-Boas is calling a disastrous week.\r\n\r\nThey suffered London derby defeats in the Premier League to Arsenal and QPR...and tonight will take on Genk in the Champions league.\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'),
 (295,'2011-11-01 08:12:26','212691 212731 212720 212579 212552','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 tue</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 GANGS COOK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gangs and guns will be targeted in a new Government crackdown following the\r\nsummer\'s disturbances.\r\n\r\nThe Home Secretary will reveal new measures to tackle inner-city crime later\r\ntoday. \r\n\r\nOne proposal could see gang members who trade in guns facing a life sentence.\r\n\r\nCouncils, schools and hospitals are being urged to do more to help prevent\r\nviolence.\r\n\r\nJames Cook works at Pedro\'s Boxing Club in east London - he doesn\'t have much\r\nfaith in politicians.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: it down\r\nDuration: 9\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200067.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Attorney General is considering whether to take action over a tweet about the sex life of Joanna Yeates\'s murderer.\r\n\r\nThe blogger - who was arrested last week- is alleged have to ignored a reporting ban on Vincent Tabak\'s interest in strangulation sex during his trial.\r\n\r\nTabak was jailed for at least 20- years for strangling his next-door neighbour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>homeless 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>35-thousand people across Britain face the prospect of losing their home between now and Christmas day, according to a homelessness charity.\r\n\r\nShelter claims that every two minutes someone in Britain will receive a letter threatening their home will be repossessed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REFUSE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being put together for temporary refuse and recycling centres to be set up in North Somerset this winter - in case bad weather prevents dustbin lorries getting round.\r\n\r\nSites would be created in Weston, Worle, Congresbury and Yatton.\r\n\r\nSnow and ice last December and January left wheelie bins overflowing as waste collections were disrupted for six weeks - but the council says they\'re confident that won\'t happen again.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A new skiing attraction in Weston will create almost a thousand new jobs in the area, according to its developers.\r\n\r\nThe fifty million pound Leisuredome UK project for the old RAF Locking site was granted planning permission last month.\r\n\r\nAs well as Britain\'s longest indoor ski slope, the plans also include a climbing wall, BMX and skateboard park, children\'s play area and a gym.\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'),
 (296,'2011-11-01 09:05:11','212765 212726 212766 212771 212729 212767','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tues 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police have told Fire news  - there\'s gonna be problems on the Dorset Way at Poole for much of this morning...\r\n\r\nIt\'s closed eastbound between the Holes Bay North roundabout and the Canford heath junction after a crash involving one vehcile.\r\n\r\nA local Poole man\'s been taken to hospial with life threatening injuries...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VAN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A van carrying cylinders has exploded in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Holdenhurst road at the junction with Ashley road just before 6pm yesterday...\r\n\r\n5 homes had to be evacuated and a 100 metre cordon was put in place.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say no one was injured and they don\'t know yet what caused the van to catch fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gangs and guns will be targeted in a new Government crackdown following the summer\'s disturbances.\r\n\r\nThe Home Secretary will reveal new measures to tackle inner-city crime later today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>camp 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anti-capitalist protesters will be told this morning to remove their tents outside St Paul\'s Cathedral or face legal action.\r\n\r\nThe City of London Corporation will warn the group it has 48 hours to clear its campsite.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STUDENTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fines are being given out to noisy students in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nThe Uni\'s started issuing fines of up to seventy-five pounds after they received more than two hundred complaints from neighbours in the last academic year...\r\n\r\nSo far 23 students have been given them - while more than a hundred and fifty houses have also been sent warning letters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wayne Rooney is the only Englishman to be shortlisted for the world player of the year...\r\n\r\nBut he is joined by his team-mate Nani...Liverpool\'s Luis Suarez and former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas.\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'),
 (297,'2011-11-01 09:28:24','212776 212792 212774 212790 212775','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova tues 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 GANGS MAY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s planning a crackdown on gangs and violence.\r\n\r\nMinisters say they\'ll do more to make sure young kids don\'t get caught up in\r\ngangs in the first place.\r\n\r\nThere\'ll also be tough new jail sentences for people guilty of gun and knife\r\ncrime.\r\n\r\nHome secretary Theresa May\'s promising to get to grips with gangs.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: your streets\r\nDuration: 8\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200131.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YEATES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Attorney General is considering whether to take action over a tweet about the sex life of Joanna Yeates\'s murderer.\r\n\r\nThe blogger - who was arrested last week- is alleged have to ignored a reporting ban on Vincent Tabak\'s sexual interests during his trial.\r\n\r\nTabak was jailed for at least 20 years last week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REFUSE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Temporary refuse and recycling centres are likely to be set up in North Somerset this winter - in case bad weather prevents dustbin lorries getting round.\r\n\r\nSites would be created in Weston, Worle, Congresbury and Yatton...after snow and ice last December and January left wheelie bins overflowing as waste collections were disrupted for six weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>camp 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Home Secretary says the Government will look at changing police powers so the protesters outside St Paul\'s Cathedral can be moved on. \r\n\r\nThis morning, the demonstrators camped outside will be served notice giving them 48 hours to move..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SKI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around a thousand jobs will be created at a new skiing attraction in Weston..\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to the developers of the fifty million pound Leisuredome UK project for the old RAF Locking site.\r\n\r\nAs well as Britain\'s longest indoor ski slope, the plans also include a climbing wall children\'s play area and a gym.\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'),
 (298,'2011-11-01 09:30:56','212789 212752 212791 212790 212753 212767','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire tues 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s gonna be problems on the Dorset Way at Poole for much of this morning...after a one vehicle collision.\r\n\r\nIt\'s closed eastbound between the Holes Bay North roundabout and the Canford heath junction..\r\n\r\nA local Poole man\'s been taken to hospial with life threatening injuries...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A van carrying cylinders exploded in Bournemouth last night - forcing road closures and homes to be evacuated.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Holdenhurst Road near the jucntion of Ashley Road just before 6pm.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say no one was injured and they don\'t know yet what caused the van to catch fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s planning a crackdown on gangs and violence.\r\n\r\nMinisters say they\'ll do more to make sure young kids don\'t get caught up in gangs in the first place.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>camp 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Home Secretary says the Government will look at changing police powers so the protesters outside St Paul\'s Cathedral can be moved on. \r\n\r\nThis morning, the demonstrators camped outside will be served notice giving them 48 hours to move..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>STUDENTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Noisy students in Bournemouth - are being given fines of up to 75 pounds...\r\n\r\nThe Uni\'s started giving them out after they received more than two hundred complaints from neighbours in the last academic year...\r\n\r\nSo far 23 students have been given them - while more than a hundred and fifty houses have also been sent warning letters.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wayne Rooney is the only Englishman to be shortlisted for the world player of the year...\r\n\r\nBut he is joined by his team-mate Nani...Liverpool\'s Luis Suarez and former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas.\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'),
 (299,'2011-11-02 06:47:03','213075 212992 213071 213079 213076 213080','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has confirmed he WONT give evidence at his trial into the death of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nLegal teams are now preparing to sum up after the final witnesses gave evidence.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RENT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More and more people in North Somerset are struggling to afford to buy their own home.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the National Housing Federation, out today - which warns of a \'broken housing market\'.\r\n\r\nJenny Allen\'s from the Federation in the South West:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RENT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RENT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s MP says he\'s approached the new Transport Secretary about problems with local train services.\r\n\r\nJohn Penrose says he\'s written to Justine Greening - telling her he wants to ensure trains with more carriages during rush hours are retained when a new company takes on the region\'s services in 2013.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>caravans 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 15 caravans at a holiday park have narrowly avoided falling into the sea after a sudden land fall.\r\n\r\nThe vans were left teetering along a cliff edge at Porthkerry Leisure Park in Barry last night.\r\n\r\nNo-one was injured.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England captain John Terry must now deal with a Met Police\r\ninvestigation into allegations that he racially abused Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nIt\'s arisen from the Premier League clash between QPR and Chelsea last month.\r\n\r\nTerry denies making racist remarks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant has become a dad for the first time. \r\n\r\nThe 51 year old says she wasn\'t planned after having a fleeting affair with a women who\'s identity hasn\'t been revealed...but that he\'s delighted.\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'),
 (300,'2011-11-02 07:02:15','213072 213073 213074 213078 213076 213077','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE DEV3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A controversial new development in Poole could be given the go ahead by the council this morning.\r\n\r\nNeptune Consultants want to build six apartment blocks and commercial and office space on West Quay Road...\r\n\r\nTerry Stewart from the Vision for Poole Group says the design\'s not good enough:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: Neptune says the objectors \'present a small minority\', and that they have made changes to the original plans.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a teenage girl was assaulted on Halloween night..on a Bournemouth footpath.\r\n\r\nThe 13 year old was threatened and grabbed by a man with a shaved head on the path near Holloway Avenue at 9pm.\r\n\r\nOfficers are hoping some trick or treaters saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has confirmed he WONT give evidence at his trial into the death of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nLegal teams are now preparing to sum up after the final witnesses gave evidence.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>colleges 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of colleges are being stopped from bringing foreign students into the UK.\r\n\r\n474 colleges are on the banned list as part of Government plans to control immigration.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England captain John Terry must now deal with a Met Police\r\ninvestigation into allegations that he racially abused Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nIt\'s arisen from the Premier League clash between QPR and Chelsea last month.\r\n\r\nTerry denies making racist remarks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Meanwhile on the pitch -  Chelsea still have work to do if they\'re to reach the last 16 of the Champions League...after drawing 1 all in Belgium against Genk.\r\n\r\nArsenal also had to settle with a goaless draw at home to Marseille.\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'),
 (301,'2011-11-02 07:53:05','213084 213015 213083 213071 213079 213082','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s confirmed he WON\'T take the stand in his trial.\r\n\r\nIt means legal teams will begin summing up in LA later.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RENT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>High house prices and rising rents are increasingly putting the squeeze on people in North Somerset, according to a report out today.\r\n\r\nThe National Housing Federation says the average house price here is nearly ten times the average income - and more residents are on a social housing waiting list for an affordable home.\r\n\r\nJenny Allen from the Federation says the government needs to make building more homes a priority:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RENT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RENT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece\'s prime minister will face angry EU leaders later, after calling a referendum on the Eurozone bailout deal.\r\n\r\nThe vote - which the government says will be held \"as soon as possible\" - could put the rescue plan at risk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s MP says he\'s approached the new Transport Secretary about problems with local train services.\r\n\r\nJohn Penrose says he\'s written to Justine Greening - telling her he wants to ensure trains with more carriages during rush hours are retained when a new company takes on the region\'s services in 2013.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>caravans 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 15 caravans at a holiday park have narrowly avoided falling into the sea after a sudden land fall.\r\n\r\nThe vans were left teetering along a cliff edge at Porthkerry Leisure Park in Barry last night.\r\n\r\nNo-one was injured.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant\'s broken the surprise news that he\'s become a dad for the first time.\r\n\r\nThe 51-year-old says his baby girl was born after a relationship which lasted just a few 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'),
 (302,'2011-11-02 08:04:34','213085 213073 213084 213083 213082 213086','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE DEV2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if plans for a controversial waterfront development in Poole get the go ahead...\r\n\r\nNeptune consultants wants to build more than 370 apartments and offices on the West Quay road site...\r\n\r\nBut Terry Stewart from the opposition Vision for Poole Group claims they\'re going against the local planning core strategy:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nNeptune say they have alot of backing for the plans - including that of planning officers who have recommended councillors approve them today.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POOLE DEVELOPMENT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\POOLE DEVELOPMENT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a teenage girl was assaulted on Halloween night..on a Bournemouth footpath.\r\n\r\nThe 13 year old was threatened and grabbed by a man with a shaved head on the path near Holloway Avenue at 9pm.\r\n\r\nOfficers are hoping some trick or treaters saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s confirmed he WON\'T take the stand in his trial.\r\n\r\nIt means legal teams will begin summing up in LA later.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece\'s prime minister will face angry EU leaders later, after calling a referendum on the Eurozone bailout deal.\r\n\r\nThe vote - which the government says will be held \"as soon as possible\" - could put the rescue plan at risk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant\'s broken the surprise news that he\'s become a dad for the first time.\r\n\r\nThe 51-year-old says his baby girl was born after a relationship which lasted just a few weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea have condemned their own fans over chants about QPR defender Anton Ferdinand in their 1-1 draw with Genk in Belgium last night.\r\n\r\nFerdinand claims he was racially abused by John Terry - something the England captain denies.\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'),
 (303,'2011-11-02 09:04:16','213072 213092 213095 213093 213080 213097','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE DEV3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A controversial new development in Poole could be given the go ahead by the council this morning.\r\n\r\nNeptune Consultants want to build six apartment blocks and commercial and office space on West Quay Road...\r\n\r\nTerry Stewart from the Vision for Poole Group says the design\'s not good enough:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: Neptune says the objectors \'present a small minority\', and that they have made changes to the original plans.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a 13 year old girl was assaulted on a Bournemouth footpath on Halloween..\r\n\r\nThe teenager was threatened and grabbed by a man with a shaved head on the path near Holloway Avenue at 9pm.\r\n\r\nOfficers are hoping some trick or treaters saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has confirmed he will NOT give evidence at the trial into the death of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nThe final testimony has been given, with closing statements due to begin tomorrow.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strike 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Unions will hold talks with the Government later to try to find common ground over public sector pensions. \r\n\r\nThe biggest strike for decades looms if an agreement isn\'t reached in the next few weeks.\r\n\r\nMillions are set to walkout on November 30th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant has become a dad for the first time. \r\n\r\nThe 51 year old says she wasn\'t planned after having a fleeting affair with a women who\'s identity hasn\'t been revealed...but that he\'s delighted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says leaving Robin van Persie on the bench wasn\'t the reason his side failed to beat Marseille in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nThe captain came on for the last half an hour of the goalless draw at the Emirates.\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'),
 (304,'2011-11-02 09:42:36','213104 212992 213096 213103 213079 213082','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crucial talks aimed at averting the biggest strike for decades are being held this morning.\r\n\r\nMillions of workers are set to walkout on November 30th over public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nThere\'s speculation that the government will offer some small concessions during today\'s meeting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RENT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More and more people in North Somerset are struggling to afford to buy their own home.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the National Housing Federation, out today - which warns of a \'broken housing market\'.\r\n\r\nJenny Allen\'s from the Federation in the South West:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RENT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RENT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has confirmed he will NOT give evidence at the trial into the death of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nThe final testimony has been given, with closing statements due to begin tomorrow.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAINS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston MP John Penrose says he\'s got in touch with the new Transport Secretary about problems with local train services.\r\n\r\nHe\'s written to Justine Greening - telling her he wants to ensure trains with more carriages during rush hours are retained when a new company takes on the region\'s services in 2013.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>caravans 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 15 caravans at a holiday park have narrowly avoided falling into the sea after a sudden land fall.\r\n\r\nThe vans were left teetering along a cliff edge at Porthkerry Leisure Park in Barry last night.\r\n\r\nNo-one was injured.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant\'s broken the surprise news that he\'s become a dad for the first time.\r\n\r\nThe 51-year-old says his baby girl was born after a relationship which lasted just a few 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'),
 (305,'2011-11-02 10:03:27','213085 213092 213104 213096 213106','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POOLE DEV2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if plans for a controversial waterfront development in Poole get the go ahead...\r\n\r\nNeptune consultants wants to build more than 370 apartments and offices on the West Quay road site...\r\n\r\nBut Terry Stewart from the opposition Vision for Poole Group claims they\'re going against the local planning core strategy:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nNeptune say they have alot of backing for the plans - including that of planning officers who have recommended councillors approve them today.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POOLE DEVELOPMENT 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\POOLE DEVELOPMENT 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HALLOWEEN4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating after a 13 year old girl was assaulted on a Bournemouth footpath on Halloween..\r\n\r\nThe teenager was threatened and grabbed by a man with a shaved head on the path near Holloway Avenue at 9pm.\r\n\r\nOfficers are hoping some trick or treaters saw what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crucial talks aimed at averting the biggest strike for decades are being held this morning.\r\n\r\nMillions of workers are set to walkout on November 30th over public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nThere\'s speculation that the government will offer some small concessions during today\'s meeting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has confirmed he will NOT give evidence at the trial into the death of Michael Jackson.\r\n\r\nThe final testimony has been given, with closing statements due to begin tomorrow.\r\n\r\nDr Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Roberto Mancini has indicated Carlos Tevez could have a way back into the Manchester City team...\r\n\r\nIf he apologises for his behaviour during the Champions\r\nLeague match at Bayern Munich.\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'),
 (306,'2011-11-02 10:18:54','213230 213108 213098 213243 213101 213109','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 11 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 STRIKES BARBER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crucial talks aimed at averting the biggest strike for decades are being held\r\nthis morning.\r\n\r\nMillions of workers are set to walkout on November 30th over public sector\r\npensions.\r\n\r\nThere\'s speculation that the government will offer some marginal concessions\r\nduring today\'s meeting.\r\n\r\nTUC leader Brendan Barber is optimistic:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: the position\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300125.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assange 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has lost his bid to block extradition to Sweden - where he faces sex crime allegations.\r\n\r\nJudges in the High Court rejected claims that extraditing the Australian would be \'unfair and unlawful\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been rescued from a river in Highbridge - after getting stuck waist-deep in mud.\r\n\r\nBurnham-on-Sea lifeboat was called to the River Brue, near Apex park yesterday afternoon.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>slab 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s been injured after a concrete block was hurled at him on Halloween.\r\n\r\nThe 79 year old was cleaning off eggs that had been thrown at his house, in Greater Manchester, on Monday night, when it happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BALLOONS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Youngsters in North Somerset who were brought up in care - will release a number of balloons in Weston today - to celebrate the good times they\'ve had.\r\n\r\nThey also want to change people\'s perception of youngsters who\'ve been in foster homes - and will be tagging their balloons with messages about their experiences...when they release them at 1pm on Clifton Road\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant has become a dad for the first time after a former girlfriend gave birth to a baby girl..\r\n\r\nIt happened after a \"fleeting affair\" but the star\'s publicist says Hugh could not be happier or more supportive.\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'),
 (307,'2011-11-02 10:21:40','213107 213105 213089 213108 213087 213109','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 11 wed</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DEV copy</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A controversial new development in Poole could be given the go ahead by the council this morning.\r\n\r\nA meeting\'s going on now to decide whether more than 370 apartments and offices can be built on the West Quay Road site.\r\n\r\nCampaigners against it say the deign doesn\'t fit in with the old town..but the developers say they\'ve already made lots of changes.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\POOLE DEVELOPMENT 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Crucial talks aimed at averting the biggest strike for decades are being held this morning.\r\n\r\nMillions of workers are set to walkout on November 30th over public sector pensions.\r\n\r\nThere\'s speculation that the government will offer some small concessions during today\'s meeting.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RENT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More and more people in Dorset are struggling to afford to buy their own home..\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to a report by the National Housing Federation, out today - which warns of a \'broken housing market\'.\r\n\r\nTheir stats show a home in Poole costs fourteen times the average income, and thirteen times in Christchurch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assange 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has lost his bid to block extradition to Sweden - where he faces sex crime allegations.\r\n\r\nJudges in the High Court rejected claims that extraditing the Australian would be \'unfair and unlawful\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GREEN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re in Poole and you want your garden waste collected - you\'re soon gonna have to pay for it.\r\n\r\nCouncillors have decided to charge households that opt in - 31 pounds a year for a fortnightly collection...from next year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grant 11</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hugh Grant has become a dad for the first time after a former girlfriend gave birth to a baby girl..\r\n\r\nIt happened after a \"fleeting affair\" but the star\'s publicist says Hugh could not be happier or more supportive.\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'),
 (308,'2011-11-03 06:45:00','213571 213528 213577 213413 213566','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been told to accept a bailout deal - or opt out of the Euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s prime minister is under pressure from France and Germany after deciding to let the public vote on the plan in a referendum.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 STRIKES SERWOTKA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The results of a strike ballot by one of the biggest public sector unions will\r\nbe announced later, after a new pensions deal for workers was rejected.\r\n\r\nUnison\'s members have been urged to back a 24-hour walkout on November 30th.\r\n\r\nUnion leaders said yesterday that a new government offer, which would see\r\nbigger pension pots and fewer people working longer, wasn\'t good enough.\r\n\r\nMark Serwotka is the general secretary of the PCS union\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: the situation\r\nDuration: 9\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400058.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crews 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Air crews and support staff who\'ve recently returned from completing their mission in Libya will be officially welcomed home today.\r\n\r\nUp to 100 personnel from the RAF, Royal Navy and Army will be congratulated at an event at RAF Waddington, near Lincoln.\r\n\r\nBritish crews who have returned from three Mediterranean bases, along with those who flew missions from the UK, will be there.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIMNEYS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon Fire and Rescue Service is urging people with chimneys to keep them swept before lighting them this winter.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'ll stop a build up of debris, which can sometimes get set alight, causing dangerous fires.\r\n\r\nTheir advice is to do so once a year - or every three months of use, if you burn wood.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bond 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out more about the latest James Bond film - rumoured to be called Skyfall - later today.\r\n\r\nIt comes 50 years to the day after Sean Connery was announced as the first man to play the superspy in Dr No.\r\n\r\nThe new film, known as Bond 23 at the moment, will be the third to star Daniel Craig.\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'),
 (309,'2011-11-03 07:02:08','213582 213563 213423 213565 213567 213564','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 730</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been told to accept a deal to help with their debts - or get out of the euro.\r\n\r\nThe country\'s prime minister is under pressure from France and Germany after deciding to let the public vote on the plan in a referendum.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>union 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if the UK\'s biggest public service union has voted for strike action, after rejecting a new offer on pensions yesterday.\r\n\r\nUnison\'s members have been urged to back a 24-hour walkout at the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cycling campaigner badly injured after falling off her bike on the Wessex Way in Bournemouth will make a full recovery.\r\n\r\nPolice say Lindsi Bluemel from Southampton is no longer in a life-threatening condition.\r\n\r\nThe fifty-six year old suffered serious head injuries after hitting a piece of plastic in the cycle lane - just days after her helmet was stolen.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lohan 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lindsay Lohan\'s been sent back to jail.\r\n\r\nThe actress will have to serve 30 days behind bars after admitting breaking the terms of her probation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTLIFE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s failed to make it onto a list of the top ten places for nightlife in the UK...\r\n\r\nA poll by Tripadvisor puts Liverpool at number one for great clubs, bars and pubs...with London at number 3 and Brighton number 5.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, it was a good night for Manchester in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nCity secured an impressive 3-0 win away at Spanish side Villareal, while United beat Romanian team Otelul Galati 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');
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 (310,'2011-11-03 07:53:36','213596 213479 213591 213592 213566','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been told they won\'t get any more cash until they decide whether they want to be part of the euro or not...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the countrys prime minister decided to call a referendum on the bailout plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>005  YOUTH CARRIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A survey about the nation\'s perception of children shows almost half of us\r\nbelieve kids are angry, violent and abusive. \r\n\r\nWhile more than two in five of those questioned by Barnado\'s thought children\r\nwere \"becoming feral\".\r\n\r\nAnne Marie Carrie, the Chief Executive of the children\'s charity, is\r\ndisappointed by the findings.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 005 \r\nOUT WORDS: ADULTS THINK\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400010.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOLLICAM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lollipop has been fitted with a video camera – to record drivers who fail to stop for children outside a school in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThe council says it brought in the fifteen hundred pound \"lollicam\"because some speeding motorists don’t stop and become abusive.\r\n\r\nIt’s being trialled outside Wraxall Primary School for the next 6 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIMNEYS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year again when we\'re being urged to sweep our chimneys before lighting a fire...\r\n\r\nThe Fire service say a build up of debris can cause very dangerous fires...\r\n\r\nTheir advice is to clean it out atleast once a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bond 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out more about the latest James Bond film - rumoured to be called Skyfall - later today.\r\n\r\nIt comes 50 years to the day after Sean Connery was announced as the first man to play the superspy in Dr No.\r\n\r\nThe new film, known as Bond 23 at the moment, will be the third to star Daniel Craig.\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'),
 (311,'2011-11-03 08:03:19','213597 213600 213584 213588 213602 213601','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been told they won\'t get any more cash until they decide whether they want to be part of the euro or not...\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the countrys prime minister decided to call a referendum on the bailout plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>children 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A survey about the nation\'s perception of children shows almost half of us believe kids are angry, violent and abusive. \r\n\r\nWhile more than two in five of those questioned by Barnado\'s thought children were \"becoming feral\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is reported to be in excellent spirits\' after undergoing heart surgery...\r\n\r\nLast night the 64-year-old, who lives in Sandbanks underwent tests and had a minor operation on a blockage..\r\n\r\nHe could be back at work within days...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTLIFE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s not made it into the top ten places for a great night out in the UK..\r\n\r\nA poll by Tripadvisor puts Liverpool at number one for great clubs, bars and pubs...followed by manchester at number 2 and London coming in third.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bond 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The wait\'s nearly over for James Bond fans.\r\n\r\nDetails of the latest movie - rumoured to be called \"Skyfall\" - are being announced today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a good night for both halves of Manchester in the Champions League last night.\r\n\r\nCity secured a 3-0 victory at tough Spanish opponents Villarreal.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, United won 2-0 at home to Romanian team Otelul Galati.\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'),
 (312,'2011-11-03 09:04:20','213615 213480 213607 213584 213612 213567 213613','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>study 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half of adults say they think children are violent, and starting to behave like animals.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the finding of a new study by Barnardo\'s into the negative image young people in the UK have.\r\n\r\nChief Exec Anne Marie Carrie says it\'s tough being a child.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>006  YOUTH-add CARRIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anne Marie Carrie, the chief executive of children\'s charity Barnardo\'s says\r\nit\'s tough being a child.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 006 \r\nOUT WORDS: THAN EVER\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400011.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been warned it\'ll go bust unless voters accept a bailout deal from the Eurozone.\r\n\r\nFrance and Germany have laid down an ultimatum.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile the Greek finance minister\'s admitted he\'s opposed to the referendum called by his own leader.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is reported to be in excellent spirits\' after undergoing heart surgery...\r\n\r\nLast night the 64-year-old, who lives in Sandbanks underwent tests and had a minor operation on a blockage..\r\n\r\nHe could be back at work within days...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lohan 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lindsay Lohan\'s been jailed again.\r\n\r\nThe actress has been told to serve 30 days behind bars for breaking the terms of her probation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTLIFE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s failed to make it onto a list of the top ten places for nightlife in the UK...\r\n\r\nA poll by Tripadvisor puts Liverpool at number one for great clubs, bars and pubs...with London at number 3 and Brighton number 5.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes they can be serious challengers for the Champions League IF they reach the knockout stages.\r\n\r\nHis side won 3-0 at Villarreal last night.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now second in their group behind Bayern Munich.\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'),
 (313,'2011-11-03 09:42:32','213479 213607 213591 213629 213592 213612','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>005  YOUTH CARRIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A survey about the nation\'s perception of children shows almost half of us\r\nbelieve kids are angry, violent and abusive. \r\n\r\nWhile more than two in five of those questioned by Barnado\'s thought children\r\nwere \"becoming feral\".\r\n\r\nAnne Marie Carrie, the Chief Executive of the children\'s charity, is\r\ndisappointed by the findings.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 005 \r\nOUT WORDS: ADULTS THINK\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400010.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Greece has been warned it\'ll go bust unless voters accept a bailout deal from the Eurozone.\r\n\r\nFrance and Germany have laid down an ultimatum.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile the Greek finance minister\'s admitted he\'s opposed to the referendum called by his own leader.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOLLICAM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lollipop has been fitted with a video camera – to record drivers who fail to stop for children outside a school in North Somerset.\r\n\r\nThe council says it brought in the fifteen hundred pound \"lollicam\"because some speeding motorists don’t stop and become abusive.\r\n\r\nIt’s being trialled outside Wraxall Primary School for the next 6 months.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if the UK\'s biggest public service union has voted for strike action, after rejecting a new offer on pensions yesterday.\r\n\r\nUnison\'s members have been urged to back a 24-hour walkout at the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIMNEYS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s that time of year again when we\'re being urged to sweep our chimneys before lighting a fire...\r\n\r\nThe Fire service say a build up of debris can cause very dangerous fires...\r\n\r\nTheir advice is to clean it out atleast once a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lohan 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lindsay Lohan\'s been jailed again.\r\n\r\nThe actress has been told to serve 30 days behind bars for breaking the terms of her probation.\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'),
 (314,'2011-11-03 10:03:06','213636 213631 213585 213632 213567 213637','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 thursday</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>European leaders are preparing for the possibility of Greece leaving the eurozone..\r\n\r\nFrance and German have told the countries Prime Minister that Athens won\'t get any more cash off them - until it votes to meet its commitments and takes the bailout package.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>study 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Half of adults say they think children are violent, and starting to behave like animals.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the finding of a new study by Barnardo\'s into the negative image young people in the UK have.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp is reportedly recovering well after having heart surgery...\r\n\r\nThe 64 year old Tottenham boss underwent tests and a minor operation last night...but is said to be in excellent spirits and could be back at work within days\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later if the UK\'s biggest public service union has voted for strike action, after rejecting a new offer on pensions yesterday.\r\n\r\nUnison\'s members have been urged to back a 24-hour walkout at the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NIGHTLIFE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s failed to make it onto a list of the top ten places for nightlife in the UK...\r\n\r\nA poll by Tripadvisor puts Liverpool at number one for great clubs, bars and pubs...with London at number 3 and Brighton number 5.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with racist comments posted on Newcastle striker Sammy Ameobi\'s Twitter account.\r\n\r\nThe player and the club reported the incident to Northumbria Police.\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'),
 (315,'2011-11-04 06:49:18','213994 214026 214031 214033 214030','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fir 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 resend JACKSON CHERNOFF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor will be sent out later to\r\nconsider its verdict.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nAfter five weeks and two days of evidence, lawyers representing both sides\r\nhave made their closing speeches.\r\n\r\nDefence Attorney Ed Chernoff urged the jury not to make Dr Murray a victim of\r\ncelebrity.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: human beings\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500095.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ballot papers are being issued to more than 200-thousand teachers - as part of growing union plans for a strike at the end of the month.\r\n\r\nYesterday members of Uniosn voted in favour of a walkout in a row over pensions.\r\n\r\nBut Ministers say the voting figures show there is \"limited support\" for a strike.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BANWELL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College student is going international with his own business.\r\n\r\nIan Banwell started his coach travel firm Banwell South West 5 years ago when he was just thirteen.\r\n\r\nHe now employs six people and is expanding into places like  Austria and Denmark.\r\n\r\nIan says his age has sometimes been a barrier:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BANWELL 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BANWELL 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>diet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Diet programmes like Weight Watchers, Slimming World and Rosemary Conley are cheaper and could be better than those run by the NHS. \r\n\r\nNew research has found offering patients counselling in diet and fitness through GP surgeries or pharmacies is \"ineffective\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor\'s Kelly Rowland is playing down reports of a row with her fellow judge Tulisa.\r\n\r\nThe American singer says it\'s only natural for them to disagree...\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'),
 (316,'2011-11-04 07:02:57','213994 214023 214026 214024 214029 214027','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 resend JACKSON CHERNOFF</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s doctor will be sent out later to\r\nconsider its verdict.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nAfter five weeks and two days of evidence, lawyers representing both sides\r\nhave made their closing speeches.\r\n\r\nDefence Attorney Ed Chernoff urged the jury not to make Dr Murray a victim of\r\ncelebrity.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: human beings\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500095.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anti-capitalist protesters camped outside Bournemouth Town Hall face a court eviction hearing this morning.\r\n\r\nThe council\'s sought an order because they\'re concerned about sanitation - and also that the dozen or so tents are having a negative impact on public services, like weddings.\r\n\r\nThe demonstators say they\'re not disrupting anyone and would rather talk the issues through.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ballot papers are being issued to more than 200-thousand teachers - as part of growing union plans for a strike at the end of the month.\r\n\r\nYesterday members of Uniosn voted in favour of a walkout in a row over pensions.\r\n\r\nBut Ministers say the voting figures show there is \"limited support\" for a strike.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two local teenagers have the chance to debate the most important issues to young people - in front of top MP\'s in the Commons today.\r\n\r\nNathan Thompson\'s representing Poole - and the Bournemouth member is 16 year old Amber Lovell:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: YOUTH COMMONS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\YOUTH COMMONS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>x factor</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor\'s Kelly Rowland is playing down reports of a row with her fellow judge Tulisa.\r\n\r\nThe American singer says it\'s only natural for them to disagree...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a largely decent night for English sides in the Europa League.\r\n\r\nFulham won 4-1 at home to Wisla Krakow while Stoke\r\ntriumphed 2-1 at Maccabi Tel-Aviv.\r\n\r\nBirmingham drew with Bruge...but Tottenham lost 1-0 at Rubin Kazan.\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'),
 (317,'2011-11-04 08:02:57','214055 214054 214026 214053 214056 214027','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury will be told later - it\'s down to them to decide how Michael Jackson died.\r\n\r\nAfter more than five weeks of evidence in the trial of Doctor Conrad Murray, legal teams finished summing up last night.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anti-capitalist protesters camped outside Bournemouth Town Hall face a court eviction hearing this morning.\r\n\r\nThe council say they\'re worried about sanitation and the impact the demonstrators are having on weddings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>strikes 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ballot papers are being issued to more than 200-thousand teachers - as part of growing union plans for a strike at the end of the month.\r\n\r\nYesterday members of Uniosn voted in favour of a walkout in a row over pensions.\r\n\r\nBut Ministers say the voting figures show there is \"limited support\" for a strike.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two local teenagers are heading to London for a big debate infront of top MP\'s later...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be looking at the issues most affecting young people at the moment...\r\n\r\nNathan Thompson\'s representing Poole - and Amber Lovell from Bournemouth\'s also going:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: YOUTH COMMONS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\YOUTH COMMONS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>posters 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The official posters for the London 2012 Games will be unveiled today.\r\n\r\n12 artists including Tracey Emin and Bridget Riley have designed them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was a largely decent night for English sides in the Europa League.\r\n\r\nFulham won 4-1 at home to Wisla Krakow while Stoke\r\ntriumphed 2-1 at Maccabi Tel-Aviv.\r\n\r\nBirmingham drew with Bruge...but Tottenham lost 1-0 at Rubin Kazan.\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'),
 (318,'2011-11-04 08:25:27','214019 214052 214059 214060 214033','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 JACKSON PETER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After more than 5 weeks of evidence the jury in the trial of Michael Jackson\'s\r\ndoctor will start to consider its verdict later.\r\n\r\nYesterday, lawyers representing both sides made their closing arguments.\r\n\r\nDoctor Conrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nSky\'s US reporter Hannah Thomas-Peter says there is a lot for members of the\r\njury to consider:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: think about\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500120.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2.3 million pound transport plan set to improve highways and road safety in Somerset - has been apporved.\r\n\r\nOver 60 schemes have been put forward as part of Somerset County council’s Local Transport Plan..which aims to improve safety as well as tackling congestion and pollution. \r\n\r\nCouncillors have put forward their recommendations and the council’s highways engineers will be assessing each scheme individually.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BANWELL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A student at Weston College - who started his own business when he was 13 - is going international with it...\r\n\r\nIan Banwell set up his coach travel firm Banwell South West 5 years ago.\r\n\r\nHe now employs six people and is expanding into places like  Austria and Denmark.\r\n\r\nIan says it took a toll on his social life:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BANWELL 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BANWELL 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cable 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Business Secretary Vince Cable has apologised after confidential documents were discovered in bins left outside his constituency office in south-west London.\r\n\r\nHe could face a fine of up to 500-thousand pounds if he\'s found to have flouted data protection laws.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>diet 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Diet programmes like Weight Watchers, Slimming World and Rosemary Conley are cheaper and could be better than those run by the NHS. \r\n\r\nNew research has found offering patients counselling in diet and fitness through GP surgeries or pharmacies is \"ineffective\".\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'),
 (319,'2011-11-04 09:04:08','214078 213954 214054 214081 214024 214080','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 9</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury will be told later - it\'s down to them to decide how Michael Jackson died.\r\n\r\nAfter more than five weeks of evidence in the trial of Doctor Conrad Murray, legal teams finished summing up last night.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMaking the prosecution\'s closing remarks, Deputy District Attorney David Walgren said \"justice demands a guilty verdict\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 JACKSON-add WALGREN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Making the prosecution\'s closing remarks, Deputy District Attorney David\r\nWalgren said \"justice demands a guilty verdict\".\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: criminal negligence\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500056.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anti-capitalist protesters camped outside Bournemouth Town Hall face a court eviction hearing this morning.\r\n\r\nThe council say they\'re worried about sanitation and the impact the demonstrators are having on weddings.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cable 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Another politician\'s been forced to apologise for something he\'s done.\r\n\r\nBusiness Secretary Vince Cable has said sorry after confidential documents were discovered in bins left outside his constituency office in London.\r\n\r\nHe could face a fine of up to 500-thousand pounds if he\'s found to have flouted data protection laws.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two local teenagers have the chance to debate the most important issues to young people - in front of top MP\'s in the Commons today.\r\n\r\nNathan Thompson\'s representing Poole - and the Bournemouth member is 16 year old Amber Lovell:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: YOUTH COMMONS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\YOUTH COMMONS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Friends and rivals are all paying tribute to Sir Alex Ferguson as he prepares to mark 25 years in charge of Manchester United this weekend.\r\n\r\nHe\'s won 12 Premier League titles and lifted the European Cup twice.\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'),
 (320,'2011-11-04 09:47:40','214078 214052 214092 214031 214081 214056','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury will be told later - it\'s down to them to decide how Michael Jackson died.\r\n\r\nAfter more than five weeks of evidence in the trial of Doctor Conrad Murray, legal teams finished summing up last night.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMaking the prosecution\'s closing remarks, Deputy District Attorney David Walgren said \"justice demands a guilty verdict\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROADS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 2.3 million pound transport plan set to improve highways and road safety in Somerset - has been apporved.\r\n\r\nOver 60 schemes have been put forward as part of Somerset County council’s Local Transport Plan..which aims to improve safety as well as tackling congestion and pollution. \r\n\r\nCouncillors have put forward their recommendations and the council’s highways engineers will be assessing each scheme individually.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne is warning that a Greek exit from the euro would be \"pretty traumatic\".\r\n\r\nThe Greek prime minister has ditched plans for a referendum on his country\'s bailout package - and faces a confidence vote tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BANWELL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College student is going international with his own business.\r\n\r\nIan Banwell started his coach travel firm Banwell South West 5 years ago when he was just thirteen.\r\n\r\nHe now employs six people and is expanding into places like  Austria and Denmark.\r\n\r\nIan says his age has sometimes been a barrier:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BANWELL 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\BANWELL 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cable 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Another politician\'s been forced to apologise for something he\'s done.\r\n\r\nBusiness Secretary Vince Cable has said sorry after confidential documents were discovered in bins left outside his constituency office in London.\r\n\r\nHe could face a fine of up to 500-thousand pounds if he\'s found to have flouted data protection laws.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>posters 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The official posters for the London 2012 Games will be unveiled today.\r\n\r\n12 artists including Tracey Emin and Bridget Riley have designed them.\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'),
 (321,'2011-11-04 10:03:55','214102 214096 214093 214097 214095 214099','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire fri 10</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A judge in LA will tell a jury later - it\'s down to them to decide how Michael Jackson died.\r\n\r\nAfter more than five weeks of evidence in the trial of Doctor Conrad Murray, legal teams finished summing up last night.\r\n\r\nHe denies involuntary manslaughter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An eviction hearing\'s taking place this morning - as Bournemouth council try and get rid of the anti-capitalist protesters camped outside the Town Hall..\r\n\r\nThey say they\'re worried about sanitation and that the demonstrators are affecting public services like weddings.\r\n\r\nThe campers say they\'re not disrupting anyone.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>greece 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne is warning that a Greek exit from the euro would be \"pretty traumatic\".\r\n\r\nThe Greek prime minister has ditched plans for a referendum on his country\'s bailout package - and faces a confidence vote tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two local teenagers are heading to London for a big debate infront of top MP\'s later...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be looking at the issues most affecting young people at the moment...like tuition fees\r\n\r\nNathan Thompson from Poole is going...along with Amber Lovell from Bournemouth:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: YOUTH COMMONS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\YOUTH COMMONS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bells 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A three-minute chorus of bells will be rung out across Britain to signal the start of the first day of the London 2012 Games.\r\n\r\nThe idea\'s come from Turner Prize winner Martin Creed who wants all the bells in the country to be rung together at 8am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Friends and rivals are all paying tribute to Sir Alex Ferguson as he prepares to mark 25 years in charge of Manchester United this weekend.\r\n\r\nHe\'s won 12 Premier League titles and lifted the European Cup twice.\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'),
 (322,'2011-11-07 06:47:09','214904 214939 214905 214961 214943 214963','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating the fatal crash on the M5 near Taunton say their main focus is the fireworks display that was taking place at the rugby club next to the motorway.\r\n\r\nDetectives believe thick black smoke from the event drifted across the carriageway. \r\n\r\nTom Smith is a fireworks expert and says he\'s surprised IF they were a cause:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 034\r\nOUT WORDS: the future\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\nB/A \r\n\r\n7 people died in the 34 vehicle pile up - The family of 2 of the victims - Tony and Pam Adams from south wales have said they are devastated and heartbroken.\r\n\r\nThe road is now re-open in both directions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 CRASH SMITH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The M5 motorway has reopened in both directions after Friday\'s crash that\r\nkilled seven people.\r\n\r\nA criminal investigation is now being carried out.\r\n\r\nOfficers are investigating the possibility a nearby bonfire night may have\r\ncaused the 34 vehicle pile-up in Somerset.\r\n\r\nFireworks expert Tom Smith says he would be surprised if the smoke from the\r\ndisplay turns out to be the cause - but admits it is a possibility:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: be produced\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100097.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In Bridgewater - Work is continuing to stabilise a wall after part of it collapsed into the River Parrett…forcing around 30 people to be evacuated from their homes…\r\n\r\nIt happened on Friday evening along West Quay…and the environment agency says they’re still trying to work out how bad the problem is…and what they can do to make it safe.\r\n\r\nThose evacuated from nearby homes are getting help to find somewhere else to live… until it can be repaired.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cocaine 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Border officials seized more cocaine in the last six months than in the whole of the previous year.\r\n\r\nFigures from the UK Border Agency show more than 2-point-1 tonnes was stopped between April and September.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 ASTEROID BENNER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A huge asteroid will pass closer to Earth than the moon tomorrow - coming to\r\nwithin just two-hundred-thousand miles of us.\r\n\r\nThe space rock is 13-hundred feet wide, and thousands of amateur and\r\nprofessional astronomers will be tracking its approach.\r\n\r\nNasa Scientist Lance Benner says there is no chance of it hitting our planet.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: two days\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100101.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bieber 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Justin Bieber has dismissed the recent claims about his private life as he collected two prizes at last night\'s MTV Europe Music Awards.\r\n\r\nThere are allegations that the 17-year-old has fathered a child with a young fan.\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'),
 (323,'2011-11-07 07:02:42','214970 214957 214907 214908 214971 214909 214972','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 mon</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Somerset say a rugby club fireworks display is the main focus of their investigation into Friday night\'s M5 crash.\r\n\r\nSeven people died in the 34-car pile-up near Taunton.\r\n\r\nThe motorway has re-opened this morning.\r\n\r\nReporter Isabel Webster says the rugby ground is effectively a crime scene.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: rugby club\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 CRASH WEBSTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Somerset say a rugby club fireworks display is the main focus of\r\ntheir investigation into Friday night\'s M5 crash.\r\n\r\nSeven people died in the 34-car pile-up near Taunton.\r\n\r\nThe motorway has re-opened this morning.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Isabel Webster says the rugby ground is effectively a crime scene.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: rugby club\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PALMERS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There’s been a big fire at Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park near Poole…destroying their Santa’s Grotto.\r\n\r\nIt started in the early hours of yesterday in several of the buildings holding straw and wood..and as the main attraction wasn’t affected it’s open today as normal.\r\n\r\nThe fire service say they aren’t ruling out arson due to a number of recent barn fires across Dorset..but it’s also possible it was started by faulty electrical units.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TAXI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A taxi driver from Poole has died in a collision near Dorchester at the weekend…\r\n\r\nPolice say it happened on the A35 near Winterbourne Abbas on Friday night…and that the 46 year old died at the scene after his car crossed into the path of oncoming traffic.\r\n\r\nAnother man’s in hospital with serious injuries.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mtv 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga was the big winner at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Belfast last night.\r\n\r\nShe walked away with FOUR - including best female artist.\r\n\r\nThirty Seconds to Mars, Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars all scored 2 awards each.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth got their first home league win in 7 games at the weekend…with a 2 nil victory over Scunthorpe.\r\n\r\nScott Malone and Wes Thomas got the goals for Cherries.\r\n\r\nThe result sees Bournemouth move up to 16th in the league 1 table.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry has kept his place in the England squad, despite being the subject of a police investigation into alleged racist abuse.\r\n\r\nTerry denies the claims - and is expected to play in at least one of the upcoming friendlies.\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'),
 (324,'2011-11-08 06:49:28','215353 215295 215297 215357 215169 215355','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s been found guilty of the star\'s manslaughter.\r\n\r\nThe verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko\'s sister La Toya.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: Joseph Jackson\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\nThe singer died in 2009 at the age of 50 from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic propofol.\r\n\r\nA jury reached a unanimous verdict in convicting Doctor Murray after a six week trial.\r\n\r\nLarge crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: us today\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 JACKSON VERDICT (SHORT)</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Can be used as a bulletin opener).\r\n\r\nThe court clerk read out the verdict just after quarter past nine - our time -\r\nlast night.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: involuntary manslaughter\r\nDuration: 08\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200057.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 JACKSON VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Outside the court in LA, Michael Jackson\'s fans celebrated the verdict.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: he deserves\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200059.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Transport Secretary says it may be weeks before the cause of Friday\'s M5 crash is known.\r\n\r\n7 people died in the 34 vehicle pile up and 51 were injured..\r\n\r\nTaunton rugby club that was hosting a fireworks display near the motorway is now at the centre of the investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Residents of a Bridgwater street have spent another night away from their homes after a wall collapsed into the River Parrett.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Friday evening along West Quay - and Sedgemoor District Council says \'the site is still deemed as unsafe\', and there\'s no \'quick fix solution\'.\r\n\r\nThey say residents and business owners have been allowed to return to collect essential possessions - but the buildings are not \'safe enough to allow people to move back in\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>asteroid 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier will come closer to Earth than the Moon today.\r\n\r\nExperts say we shouldn\'t worry though - because it will miss the Earth by just over two hundred-thousand miles...and we won\'t even be able to see it with the naked eye.\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'),
 (325,'2011-11-08 06:52:15','215353 215295 215297 215357 215169 215355','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s been found guilty of the star\'s manslaughter.\r\n\r\nThe verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko\'s sister La Toya.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 011\r\nOUT WORDS: Joseph Jackson\r\nDuration: 17\"]\r\n\r\nThe singer died in 2009 at the age of 50 from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic propofol.\r\n\r\nA jury reached a unanimous verdict in convicting Doctor Murray after a six week trial.\r\n\r\nLarge crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: us today\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 JACKSON VERDICT (SHORT)</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Can be used as a bulletin opener).\r\n\r\nThe court clerk read out the verdict just after quarter past nine - our time -\r\nlast night.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: involuntary manslaughter\r\nDuration: 08\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200057.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 JACKSON VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Outside the court in LA, Michael Jackson\'s fans celebrated the verdict.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: he deserves\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:19]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200059.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Transport Secretary says it may be weeks before the cause of Friday\'s M5 crash is known.\r\n\r\n7 people died in the 34 vehicle pile up and 51 were injured..\r\n\r\nTaunton rugby club that was hosting a fireworks display near the motorway is now at the centre of the investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Residents of a Bridgwater street have spent another night away from their homes after a wall collapsed into the River Parrett.\r\n\r\nIt happened on Friday evening along West Quay - and Sedgemoor District Council says \'the site is still deemed as unsafe\', and there\'s no \'quick fix solution\'.\r\n\r\nThey say residents and business owners have been allowed to return to collect essential possessions - but the buildings are not \'safe enough to allow people to move back in\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>asteroid 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier will come closer to Earth than the Moon today.\r\n\r\nExperts say we shouldn\'t worry though - because it will miss the Earth by just over two hundred-thousand miles...and we won\'t even be able to see it with the naked eye.\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'),
 (326,'2011-11-08 07:02:14','215367 215295 215363 215351 215361 215354 215198','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor\'s been found guilty of the star\'s manslaughter.\r\n\r\nThe verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko\'s sister La Toya.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThe singer died in 2009 at the age of 50 from an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic propofol.\r\n\r\nA jury reached a unanimous verdict in convicting Doctor Murray after a six week trial.\r\n\r\nLarge crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 JACKSON VERDICT (SHORT)</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Can be used as a bulletin opener).\r\n\r\nThe court clerk read out the verdict just after quarter past nine - our time -\r\nlast night.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: involuntary manslaughter\r\nDuration: 08\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200057.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 JACKSON-add BLANK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Matt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict\r\nproves how tragic the whole case is.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: here today\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been arrested - on suspicion of assaulting another 2 men and causing criminal damage in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nPolice have only just released details about the incident near the Golden Supermarket in Charminster back on September the 26th...\r\n\r\nThe victims were left badly bruised and cut.\r\n\r\nOfficers say they want to speak to another man about it too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International says it was \"deeply inappropriate\" that the News of the World hired a private investigator to spy on lawyers representing phone-hacking victims.\r\n\r\nHigh-profile solicitors Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris were tailed by private investigator Derek Webb in a \"fishing exercise\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>asteroid 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier will come closer to Earth than the Moon today.\r\n\r\nExperts say we shouldn\'t worry though - because it will miss the Earth by just over two hundred-thousand miles...and we won\'t even be able to see it with the naked eye.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After getting back to winning ways at the Seward Stadium in League One at the weekend - Cherries go to Brentford tonight in the Johnstones Paint Trophy quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nThe Bees have already knocked out MK Dons and Charlton in the competition\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'),
 (327,'2011-11-08 08:02:38','215381 215299 215385 215387 215383 215386 215391','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor faces up to four years behind bars - after he was found guilty of manslaughter...\r\n\r\nConrad Murray, who could also lose his medical licence, was led to jail in handcuffs after being convicted of giving the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol back in 2009.\r\n\r\nAfterwards the prosecution lawyer David Walgren thanked the judge and the jury for their handling of the trial.\r\n\r\nBut he said his thoughts are with the singer\'s relatives.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: mind today\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced at the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 JACKSON WALGREN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Afterwards the prosecution lawyer David Walgren thanked the judge and the jury\r\nfor their handling of the trial.\r\n\r\nBut he said his thoughts are with the singer\'s relatives.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: mind today\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200061.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have arrested 2 men - on suspicion of assaulting another 2 men and causing criminal damage in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nPolice have only just released details about the incident - which left the men badly bruised and cut near the Golden Supermarket in Charminster back on September the 26th...\r\n\r\nOfficers say they want to speak to another man about it too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trains 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Train company bosses have welcomed a report by MPs - which mostly supports the Government\'s high-speed rail project.\r\n\r\nThe 34-billion pound network would initially link London with Birmingham and with trains going up to 250 miles an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATHING 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All of our local beaches have achieved the tough new EU standards for water quality this year...\r\n\r\nOut of 502 that were tested across England and Wales - just 10 failed...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries travel to Brentford tonight in the Johnstones Paint Trophy quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWes Thomas won\'t be able to play as he is cup-tied...but new signing Simon Francis has been added to the squad.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tevez 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today is the deadline for Carlos Tevez to appeal against his two week fine by Manchester City.\r\n\r\nThe Argentine striker was found guilty by the club of 5 breaches of contract.\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'),
 (328,'2011-11-08 08:17:47','215381 215299 215369 215392 215388 215384','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Michael Jackson\'s doctor faces up to four years behind bars - after he was found guilty of manslaughter...\r\n\r\nConrad Murray, who could also lose his medical licence, was led to jail in handcuffs after being convicted of giving the star a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic propofol back in 2009.\r\n\r\nAfterwards the prosecution lawyer David Walgren thanked the judge and the jury for their handling of the trial.\r\n\r\nBut he said his thoughts are with the singer\'s relatives.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: mind today\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced at the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>016 JACKSON WALGREN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Afterwards the prosecution lawyer David Walgren thanked the judge and the jury\r\nfor their handling of the trial.\r\n\r\nBut he said his thoughts are with the singer\'s relatives.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 016\r\nOUT WORDS: mind today\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200061.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It may be weeks before the cause of the M5 crash in which seven people were killed is known...\r\n\r\nThat\'s from the transport secretary Justine Greening..\r\n\r\nAmong those who died in the 34 vehicle pile up were two lorry drivers from the same company...and a couple from south wales.\r\n\r\nTaunton rugby club that was hosting a fireworks display near the motorway is now at the centre of the investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s still not safe for people living near the collapsed river wall in Bridgewater to go home...\r\n\r\nThat\'s from Sedgemoor District council who have allowed residents and business owners to return only to collect their essential posessions.\r\n\r\nThey say the the moment the priority is to stabalise the wall...as they work on a long term solution.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trains 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Train company bosses have welcomed a report by MPs - which mostly supports the Government\'s high-speed rail project.\r\n\r\nThe 34-billion pound network would initially link London with Birmingham and with trains going up to 250 miles an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATHING 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All of our local beaches have achieved the tough new EU standards for water quality this year...\r\n\r\nOut of 502 that were tested across England and Wales - just 10 failed...\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'),
 (329,'2011-11-08 09:02:17','215406 215363 215385 215415 215414 215386','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been found guilty of the manslaughter of Michael Jackson...\r\n\r\nThe verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko\'s sister La Toya.\r\n\r\nLarge crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it.\r\n\r\nMatt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict proves how tragic the whole case is.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 JACKSON-add BLANK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Matt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict\r\nproves how tragic the whole case is.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: here today\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have arrested 2 men - on suspicion of assaulting another 2 men and causing criminal damage in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nPolice have only just released details about the incident - which left the men badly bruised and cut near the Golden Supermarket in Charminster back on September the 26th...\r\n\r\nOfficers say they want to speak to another man about it too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International says it was \"deeply inappropriate\" that the News of the World hired a private investigator to spy on lawyers representing phone-hacking victims.\r\n\r\nHigh-profile solicitors Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris were tailed by private investigator Derek Webb in a \"fishing exercise\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>saville 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Jimmy Savile\'s coffin has arrived at a hotel in his home city of Leeds where it will go on show until his funeral tomorrow.\r\n\r\nThe gold-coloured casket, featuring a crucifix, was taken to The Queen\'s Hotel in a hearse and carried into the building along a red carpet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries travel to Brentford tonight in the Johnstones Paint Trophy quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nWes Thomas won\'t be able to play as he is cup-tied...but new signing Simon Francis has been added to the squad.\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'),
 (330,'2011-11-08 09:05:19','215407 215363 215357 215392 215362 215408','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dr Conrad Murray has been found guilty of the manslaughter of Michael Jackson...\r\n\r\nThe verdict was read out in court in LA last night - to a scream from Jacko\'s sister La Toya.\r\n\r\nLarge crowds gathered outside Los Angeles Superior Court for the verdict, and they erupted into cheers when they heard it.\r\n\r\nMatt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict proves how tragic the whole case is.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nDr Murray will be sentenced on November the 29th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 JACKSON-add BLANK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Matt Blank from the Michael Jackson World Network fan club says the verdict\r\nproves how tragic the whole case is.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: here today\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200115.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Transport Secretary says it may be weeks before the cause of Friday\'s M5 crash is known.\r\n\r\n7 people died in the 34 vehicle pile up and 51 were injured..\r\n\r\nTaunton rugby club that was hosting a fireworks display near the motorway is now at the centre of the investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s still not safe for people living near the collapsed river wall in Bridgewater to go home...\r\n\r\nThat\'s from Sedgemoor District council who have allowed residents and business owners to return only to collect their essential posessions.\r\n\r\nThey say the the moment the priority is to stabalise the wall...as they work on a long term solution.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hacking 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>News International says it was \"deeply inappropriate\" that the News of the World hired a private investigator to spy on lawyers representing phone-hacking victims.\r\n\r\nHigh-profile solicitors Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris were tailed by private investigator Derek Webb in a \"fishing exercise\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>asteroid10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier will come closer to Earth than the Moon today.\r\n\r\nExperts say amateur astronomers with the right equipment might be able to spot it.\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'),
 (331,'2011-11-08 09:12:35','215421 215351 215423 215422 215198 215424','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 tues</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A jury\'s decided Michael Jackson WAS killed by his doctor.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray - who gave Jacko an overdose of the powerful anaesthetic Propofol - was convicted of involuntary manslaughter last night.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be locked up until he\'s sentenced at the end of the month...when he could be jailed for up to 4 years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been arrested - on suspicion of assaulting another 2 men and causing criminal damage in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nPolice have only just released details about the incident near the Golden Supermarket in Charminster back on September the 26th...\r\n\r\nThe victims were left badly bruised and cut.\r\n\r\nOfficers say they want to speak to another man about it too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>trains 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Train company bosses have welcomed a report by MPs - which mostly supports the Government\'s high-speed rail project.\r\n\r\nThe 34-billion pound network would initially link London with Birmingham and with trains going up to 250 miles an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BATHING 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All of our local beaches have achieved the tough new EU standards for water quality this year...\r\n\r\nOut of 502 that were tested across England and Wales - just 10 failed...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After getting back to winning ways at the Seward Stadium in League One at the weekend - Cherries go to Brentford tonight in the Johnstones Paint Trophy quarter-finals.\r\n\r\nThe Bees have already knocked out MK Dons and Charlton in the competition\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>woods 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tiger Woods insists his former caddy Steve Williams is \"not a racist,\" despite the New Zealander\'s recent offensive comments.\r\n\r\nWilliams was sacked by Woods earlier this year and made insulting remarks about his old boss at an awards ceremony last Friday.\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'),
 (332,'2011-11-09 06:52:46','215760 215791 215790 215792 215779','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova weds 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 FEES RAMIRO</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students are take to the streets of London again later - almost a year after a\r\nmass protest over university tuition fees erupted into violence.\r\n\r\nOrganisers predict as many as 10-thousand people will take part in the\r\ndemonstration.\r\n\r\nPolice are warning they\'ll crackdown on hardcore troublemakers.\r\n\r\nProtest organiser Joana Ramiro says this demo is also reflecting on the wider\r\neffect of government cutbacks.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: and on\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300085.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>borders 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The head of the UK Border Force - blamed by the Home Secretary for relaxing immigration controls - has resigned.\r\n\r\nTheresa May suspended Brodie Clark accusing him of changing the rules without her permission.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BASE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today\'s the first chance to see plans for a new operations base and custody centre for Avon and Somerset Police in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt would have 36 cells and an enquiry office, and house specialist and support teams.\r\n\r\nWork is expected to start next summer for it to open in 2014.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a second public meeting on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>arrows 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Red Arrows pilot who was killed after being ejected from his aircraft while it was on the ground is expected to be officially named later.\r\n\r\nAn independent inquiry into the incident at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire has been launched.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>frankie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor boss Simon Cowell says Frankie Cocozza has \"blown a wonderful opportunity\" after the teenager was axed from the competition.\r\n\r\nCowell said the 18-year-old had \"no one to blame but himself\" after he was booted out of the contest after breaking its rules.\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'),
 (333,'2011-11-09 07:02:05','215784 215786 215772 215778 215777 215789','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire weds 7</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students are take to the streets of London again later - almost a year after a mass protest over university tuition fees erupted into violence.\r\n\r\nOrganisers predict as many as 10-thousand people will take part in the demo.\r\n\r\nPolice are warning they\'ll crackdown on hardcore troublemakers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARROWS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Red Arrows pilot who was killed after being ejected from his aircraft while it was on the ground is expected to be officially named later.\r\n\r\nAn independent inquiry into the incident at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire has been launched, and the Red Arrows display team has suspended training.\r\n\r\nIt\'s just 2 and a half months since Jon Egging died when his hawk crashed in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TOBACCO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One in 5 smokers in Bournemouth and Poole are using illegal tobacco..\r\n\r\nThe NHS here say the black market trade creates a cheap way for people to keep on smoking - when normally they wouldn\'t be able to afford too...so would give up.\r\n\r\nThey\'re now campaigning to get cheap fags and tobacco off our streets...You can find out more from trading standards in Bournemouth square today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>frankie 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X Factor boss Simon Cowell says Frankie Cocozza has \"blown a wonderful opportunity\" after the teenager was axed from the competition.\r\n\r\nCowell said the 18-year-old had \"no one to blame but himself\" after he was booted out of the contest after breaking its rules.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth have crashed out of the Johnstone\'s paint Trophy..\r\n\r\nThey went down 6 nil at Brentford in the quarter final of the competition last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barton 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Joey Barton says he should be considered for an England recall ahead of Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nThe QPR captain - whop\'s only had one cap - was speaking as the current England squad meet up today ahead of their upcoming friendlies with Spain and Sweden.\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'),
 (334,'2011-11-09 07:52:53','215794 215802 215790 215811 215810 215812','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova weds 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>030 FEES BERGFIELD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students are taking to the streets of London - a year after a march against\r\ntuition fees turned violent.\r\n\r\nPolice are warning they\'ll crack down on hardcore troublemakers.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve been authorised to use rubber bullets.\r\n\r\nMark Bergfeld from the Educational Activist Network says they\'ll march on the\r\nCity.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 030\r\nOUT WORDS: tuition fees\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300108.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being told it\'s only a matter of time until more of the river wall collapses in Bridgewater...\r\n\r\nThe council says they don\'t know what impact that will have on the nearby road and buildings which is why people can\'t go back to their homes and businesses.\r\n\r\nAt the moment they\'re using spray concrete to try and stop any more erosion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BASE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today\'s the first chance to see plans for a new operations base and custody centre for Avon and Somerset Police in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nIt would have 36 cells and an enquiry office, and house specialist and support teams.\r\n\r\nWork is expected to start next summer for it to open in 2014.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a second public meeting on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>arrows 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Red Arrows pilot - who was killed after being ejected from his aircraft while it was on the ground - is expected to be named later.\r\n\r\nThe display team\'s suspended training following the incident at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>borders 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s mounting pressure on the Home Secretary after the head of the UK border force quit his job.\r\n\r\nBrodie Clark has launched a scathing attack on Theresa May - saying she had misled parliament over his role in relaxing border controls.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>frankie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X-Factor Producers will tell us later how they\'re gonna fill the gap left by the departure of Frankie Cocozza.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old was axed from the competition after breaking the rules - his mentor Gary Barlow says he\'s \"hugely disappointed\".\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'),
 (335,'2011-11-09 08:04:06','215809 215817 215816 215813 215777 215818','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire weds 8</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>students 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Students are taking to the streets of London - a year after a march against tuition fees turned violent.\r\n\r\nPolice are warning they\'ll crack down on hardcore troublemakers...and have been given permission to use rubber bullets if necessary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARROWS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Red Arrows pilot - who was killed after being ejected from his aircraft while it was on the ground - is expected to be officially named later.\r\n\r\nThe display team\'s suspended training following the incident at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire yesterday.\r\n\r\nIt comes just months after Job Egging died when his plane came down here in Bournemouth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TOBACCO 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The NHS in Bournemouth and Poole have launched a campaign to get rid of illegal tobacco on our streets.\r\n\r\nOne in 5 smokers here use the cheap stuff...and health bosses say it allows them to keep on smoking when normally the cost would force them to give up.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll be joined by trading standards in Bournemouth square later...to try and get more people to report those who sell illegal tobacco.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>frankie 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>X-Factor Producers will tell us later how they\'re gonna fill the gap left by the departure of Frankie Cocozza.\r\n\r\nThe 18 year-old was axed from the competition after breaking the rules - his mentor Gary Barlow says he\'s \"hugely disappointed\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth have crashed out of the Johnstone\'s paint Trophy..\r\n\r\nThey went down 6 nil at Brentford in the quarter final of the competition last night...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tennis 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Andy Murray takes on frenchman Jeremy Chardy in second round of the Paris Masters tennis 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');
