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 (669,'2012-01-25 08:04:02','241056 241050 241048 241049 241051 241052','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 25/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>forces 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Job losses in the Armed Forces - have been described as grotesque...\r\n\r\nA report by committee of MPs has attacked the MoD\'s handling of the redundancies, and questioned whether the terms are \"fair or appropriate\"...as no civilians will be forced out of their jobs.\r\n\r\nThe Defence Secretary says their figures and understanding\r\nabout the process is simply wrong.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crims 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s calls for young offenders to be educated - rather than put behind bars..\r\n\r\nThe Prison Reform Trust say many 18 to 24 year olds sleep their way through their sentences and reckon locking them up is the surest way to create the hardened criminals of tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORE 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>What\'s gonna happen to housing, roads and leisure facilities in Christchurch and East Dorset is the topic of a public meeting tonight..\r\n\r\nThe 2 councils have got together to look at changes that need to be made over the next 15 years - and they want your opinion at the Christchurch civic offices tonight\r\n\r\nEast Dorset Council Leader Spencer Flower told us why the 2 councils joined up:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CORE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CORE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re worried about a 23 year old Afghan man who\'s gone missing from his home in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nRohallah Madadi\'s not been seen since December the 28th when he disappeared from Winton with 150 pounds cash...without his medication.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>holden 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has spent a second night in hospital.\r\n\r\nThe heavily pregnant actress has been under the observation of doctors since admitting herself on Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, Andy Murray\'s booked his place in the semi finals of the Australian Open tennis, with a straight sets win over \r\nKai Nish - e - cory\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Cardiff have reached the Carling Cup Final at Wembley after beating Crystal Palace on penalties.\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'),
 (670,'2012-01-25 08:23:55','241054 241058 241050 241030 241059 241051','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 25/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 DEFENCE KILEY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary\'s hit out at a committee of MPs, which have described\r\ndefence cuts as \"unneccessary and grotesquely unfair\".\r\n\r\nPhilip Hammond says the defence select committee\'s figures and understanding\r\nabout military redundancies is simply wrong.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Defence and Security Editor Sam Kiley says the MoD\'s given a fierce\r\ndefence of how its reducing our armed forces.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300135.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TEA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of MP\'s including North Somerset\'s Liam Fox are heading to Westminister later - to talk about the lack of affordable housing in the south-west.\r\n\r\nThey want to raise awareness of shared ownership schemes - where people buy a share in a house then pay a discounted rent.\r\n\r\nMore than 6 thousand people in the region are currently on a waiting list for them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crims 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s calls for young offenders to be educated - rather than put behind bars..\r\n\r\nThe Prison Reform Trust say many 18 to 24 year olds sleep their way through their sentences and reckon locking them up is the surest way to create the hardened criminals of tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>economy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New figures released in three hours\' time will reveal if Britain is on the brink of ANOTHER recession.\r\n\r\nMost economists are expecting GDP figures to show that the UK economy shrank at the end of 2011.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WEBSITE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston school\'s had their website hacked by a prankster...\r\n\r\nThe how to find us page on the Hans price academy site was changed to include directions by donkey and boat.\r\n\r\nIt\'s all been put back to normal now though and their principal says the hack was \'light-hearted\'.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>holden 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain\'s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has spent a second night in hospital.\r\n\r\nThe heavily pregnant actress has been under the observation of doctors since admitting herself on Monday.\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'),
 (671,'2012-01-25 09:02:37','241084 241085 241013 241016 241034 241086','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 25/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>forces 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary\'s claimed a report, which attacks military cutbacks, is \"simply wrong\".\r\n\r\nThe Commons defence committee called the process \"grotesque\" - and argued that no civilian\'s had been forced out of a job while 40 percent of redundancies in the armed forces are compulsory.\r\n\r\nPhilip Hammond says that\'s because the armed forces tend to have specific jobs, and are less flexible.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crims 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners believe locking up young offenders is gonna make them the hardened criminals of tomorrow. \r\n\r\nThe Prison Reform Trust thinks they should be steered towards education - rather than jail - because many 18 to 24 year-olds sleep through their sentences.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Future plans for things like roads, housing and leisure facilities in Christchurch and east Dorset are being looked at - at the moment...and tonight you can have your say..\r\n\r\nThere\'s a public meeting about how the 2 areas might change over the next 15 years at the Christchurch Civic Offices tonight..\r\n\r\nCouncillor Spencer Flower\'s the leader of East Dorset Council:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CORE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CORE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 23 year old Afghan man\'s gone missing from his home in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nRohallah Madadi\'s not been seen since December the 28th when he disappeared from Winton with 150 pounds cash.\r\n\r\nThe police say he\'s not taken his medication - and are worried about his health.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>demi 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Demi Moore is being treated for exhaustion.\r\n         \r\nHer publicist says it\'s because of all the \"stresses in her life\".\r\n         \r\nIn November, the 49 year old split from hubby Ashton Kutcher.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, Cardiff are going to Wembley for the Carling Cup final.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll face Liverpool or Manchester City after beating Crystal Palace on penalties 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'),
 (672,'2012-01-25 09:49:11','241105 241101 241048 241049 241100 241106','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 25/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>forces 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary has dismissed criticism of military cutbacks as \"wrong\".\r\n\r\nMPs say the process is \"grotesque\", claiming no civilians have been forced out of a job, while two-fifths of cuts among armed forces personnel have been compulsory.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crims 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners believe locking up young offenders is gonna make them the hardened criminals of tomorrow. \r\n\r\nThe Prison Reform Trust thinks they should be steered towards education - rather than jail - because many 18 to 24 year-olds sleep through their sentences.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CORE 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>What\'s gonna happen to housing, roads and leisure facilities in Christchurch and East Dorset is the topic of a public meeting tonight..\r\n\r\nThe 2 councils have got together to look at changes that need to be made over the next 15 years - and they want your opinion at the Christchurch civic offices tonight\r\n\r\nEast Dorset Council Leader Spencer Flower told us why the 2 councils joined up:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CORE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CORE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say they\'re worried about a 23 year old Afghan man who\'s gone missing from his home in Bournemouth..\r\n\r\nRohallah Madadi\'s not been seen since December the 28th when he disappeared from Winton with 150 pounds cash...without his medication.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>honest 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re all a little bit less honest that we were a decade ago.\r\n\r\nAccording to researchers having an affair, drink driving, underage sex and lying seem more acceptable today than they were in the year 2000.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cardiff are bound for Wembley once again. \r\n\r\nThey beat Crystal Palace in the Carling Cup semi-final on penalties last night...and will now play either Liverpool or Manchester City in the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (673,'2012-01-26 06:49:16','241498 241489 241304 241319 241496','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>manhunt 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have launched a manhunt after a SECOND prisoner escaped from custody within a week.\r\n\r\nTwo prison officers were threatened at gunpoint as they escorted an inmate to Hospital in Bury St Edmunds for treatment to a knife wound.\r\n\r\n26 year-old Andrew Farndon was jailed after attacking a man with a hammer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 OLYMPICS ROBERTSON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The true cost of staging the Olympics is apparently five times the figure given\r\nwhen London won the bid in 2005. \r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s revealed the final bill for the games will be over 12\r\nbillion pounds - and even higher if you take into account other costs.\r\n\r\nOlympics minister Hugh Robertson admits we may not be able to put a figure to\r\neverything.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: financial terms\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:29]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400098.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EBOOKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset libraries are being launched into the digital age - with over 700 titles now available as eBooks.\r\n\r\nLibrary members can download them free for 21 days, after which the book will automatically be deleted without any overdue charges.\r\n\r\nYou can see what\'s on offer at librarieswest.org.uk - and the systems compatible with most eReaders... but not the Kindle.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROLEX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Rolex watch has been stolen from a jewellers on Weston High Street.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man entered the shop just before midday last Saturday and managed to conceal the watch - before claiming he needed to get money out from a cash machine and leaving the shop.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ntas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctor Who and Ant and Dec were the big winners at the National Television Awards.\r\n\r\nStars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan won Best Male and Best Female Drama Performance awards for their roles in the sci fi series.\r\n\r\nAnt and Dec took home two prizes including one for I\'m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.\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'),
 (674,'2012-01-26 06:54:43','241484 241491 241487 241495 241497 241493','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARREST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after a man suffered a fractured skull when he was attacked in Bournemouth..\r\n \r\nThe 30 year old victim was also left with other head injuries and missing several teeth after the assault outside Peppino’s Restaurant in Charminster road in the early hours of Sunday.\r\n\r\nA 38 year old local man\'s been arrested on suspicion of GBH...and bailed until March.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to start a national air service for the Police.\r\n\r\nThe move will save 15 million pounds a year - as the number of police helicopters are slashed by a third..The re-organisation would see a national service responsible for that area- rather than each force having its own helicopter.\r\n\r\nOne of the bases would be Bournemouth airport..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRINTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Eight Andy Warhol prints worth up to three thousand pounds have been stolen from a house in Poole.\r\n\r\nIt happened along Whitecliff Road on the evening of January fifth, but has only just been reported to police.\r\n\r\nDetectives are asking anyone offered cheap poster-size mulit-coloured prints of Marilyn Monroe to call them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The true cost of staging the Olympics is apparently five times the figure given when London won the bid in 2005. \r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s revealed the final cost for the games will be over 12 billion pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ntas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctor Who and Ant and Dec were the big winners at the National Television Awards.\r\n\r\nStars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan won Best Male and Best Female Drama Performance awards for their roles in the sci fi series.\r\n\r\nAnt and Dec took home two prizes including one for I\'m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Liverpool will play Cardiff in the Carling Cup Final at Wembley...\r\n\r\nTheir semi against Man City finished 2 all last night - which meant they won 3-2 on aggregate.\r\n\r\nCraig Bellamy got one of the goals.\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'),
 (675,'2012-01-26 07:59:05','241514 241516 241491 241517 241519 241518','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARREST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating an attack which left a man with a fractured skull - have arrested a 38 year old Bournemouth man on suspicion of GBH.\r\n \r\nThe 30 year old victim was also left with other head injuries and missing several teeth after the assault outside Peppino’s Restaurant in Charminster road in the early hours of Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRINTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thieves have stolen eight Andy Warhol prints worth up to three thousand pounds from a house in Poole.\r\n\r\nThey broke into the property on Whitecliff Road on the evening of January fifth, but the theft has only just been reported to police.\r\n\r\nDetectives are asking anyone offered cheap poster-size mulit-coloured prints of Marilyn Monroe to call them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to start a national air service for the Police.\r\n\r\nThe move will save 15 million pounds a year - as the number of police helicopters are slashed by a third..The re-organisation would see a national service responsible for that area- rather than each force having its own helicopter.\r\n\r\nOne of the bases would be Bournemouth airport..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>implants 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in France have arrested the founder of the company whose faulty breast implants are at the centre of a health scare.\r\n\r\nJean-Claude Mas ran PIP, which went bust when it emerged the products could rupture and leak inside the body.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nts 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Coronation Street\'s won best soap at the National Television Awards.\r\n\r\nThere were also two prizes for Ant and Dec as well as Doctor Who.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Liverpool can look forward to playing in their eleventh Carling Cup final.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after they beat Manchester City 3-2 on aggregate last night\r\n\r\nThey\'ll play Cardiff at Wembley 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'),
 (676,'2012-01-26 08:29:07','241500 241517 241524 241495 241523 241519','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>017 PRISONER KIRKHAM2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(BACK ANNO: earlier this week, murder suspect John Anslow, was sprung from a\r\nprison van in Worcestershire.)\r\n\r\nPolice are hunting a SECOND prisoner who\'s escaped from custody this week.\r\n\r\nAndrew Farndon was being taken to hospital in Bury St Edmunds when a gunman\r\nordered prison officers to release him.\r\n\r\nThe 26 year-old, who was jailed for GBH, was being transported by taxi.\r\n\r\nFormer Detective Chief Inspector, Peter Kirkham, says criminals are exploiting\r\na weakness in the system.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 017\r\nOUT WORDS: people around\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>implants 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in France have arrested the founder of the company whose faulty breast implants are at the centre of a health scare.\r\n\r\nJean-Claude Mas ran PIP, which went bust when it emerged the products could rupture and leak inside the body.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROLEX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A thief has stolen a Rolex watch from a jewellers on Weston High Street.\r\n\r\nThe man managed to hide it before claiming he needed to get some money out of the cash machine and leaving the shop around midday last saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The true cost of staging the Olympics is apparently five times the figure given when London won the bid in 2005. \r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s revealed the final cost for the games will be over 12 billion pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EBOOKS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset libraries are now offering over 700 titles as ebooks.\r\n\r\nLibrary members can download them free for 21 days, before it\'s deleted automaticly to save any overdue charges.\r\n\r\nThe system is compatible with most eReaders... but not the Kindle.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nts 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Coronation Street\'s won best soap at the National Television Awards.\r\n\r\nThere were also two prizes for Ant and Dec as well as Doctor Who.\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'),
 (677,'2012-01-26 08:59:34','241484 241487 241534 241491 241538 241539','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARREST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested after a man suffered a fractured skull when he was attacked in Bournemouth..\r\n \r\nThe 30 year old victim was also left with other head injuries and missing several teeth after the assault outside Peppino’s Restaurant in Charminster road in the early hours of Sunday.\r\n\r\nA 38 year old local man\'s been arrested on suspicion of GBH...and bailed until March.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRINTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Eight Andy Warhol prints worth up to three thousand pounds have been stolen from a house in Poole.\r\n\r\nIt happened along Whitecliff Road on the evening of January fifth, but has only just been reported to police.\r\n\r\nDetectives are asking anyone offered cheap poster-size mulit-coloured prints of Marilyn Monroe to call them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>manhunt 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A second violent prisoner is on the run after escaping custody....\r\n\r\nTwo prison officers were threatened at gunpoint as they escorted Andrew Farndon for treatment at a hospital in Suffolk...via taxi.\r\n\r\nSarlier this week, murder suspect John Anslow, was sprung from a prison van in Worcestershire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIR 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are plans to start a national air service for the Police.\r\n\r\nThe move will save 15 million pounds a year - as the number of police helicopters are slashed by a third..The re-organisation would see a national service responsible for that area- rather than each force having its own helicopter.\r\n\r\nOne of the bases would be Bournemouth airport..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the final bill for the London Olympics could reach 12-BILLION pounds - 25 percent over budget.\r\n\r\nSky News is reporting that if other costs are also included, that figure could rise to five times the figure set when London was awarded the games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Liverpool striker Craig Bellamy admits he can\'t wait to face the club he supported as a boy in the Carling Cup final.\r\n\r\nThe Reds forward beat manchester City 3-2 on aggregate last night  and will now face Cardiff in next month\'s final at Wembley.\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'),
 (678,'2012-01-26 09:51:14','241534 241548 241319 241554 241304 241538','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>manhunt 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A second violent prisoner is on the run after escaping custody....\r\n\r\nTwo prison officers were threatened at gunpoint as they escorted Andrew Farndon for treatment at a hospital in Suffolk...via taxi.\r\n\r\nSarlier this week, murder suspect John Anslow, was sprung from a prison van in Worcestershire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 TAXES CLEGG2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nick Clegg says the Chancellor should go \"further and faster\" by giving\r\nfamilies tax cuts.\r\n\r\nThe deputy prime minister wants to increase the threshold at which people\r\nstart paying income tax to 10-thousand pounds a year.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: help them\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400136.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROLEX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Rolex watch has been stolen from a jewellers on Weston High Street.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man entered the shop just before midday last Saturday and managed to conceal the watch - before claiming he needed to get money out from a cash machine and leaving the shop.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>implants10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in France have arrested the founder of the company whose faulty breast implants are at the centre of a health scare.\r\n\r\nJean-Claude Mas ran PIP, which went bust when it emerged the products could rupture and leak inside the body.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EBOOKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset libraries are being launched into the digital age - with over 700 titles now available as eBooks.\r\n\r\nLibrary members can download them free for 21 days, after which the book will automatically be deleted without any overdue charges.\r\n\r\nYou can see what\'s on offer at librarieswest.org.uk - and the systems compatible with most eReaders... but not the Kindle.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympics 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the final bill for the London Olympics could reach 12-BILLION pounds - 25 percent over budget.\r\n\r\nSky News is reporting that if other costs are also included, that figure could rise to five times the figure set when London was awarded the games.\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'),
 (679,'2012-01-26 09:57:09','241514 241555 241516 241548 241557 241556','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 26/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARREST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police investigating an attack which left a man with a fractured skull - have arrested a 38 year old Bournemouth man on suspicion of GBH.\r\n \r\nThe 30 year old victim was also left with other head injuries and missing several teeth after the assault outside Peppino’s Restaurant in Charminster road in the early hours of Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>manhunt 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A second violent prisoner is on the run after escaping custody....\r\n\r\nTwo prison officers were threatened at gunpoint as they escorted Andrew Farndon for treatment at a hospital in Suffolk...via taxi.\r\n\r\nSarlier this week, murder suspect John Anslow, was sprung from a prison van in Worcestershire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PRINTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thieves have stolen eight Andy Warhol prints worth up to three thousand pounds from a house in Poole.\r\n\r\nThey broke into the property on Whitecliff Road on the evening of January fifth, but the theft has only just been reported to police.\r\n\r\nDetectives are asking anyone offered cheap poster-size mulit-coloured prints of Marilyn Monroe to call them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 TAXES CLEGG2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nick Clegg says the Chancellor should go \"further and faster\" by giving\r\nfamilies tax cuts.\r\n\r\nThe deputy prime minister wants to increase the threshold at which people\r\nstart paying income tax to 10-thousand pounds a year.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: help them\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:26]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400136.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cbb 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nicola and Romeo have been sent packing from the Big Brother house. \r\n\r\nThe pair are the latest to lose the public vote - and mean they miss out on the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on court in the men\'s semi-final of the Australian Open.\r\n\r\nThe winner will play either Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic in the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (680,'2012-01-27 06:49:08','241908 241898 241910 241745 241909 241906','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a row over the bonus given to the boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland.\r\n\r\nThe bank\'s mostly owned by taxpayers - and Labour says the government should have stepped in before Stephen Hester was paid nearly a million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBO 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Clevedon teenager\'s been given a 2 year ASBO - which bans him from parts of the town.\r\n\r\nDan Jessop\'s not allowed near the Morrison\'s supermaket or The Barn Youth Club and he\'s banned from drinking in public.\r\n\r\nPolice say the 16 year old has been involved in criminal damage, theft and causing alarm to local people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pip 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The founder of the P-I-P breast implant firm has been charged with involuntary injury by a court in France.\r\n\r\nJean-Claude Mas was released on bail pending further investigations..\r\n\r\nThe now defunct organisation caused a global health scare over concerns the breast implants could burst inside the body.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in North Somerset are taking part in a huge weekend of fundraising - to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nCrews in Burnham are hosting a week-long car wash - while the Weston team are doing a non-stp Row-a-thon outside Sainsbury\'s in Worle tomorrow.\r\n\r\nDave Niccol from the charity told us the old jackets need replacing:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>escape 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dramatic pictures have been released showing the moment a gunman helped a violent prisoner escape during a hospital trip in Bury St Edmunds.\r\n\r\nThey show a guard with a gun pointed at her head being forced to unlock Andrew Farndon\'s handcuffs, before they both run away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>styles 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One Direction singer Harry Styles has confirmed he\'s split with Caroline Flack - who hosted the Xtra Factor.\r\n\r\nHarry denies dumping Caroline - who is 15 years older than him - tweeting that it was a \"mutual decision\".\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'),
 (681,'2012-01-27 06:56:46','241907 241909 241746 241903 241905 241785 241904','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a row over the bonus given to the boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland.\r\n\r\nThe bank\'s mostly owned by taxpayers - and Labour says the government should have stepped in before Stephen Hester was paid nearly a million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>escape 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dramatic pictures have been released showing the moment a gunman helped a violent prisoner escape during a hospital trip in Bury St Edmunds.\r\n\r\nThey show a guard with a gun pointed at her head being forced to unlock Andrew Farndon\'s handcuffs, before they both run away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in Dorset are taking part in a huge day of fundraising - to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nCrews in Swanage are hosting a car wash - while the Boscombe lifeguards are going for a pretty chilly dip at the beach - in just their speedos!\r\n\r\nDave Niccol from the charity told us the old life-jackets need replacing:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s been named the best in the UK for recycling...\r\n\r\nA waste industry magazine says people living here throw out around 174 kilograms of rubbish each every year - less than anywhere else.\r\n\r\nIt comes as Bournemouth and Poole Councils say they\'re gonna save 1.3 million pounds a year - as the price they get for recycling waste goes up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>styles 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One Direction singer Harry Styles has confirmed he\'s split with Caroline Flack - who hosted the Xtra Factor.\r\n\r\nHarry denies dumping Caroline - who is 15 years older than him - tweeting that it was a \"mutual decision\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have the jump on their League One rivals this weekend - they travel to Chesterfield tonight.\r\n\r\nVictory at the division\'s bottom side would move Bournemouth to within just one place of the play-offs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Andy Murray aims to seal a place in his third successive Australian Open tennis final today.\r\n\r\nHe faces world number one Novak Djokovic this morning.\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'),
 (682,'2012-01-27 07:57:41','241931 241932 241929 241769 241905 241930','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A rows broken out over the bonus given to the boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland.\r\n\r\nThe bank\'s mostly owned by taxpayers - and Labour says the government should have stepped in before Stephen Hester was paid nearly a million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>police 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cuts to traffic police will lead to more deaths and injuries.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to road safety charity Brake, which claims numbers have been slashed by 11-point-6 percent over the past five years.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>People in Bournemouth are the best at recycling!\r\n\r\nA waste industry magazine says we throw out around 174 kilograms of rubbish each every year - less than people anywhere else in the UK..\r\n\r\nIt comes as Bournemouth and Poole Councils say they\'re gonna save 1.3 million pounds a year - as the price they get for recycling waste goes up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI lifeguards in Boscombe are to brave the cold later to raise money for the charity - by going for a dip in the sea there - in just their speedos.\r\n\r\nThey\'re among volunteers across the south west trying to make over four thousand pounds to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nCrews from Swanage will be hosting a car wash to do their bit.\r\n\r\nDavid Niccol\'s from the charity:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RNLI SOS DAY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\RNLI SOS DAY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>styles 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One Direction singer Harry Styles has confirmed he\'s split with Caroline Flack - who hosted the Xtra Factor.\r\n\r\nHarry denies dumping Caroline - who is 15 years older than him - tweeting that it was a \"mutual decision\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries travel to Chesterfield in League one tonight.\r\n\r\nVictory at the division\'s bottom side would move Bournemouth to within just one place of the play-offs.\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'),
 (683,'2012-01-27 08:54:54','241939 241938 241941 241940 241770 241937','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour says the government\'s promises to rein in bankers bonuses are worthless.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after it was revealed the boss of the Royal bank of Scotland - which is mostly owned by taxpayers - is getting one worth nearly a million pounds...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASBO 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16 year old boy\'s been given a 2 year ASBO - banning him from parts of Clevedon.\r\n\r\nDan Jessop\'s not allowed near the Morrison\'s supermaket or The Barn Youth Club and he\'s also banned from drinking in public.\r\n\r\nPolice say it\'s because he\'s been involved in criminal damage, theft and causing alarm to local people on a number of occasions.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pip 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The founder of the P-I-P breast implant firm has been charged with involuntary injury by a court in France.\r\n\r\nJean-Claude Mas was released on bail pending further investigations..after a global health scare over the implants.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>medicine</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following the deaths of patients at Stepping Hill in Stockport, it\'s claimed some hospitals are still failing to secure their drugs properly.\r\n\r\nAmong the rules being breached are medicine cupboards being left unlocked, and fridges set to the wrong temperature.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in Weston are preparing for a non-stop Row-a-thon to raise money for the charity.\r\n\r\nThey\'re among crews across the south west trying to make over four thousand pounds to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nIn Burnham, they\'ll be hosting a car wash to do their bit.\r\n\r\nDavid Niccol\'s from the charity:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RNLI SOS DAY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RNLI SOS DAY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snickers</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity tweets promoting Snickers ARE going to be investigated by the advertising watchdog.\r\n\r\nRio Ferdinand, Katie Price and Cher Lloyd all tweeted pictures of themselves with the chocolate bars, along with an ad slogan.\r\n\r\nOfficials are looking into whether the hashtag \"spon\" was enough to make it clear the celebs were being paid.\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'),
 (684,'2012-01-27 08:59:00','241907 241909 241903 241746 241936 241785','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s a row over the bonus given to the boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland.\r\n\r\nThe bank\'s mostly owned by taxpayers - and Labour says the government should have stepped in before Stephen Hester was paid nearly a million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>escape 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dramatic pictures have been released showing the moment a gunman helped a violent prisoner escape during a hospital trip in Bury St Edmunds.\r\n\r\nThey show a guard with a gun pointed at her head being forced to unlock Andrew Farndon\'s handcuffs, before they both run away.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s been named the best in the UK for recycling...\r\n\r\nA waste industry magazine says people living here throw out around 174 kilograms of rubbish each every year - less than anywhere else.\r\n\r\nIt comes as Bournemouth and Poole Councils say they\'re gonna save 1.3 million pounds a year - as the price they get for recycling waste goes up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in Dorset are taking part in a huge day of fundraising - to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nCrews in Swanage are hosting a car wash - while the Boscombe lifeguards are going for a pretty chilly dip at the beach - in just their speedos!\r\n\r\nDave Niccol from the charity told us the old life-jackets need replacing:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snickers</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity tweets promoting Snickers ARE going to be investigated by the advertising watchdog.\r\n\r\nRio Ferdinand, Katie Price and Cher Lloyd all tweeted pictures of themselves with the chocolate bars, along with an ad slogan.\r\n\r\nOfficials are looking into whether the hashtag \"spon\" was enough to make it clear the celebs were being paid.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries have the jump on their League One rivals this weekend - they travel to Chesterfield tonight.\r\n\r\nVictory at the division\'s bottom side would move Bournemouth to within just one place of the play-offs.\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'),
 (685,'2012-01-27 09:56:08','241981 241903 241746 241987 241983 241984','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 27/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Union leaders have joined politicans in criticising the proposed million-pound bonus payment to Stephen Hester, boss of the taxpayer-owned Royal Bank of Scotland.\r\n\r\nLabour says it shows the government\'s promise to rein in executive pay is worthless.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RECYCLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth\'s been named the best in the UK for recycling...\r\n\r\nA waste industry magazine says people living here throw out around 174 kilograms of rubbish each every year - less than anywhere else.\r\n\r\nIt comes as Bournemouth and Poole Councils say they\'re gonna save 1.3 million pounds a year - as the price they get for recycling waste goes up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>RNLI volunteers in Dorset are taking part in a huge day of fundraising - to buy new state of the art life-jackets.\r\n\r\nCrews in Swanage are hosting a car wash - while the Boscombe lifeguards are going for a pretty chilly dip at the beach - in just their speedos!\r\n\r\nDave Niccol from the charity told us the old life-jackets need replacing:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\RNLI SOS DAY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snickers</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Celebrity tweets promoting Snickers ARE going to be investigated by the advertising watchdog.\r\n\r\nRio Ferdinand, Katie Price and Cher Lloyd all tweeted pictures of themselves with the chocolate bars, along with an ad slogan.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHERRIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are in league One action tonight..\r\n\r\nThey travel to Chesterfield knowing a win would see them move to within just one place of the play-offs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tennis - Andy Murray\'s semi-final against Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open tennis is underway.\r\n\r\nThe winner will face Rafa Nadal in the final.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (686,'2012-01-30 06:49:58','242883 242852 241925 242876 242879 242873','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of the Royal bank of Scotland has bowed to political pressure and waived his bonus of nearly 1 million pounds.\r\n\r\nStephen Hester says he won\'t accept the money - after a weekend of scrutiny that culminated in Labour announcing they would force a Commons vote on the payment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 ANTISOCIAL MADDEN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Communities will be given more protection from anti-social behaviour under\r\nplans to be announced by the Home Secretary.\r\n\r\nTheresa May will outline a pilot \"community trigger\" scheme, where authorities\r\nmust take action to tackle nuisance behaviour if 5 people in the same\r\nneighbourhood complain about a problem.\r\n\r\nNeighbourhood Watch chairman, Jim Madden, has praised the Government for\r\nresponding to genuine concerns.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: for everybody\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100092.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UPGRADE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 40 thousand pound upgrade to traffic lights at a busy Weston junction starts today...\r\n\r\nThe existing signals at the Boulevard junction with Albert Street and Albert Quadrant are being replaced over the next 3 weeks.\r\n\r\nTemporary lights will be in place during the day - but some delays are likely.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ucas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UCAS will publish a report today which is expected to show the number people applying to university compared to last year.\r\n\r\nThis year will be the first time English universities can charge students up to 9 thousand pounds a year for tuition fees.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIRPORT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bristol Airport\'s been named ‘Best UK Airport’ at the Business Travel Awards.\r\n\r\nIt was praised for its introduction of free Wi-Fi, improvements to boarding and a dedicated newsletter for passengers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smarties 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today marks 75 years since Smarties first arrived on UK shelves.\r\n\r\nTo mark the milestone, limited edition hexagon tubes will go on sale in shops around the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (687,'2012-01-30 07:02:23','242871 242883 242872 242875 242881 242870 242882','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the murder trial of Poole chef Glyn Helliwell - will continue to consider its verdict today...\r\n\r\nThe 42 year old was found stabbed in Parkwood Road in Southborne on July the 6th last year..and died shortly after.\r\n\r\nJake Brand who\'s 22 and lives on that road denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of the Royal bank of Scotland has bowed to political pressure and waived his bonus of nearly 1 million pounds.\r\n\r\nStephen Hester says he won\'t accept the money - after a weekend of scrutiny that culminated in Labour announcing they would force a Commons vote on the payment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>anti 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Communities will be given more protection from anti-social behaviour under plans to be announced by the Home Secretary.\r\n\r\nTheresa May will outline a pilot \"community trigger\" scheme, where authorities must take action to tackle nuisance behaviour if 5 people in the same neighbourhood complain about a problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ucas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>UCAS will publish a report today which is expected to show the number people applying to university compared to last year.\r\n\r\nThis year will be the first time English universities can charge students up to 9 thousand pounds a year for tuition fees.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWAMP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple and their dog have been rescued after they got stuck in a swamp in Wareham forest..\r\n\r\nThey\'d gone out for a walk in daylight yesterday afternoon but got into trouble when their dog ran off and they had to go and look for it.\r\n\r\nFire crews found them stuck near Blackheath Sewage works\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tempah 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tinie Tempah has been named this year\'s best dressed man. \r\n\r\nGQ magazine says the rapper shows a \"true passion for elegance and proportions\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The last 16 draw for the FA Cup\'s been made..\r\n\r\nSome of the clashes include League One side Stevenage hosting Tottenham.\r\n\r\nArsenal will travel to either Sunderland or Middlesbrough and Liverpool will host Brighton.\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'),
 (688,'2012-01-30 08:03:28','241924 242903 242904 242906 242907 242905','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of a man accused of killing a chef from Poole - will continue their deliberations today...\r\n\r\n42 year old Glyn Helliwell who worked for Bistro on the Beach died shortly after being stabbed in Parkwood Road in Southborne on July the 6th last year.\r\n\r\nJake Brand who\'s 22 and lives on that road denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland says he won\'t be accepting his bonus.\r\n\r\nThere\'s been a furious reaction from politicians and the public to news Stephen Hester was in line for a payment of nearly a million pounds - even though the bank is tax-payer owned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWAMP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have rescued a couple who got stuck in a swamp in Wareham forest..\r\n\r\nThey\'d gone out for a walk yesterday afternoon but got into trouble when their dog ran off and they had to go and look for it.\r\n\r\nFire crews found them stuck near Blackheath Sewage works\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ucas 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re set to find out later how many people have applied to go to University this year - compared with 2011.\r\n\r\nThis year will be the first time English universities can charge students up to 9 thousand pounds a year for tuition fees.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>smarties 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today marks 75 years since Smarties first arrived on UK shelves.\r\n\r\nTo mark the milestone, limited edition hex -a- gon tubes will go on sale in shops around the country.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea are considering giving John Terry time off as he fights to clear his name over allegations of racist abuse towards QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nThe England captain\'s court case is due to begin on Wednesday. He denies any wrongdoing.\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'),
 (689,'2012-01-30 08:28:01','242900 242872 241926 242906 242879 242914','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 BIZ-RBS KLEINMAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of RBS says he won\'t be accepting his bonus.\r\n\r\nThere\'s been a furious reaction from politicians and the public to news\r\nStephen Hester was in line for a payment of nearly a million pounds - even\r\nthough the bank is tax-payer owned.\r\n\r\nSky\'s City Editor Mark Kleinman says this decision could have knock-on effects\r\nfor other bank bosses.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: miserable time\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100123.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>anti 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Communities will be given more protection from anti-social behaviour under plans to be announced by the Home Secretary.\r\n\r\nTheresa May will outline a pilot \"community trigger\" scheme, where authorities must take action to tackle nuisance behaviour if 5 people in the same neighbourhood complain about a problem.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UPGRADE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be delays at a busy junction in Weston for the next 3 weeks - as a 40 thousand pound upgrade to the traffic lights starts.\r\n\r\nThe existing signals at the Boulevard junction with Albert Street and Albert Quadrant are being replaced to make them safer.\r\n\r\nTemporary lights will be in place during the day.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ucas 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re set to find out later how many people have applied to go to University this year - compared with 2011.\r\n\r\nThis year will be the first time English universities can charge students up to 9 thousand pounds a year for tuition fees.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AIRPORT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bristol Airport\'s been named ‘Best UK Airport’ at the Business Travel Awards.\r\n\r\nIt was praised for its introduction of free Wi-Fi, improvements to boarding and a dedicated newsletter for passengers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sags 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a few surprises at the Screen Actors Guild Awards with George Clooney and Meryl Streep missing out.\r\n\r\nThe best acting prizes went to The Artist\'s Jean Dujardin and Viola Davis from The Help.\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'),
 (690,'2012-01-30 09:03:22','242871 242920 242922 242881 242870 242921','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the murder trial of Poole chef Glyn Helliwell - will continue to consider its verdict today...\r\n\r\nThe 42 year old was found stabbed in Parkwood Road in Southborne on July the 6th last year..and died shortly after.\r\n\r\nJake Brand who\'s 22 and lives on that road denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester has decided he won\'t accept his bonus...\r\n\r\nIt comes after loads of political and public pressure from people who didn\'t feel it was right for him to get nearly a million pounds - when the bank is tax-payer owned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ucas 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Figures out later are expected to show fewer people are applying to universities compared to last year. \r\n\r\nIt\'s the first time English universities can charge up to nine-thousand pounds a year for tuition fees.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWAMP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple and their dog have been rescued after they got stuck in a swamp in Wareham forest..\r\n\r\nThey\'d gone out for a walk in daylight yesterday afternoon but got into trouble when their dog ran off and they had to go and look for it.\r\n\r\nFire crews found them stuck near Blackheath Sewage works\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tempah 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tinie Tempah has been named this year\'s best dressed man. \r\n\r\nGQ magazine says the rapper shows a \"true passion for elegance and proportions\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The draw for the 5th round of the FA Cup\'s been made..\r\n\r\nSome of the clashes include League One side Stevenage hosting Tottenham.\r\n\r\nArsenal will travel to either Sunderland or Middlesbrough and Liverpool will host Brighton.\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'),
 (691,'2012-01-30 10:01:14','241924 242936 242937 242938 242940 242939','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 30/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MURDER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of a man accused of killing a chef from Poole - will continue their deliberations today...\r\n\r\n42 year old Glyn Helliwell who worked for Bistro on the Beach died shortly after being stabbed in Parkwood Road in Southborne on July the 6th last year.\r\n\r\nJake Brand who\'s 22 and lives on that road denies murder.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland says he won\'t take the bonus that\'s sparked loads of controversy.\r\n\r\nChief executive Stephen Hester\'s given into pressure from politicians and the public after being awarded nearly a million pounds by the taxpayer-owned bank.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWAMP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Firefighters have rescued a couple who got stuck in a swamp in Wareham forest..\r\n\r\nThey\'d gone out for a walk yesterday afternoon but got into trouble when searching for their dog which had run off.\r\n\r\nFire crews found them stuck near Blackheath Sewage works\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>spped 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Gary Speed\'s wife is expected to give evidence at the inquest into his death later.\r\n\r\nLouise found the Wales football manager hanged at their home in Cheshire last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>parking10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It seems women are better at parking than men.\r\n\r\nThat\'s according to NCP after it asked driving experts to covertly watch people attempting to park.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Chelsea are considering giving John Terry time off as he fights to clear his name over allegations of racist abuse towards QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand.\r\n\r\nThe England captain\'s court case is due to begin on Wednesday. He denies any wrongdoing.\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'),
 (692,'2012-01-31 06:52:17','243271 243262 243202 243264 243272','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HINKLEY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparation work is set to start on a controversial new nuclear reactor at Hinkley Point after compromises were reached with EDF Energy to reduce the impact on the local area.\r\n\r\nSedgemoor Council says nearly 90 conditions have been placed on the firm\'s proposals.\r\n\r\nThey include allowing the authority, as well as Somerset and West Somerset councils, a say on how a four million contribution from EDF is set aside for local housing, skills and training, IF the main build goes ahead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRIT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The winter weather means Somerset County Council’s 23 gritters are out this week salting the roads...\r\n\r\nTemperatures are set to drop to minus 8 in some places over the next few nights...\r\n\r\nMain roads and those leading to schools and hospitals will be treated using some of the 7,000 tonnes of salt stockpiled before the winter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>006 TAX FRANKLIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note: he also speaks on the HMRC story)\r\n\r\nTax office workers are striking over the possible use of public sector staff\r\nin their call centres.\r\n\r\nIt means today\'s self-assessment deadline has effectively been pushed back.\r\n\r\nNormally you\'d get an automatic 100 pound fine and some additional charges for\r\nfiling your return late.\r\n\r\nBut because of the strike, you have until tomorrow or Thursday.\r\n\r\nPaul Franklin from HMRC says deadline day is always busy:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 006\r\nOUT WORDS: returns in\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200030.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>share 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Almost a quarter of children in the UK share a bedroom with a sibling.\r\n\r\nResearchers have found that about a third of parents think their home is too small.\r\n\r\nThe number of kids sharing with a brother or sister rises to almost 2 in 5 among younger families.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>us x 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Jones and Nicole Scherzinger have been axed from the US X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe show\'s producers have announced they\'ll be replaced for the second series when it starts later this 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'),
 (693,'2012-01-31 07:01:44','243258 243261 243270 243277 243278','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Twin Sails bridge will be open to traffic on Monday the 27th of February..\r\n\r\nThe 37 million pound bridge has taken 20 months to complete and joins Hamworthy with the town centre.\r\n\r\nLocal people will have the chance to walk across it the weekend before...so they can see it all close up..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole hospitals have told Fire news - a merger of their NHS Trusts won\'t necessarily mean 750 job losses...\r\n\r\nThat\'s the number of redundancies being reported if the 2 trusts join forces next year to save money - but they\'ve stressed the vast majority of posts going will be from those who retire or move on.\r\n\r\nIf the merger\'s given the go ahead next year - it would be the first of it\'s kind in England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tax office workers are striking over the possible use of public sector staff in their call centres.\r\n\r\nIt means today\'s self-assessment deadline has effectively been pushed back to tomorrow.\r\n\r\nNormally you\'d get an automatic 100 pound fine and some additional charges for filing your return late.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>us x 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Jones and Nicole Scherzinger have been axed from the US X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe show\'s producers have announced they\'ll be replaced for the second series when it starts later this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football - It\'s transfer deadline day - with the window for deals open until 11pm.\r\n\r\nFormer Liverpool forward Jibrial See-say could be set for a\r\nPremier League comeback with QPR.\r\n\r\nWest Ham have made a surprise move for highly-rated Manchester United teenager Ravel Morrison.\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'),
 (694,'2012-01-31 08:02:24','243288 243290 243291 243292 243293 243294','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We can now tell you - Poole\'s 37 million pound Twin Sails bridge will be open to traffic on Monday the 27th of February..\r\n\r\nThat\'s a few weeks later than planned - and it will have taken 20 months to finish the bridge which links Hamworthy with Poole town centre.\r\n\r\nLocal people will have the chance to walk across it the weekend before...so they can see it all close up..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole hospitals say a merger of their NHS Trusts won\'t necessarily mean 750 job losses...\r\n\r\nThat\'s the number of redundancies being reported if the 2 trusts join forces next year to save money - but they\'ve told Fire news the vast majority of posts going will be from those who retire or move on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>voc 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of vocational qualifications are being dropped from GCSE league tables.\r\n\r\nMinisters are concerned GCSE-equivalents in subjects such as hairdressing are making schools look better than they are.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>weather 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Met Office is warning of \"severe\" weather conditions - including snow and ice - across much of the UK this week. \r\n\r\nTemperatures are expected to plummet to minus six in some places.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s been voted the sexiest man on the planet.\r\n\r\nThe footballer has topped the \"hottest hunks in the world\" list compiled by Heat magazine. Actor Ryan Gosling came second.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Football managers up and down the country are set for a busy day - the transfer window closes tonight.\r\n\r\nIt\'s understood Lazio striker Jibril Cisse is in London for a medical with QPR.\r\n\r\nManchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison is thought to be closing in on a move to West Ham.\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'),
 (695,'2012-01-31 08:26:21','243300 243299 243275 243292 243301 243293','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HINKLEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An agreement\'s been reached over reducing the impact of a new nuclear reactor at Hinkley Point on the local area...\r\n\r\nSedgemoor Council says nearly 90 conditions have been placed on EDF Energy\'s proposals including allowing all local councils a say on how a four million contribution from the company will be set aside for local housing, skills and training, IF the main build goes ahead.\r\n\r\nIt all means prep work can start at the site.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRIT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset County Council’s 23 gritters are out salting the roads this week - temperatures are set to drop to minus 8 in some places over the next few nights...\r\n\r\nMain roads and those leading to schools and hospitals will be treated using some of the 7,000 tonnes of salt stockpiled before the winter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 QUALIFICATIONS PARMENTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of vocational qualifications that count towards a school\'s GCSE\r\nperformance in league tables are to be cut.\r\n\r\nThe concern is that they skew results.\r\n\r\nTom Parmenter has more.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: CHILDREN NOWHERE\r\nDuration: 26\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200091.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>weather 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Met Office is warning of \"severe\" weather conditions - including snow and ice - across much of the UK this week. \r\n\r\nTemperatures are expected to plummet to minus six in some places.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>water 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The average household water bill is to go up by roughly 20 pounds over the next year.\r\n\r\nThat\'s around 0-point-5 per cent above inflation. \r\n\r\nThe biggest increase will be for Southern water customers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s been voted the sexiest man on the planet.\r\n\r\nThe footballer has topped the \"hottest hunks in the world\" list compiled by Heat magazine. Actor Ryan Gosling came second.\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'),
 (696,'2012-01-31 09:03:18','243258 243261 243312 243314 243315 243313','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Twin Sails bridge will be open to traffic on Monday the 27th of February..\r\n\r\nThe 37 million pound bridge has taken 20 months to complete and joins Hamworthy with the town centre.\r\n\r\nLocal people will have the chance to walk across it the weekend before...so they can see it all close up..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole hospitals have told Fire news - a merger of their NHS Trusts won\'t necessarily mean 750 job losses...\r\n\r\nThat\'s the number of redundancies being reported if the 2 trusts join forces next year to save money - but they\'ve stressed the vast majority of posts going will be from those who retire or move on.\r\n\r\nIf the merger\'s given the go ahead next year - it would be the first of it\'s kind in England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>water 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Average water bills will increase above the rate of inflation over the next year - adding 20 pounds to the typical bill.\r\n\r\nThe regulator Ofwat says the rises will fund investment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tax 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tax office workers are striking over the possible use of public sector staff in their call centres.\r\n\r\nIt means today\'s self-assessment deadline has effectively been pushed back to tomorrow.\r\n\r\nNormally you\'d get an automatic 100 pound fine and some additional charges for filing your return late.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>us x 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Steve Jones and Nicole Scherzinger have been axed from the US X Factor.\r\n\r\nThe show\'s producers have announced they\'ll be replaced for the second series when it starts later this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football - It\'s transfer deadline day - with the window for deals open until 11pm.\r\n\r\nFormer Liverpool forward Jibrial See-say could be set for a\r\nPremier League comeback with QPR.\r\n\r\nWest Ham have made a surprise move for highly-rated Manchester United teenager Ravel Morrison.\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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 (697,'2012-01-31 10:01:14','243334 243290 243335 243336 243338 243337','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 31/1</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TWIN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The 37 million pound Twin Sails bridge in Poole will be open to traffic on Monday the 27th of February..\r\n\r\nThat\'s a few weeks later than planned - and it will have taken 20 months to finish the bridge which links Hamworthy with Poole town centre.\r\n\r\nLocal people will have the chance to walk across it the weekend before...so they can see it all close up..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NHS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth and Poole hospitals say a merger of their NHS Trusts won\'t necessarily mean 750 job losses...\r\n\r\nThat\'s the number of redundancies being reported if the 2 trusts join forces next year to save money - but they\'ve told Fire news the vast majority of posts going will be from those who retire or move on.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>water 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Average water bills will increase above the rate of inflation over the next year - adding 20 pounds to the typical bill.\r\n\r\nThe regulator Ofwat says the rises will fund investment.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>voc 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed many schools look better than they really are in league tables - because of the inclusion of vocational qualifications.\r\n\r\nThousands of so-called GCSE-equivalent certificates are now being dropped from the data.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham\'s been voted the sexiest man on the planet.\r\n\r\nThe footballer has topped the \"hottest hunks in the world\" list compiled by Heat magazine. Actor Ryan Gosling came second.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - It\'s shaping up to be a busy transfer deadline day.\r\n\r\nChelsea have completed the signing of midfielder Kevin De Broyn - that\'s according the club he\'s leaving, Genk...in the summer\r\n\r\nSunderland are chasing Manchester City\'s Wayne Bridge on loan.\r\n\r\nDjibril Cisse is expected to have a medical at QPR.\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'),
 (698,'2012-02-01 06:48:01','243715 243713 243711 243712 243710','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 GOODWIN OSBORNE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Amends final par)\r\n\r\nFred Goodwin\'s role in the collapse of RBS, has meant he\'s been stripped of\r\nhis knighthood.\r\n\r\nA committee\'s decided he was an \"exceptional case\", because of the \"scale and\r\nseverity\" of the impact of his actions at the bank - which required a massive\r\nbailout.\r\n\r\nChancellor George Osborne says we now need to support the bank, so taxpayers\r\nsee their money returned.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: moving now\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300076.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PYLONS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of placing new power lines through North Somerset - underground, cannot be justified.\r\n\r\nThat\'s from National Grid  who say burying them would be up to six times more expensive than overhead cables..\r\n\r\nThe new 37-mile long power line would connect a proposed new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point with a substation in Avonmouth - but campaigners say pylons would ruin the countryside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An armed stand-off at a house in Lincolnshire ended late last night after a man was found dead by officers. \r\n\r\nNegotiators had been on the scene for several hours - police say no shots were fired by them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being encouraged to try cycling to work - by borrowing a bike for two weeks to see how we like it.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council has launched a scheme with Weston shop Bicycle Chain - where local people are given a voucher which they can exchange for a free loan of a bike.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babe 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bus company\'s banned its drivers from calling passengers \'babe\' or \'love\' in a bid to avoid lawsuits from offended women.\r\n\r\nBrighton and Hove Buses posted warnings to drivers after a complaint from a woman who said she felt insulted.\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'),
 (699,'2012-02-01 06:55:15','243707 243708 243709 243711 243710 243706','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been charged - after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old man\'s accused of wanton and furious driving...after the little girl was hurt on a pavement in Southborne Grove in November.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll appear in court on March the second.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A security guard\'s been robbed outside a shop in Bournemouth just after collecting cash from it.\r\n\r\nHe was confronted by a man in a balaclava outside Tesco Express along Shillingstone Drive yesterday morning - who took cash and a set of keys.\r\n\r\nDetectives are trying to trace a small, dark green car - possibly a Mazda - which the offender left in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodwin 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fred Goodwin, the former boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland has been stripped of his knighthood.\r\n\r\nMr Goodwin\'s actions almost led to the collapse of the bank and cost the taxpayer 45 billion pounds.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s backed the decision.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>armed 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An armed stand-off at a house in Lincolnshire ended late last night after a man was found dead by officers. \r\n\r\nNegotiators had been on the scene for several hours - police say no shots were fired by them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babe 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bus company\'s banned its drivers from calling passengers \'babe\' or \'love\' in a bid to avoid lawsuits from offended women.\r\n\r\nBrighton and Hove Buses posted warnings to drivers after a complaint from a woman who said she felt insulted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>To sport now and in transfer news - Cherries have signed 22 year old Huddersfield winger Donal McDermott for an undisclosed fee. \r\n\r\nAs for moves between the bigger clubs - there weren\'t really many...QPR paid 10-million for a new strike force with Djibril Cisse and Bobby Zamora joining the club.\r\n\r\nAnd Spurs bought Louis Saha from Everton with Steven Pienaar going the other way...\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nMeanwhile The two Manchester clubs are level on points at the top of the Premier League this morning after Man City lost 1 nil to Everton...and Man United beat 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'),
 (700,'2012-02-01 07:59:10','243780 243708 243778 243782 243779','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been charged - after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old man\'s accused of wanton and furious driving...after the little girl was hurt on Southborne Grove in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A security guard\'s been robbed outside a shop in Bournemouth just after collecting cash from it.\r\n\r\nHe was confronted by a man in a balaclava outside Tesco Express along Shillingstone Drive yesterday morning - who took cash and a set of keys.\r\n\r\nDetectives are trying to trace a small, dark green car - possibly a Mazda - which the offender left in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodwin 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many MPs say they\'re \"uneasy\" about former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Fred Goodwin being stripped of his knighthood.\r\n\r\nThe honour was cancelled by the Queen yesterday - but there\'s criticism the decision followed a witch-hunt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain faces the prospect of more freezing temperatures today. \r\n\r\nForecasters say it will stay around zero for most of the day, before plunging as low as minus-seven in some places tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In Cherries transfer news...the club has signed 22 year old Huddersfield winger Donal McDermott for an undisclosed fee. \r\n\r\nand striker Michael Symes has gone on loan to Rochdale until May the 5th...\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nIn the Premier league - Manchester United have moved level on points with leaders Manchester City - who were beaten 1-0 at Everton last night.\r\n\r\nUnited were 2-0 winners over 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'),
 (701,'2012-02-01 08:24:04','243783 243785 243771 243784 243782 243712','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLISION1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An accident on the M5 has been causing problems for drivers this morning...\r\n\r\nOne lane was closed and speeds cut to 50 miles an hour after 2 cars collided on the northbound carriageway between junctions 22 and 21.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now back open - but it\'s still busy in the area...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodwin 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Many MPs say they\'re \"uneasy\" about former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Fred Goodwin being stripped of his knighthood.\r\n\r\nThe honour was cancelled by the Queen yesterday - \r\n\r\nThere\'s been a mixture of opinions to the move...Many think he\'s been unfairly singled out - but there\'s consensus amongst most politicians that it was the right thing to do. \r\n\r\nLord Newby is a Lib Dem peer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>024 GOODWIN NEWBY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sir Fred Goodwin is now just \"Fred Goodwin\" after being stripped of his\r\nknighthood yesterday. \r\n\r\nAs Chief Executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland, he presided over one of the\r\nbiggest losses in corporate banking history.\r\n\r\nThere\'s been mixed reaction to the decision to remove the award. \r\n\r\nMany think he\'s been unfairly singled out - but there\'s consensus amongst most\r\npoliticians that it was the right move. \r\n\r\nLord Newby is a Liberal Democrat peer.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 024\r\nOUT WORDS: COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300126.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PYLONS 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The National Grid say the cost of placing new power lines through North Somerset - underground, cannot be justified.\r\n\r\nThey say burying them would be up to six times more expensive than overhead cables..\r\n\r\nThe new 37-mile long power line would connect a proposed new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point with a substation in Avonmouth - but campaigners say pylons would ruin the countryside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wev 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Britain faces the prospect of more freezing temperatures today. \r\n\r\nForecasters say it will stay around zero for most of the day, before plunging as low as minus-seven in some places tonight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being encouraged to try cycling to work - by borrowing a bike for two weeks to see how we like it.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council has launched a scheme with Weston shop Bicycle Chain - where local people are given a voucher which they can exchange for a free loan of a bike.\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'),
 (702,'2012-02-01 09:03:28','243707 243708 243801 243710 243800','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been charged - after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old man\'s accused of wanton and furious driving...after the little girl was hurt on a pavement in Southborne Grove in November.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll appear in court on March the second.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A security guard\'s been robbed outside a shop in Bournemouth just after collecting cash from it.\r\n\r\nHe was confronted by a man in a balaclava outside Tesco Express along Shillingstone Drive yesterday morning - who took cash and a set of keys.\r\n\r\nDetectives are trying to trace a small, dark green car - possibly a Mazda - which the offender left in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodwin 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s growing unease about the stripping of ex-RBS boss Fred Goodwin\'s knighthood - despite David Cameron insisting it was the right decision.\r\n\r\nAlastair Darling - who was Chancellor at the time of the bank\'s decline - doesn\'t agree with it...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>babe 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bus company\'s banned its drivers from calling passengers \'babe\' or \'love\' in a bid to avoid lawsuits from offended women.\r\n\r\nBrighton and Hove Buses posted warnings to drivers after a complaint from a woman who said she felt insulted.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>To sport now and in transfer news - Cherries have signed 22 year old Huddersfield winger Donal McDermott for an undisclosed fee. \r\n\r\nThey\'ve also let Michael Symes go on loan to Rochdale.\r\n\r\nAs for moves between the bigger clubs - QPR paid 10-million for a new strike force with Djibril Cisse and Bobby Zamora joining the club.\r\n\r\nAnd Spurs bought Louis Saha from Everton with Steven Pienaar going the other way...\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'),
 (703,'2012-02-01 09:27:06','243799 243713 243809 243712 243811 243810','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>029 GOODWIN STEWART</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s growing unease about the stripping of ex-RBS boss Fred Goodwin\'s\r\nknighthood - despite David Cameron insisting it was the right decision.\r\n\r\nAlastair Darling - who was Chancellor at the time of the bank\'s decline - has\r\nsaid there\'s something \"tawdry\" about it.\r\n\r\nFormer F1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart is a friend of Fred Goodwin. \r\n\r\nHe says the former RBS Chief Exec has been made a scapegoat.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 029\r\nOUT WORDS: GORDON BROWN\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300144.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PYLONS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of placing new power lines through North Somerset - underground, cannot be justified.\r\n\r\nThat\'s from National Grid  who say burying them would be up to six times more expensive than overhead cables..\r\n\r\nThe new 37-mile long power line would connect a proposed new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point with a substation in Avonmouth - but campaigners say pylons would ruin the countryside.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>redknapp10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Redknapp\'s due to take the stand at his tax evasion trial today.\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham manager denies charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'re being encouraged to try cycling to work - by borrowing a bike for two weeks to see how we like it.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council has launched a scheme with Weston shop Bicycle Chain - where local people are given a voucher which they can exchange for a free loan of a bike.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cold 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It may be chilly here, but parts of central and eastern Europe are having to endure temperatures as low as minus 49 degrees.\r\n\r\nAt least 60 people have died in the cold snap that\'s stretching from Russia to as far south as Turkey.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>us x fac10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported Mariah Carey is being lined up as a US X Factor judge.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after it was announced host Steve Jones, and judges Nicole Scherzinger and Paula Abdul have all left.\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'),
 (704,'2012-02-01 09:29:43','243808 243780 243805 243803 243766 243806','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 1/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>redknapp10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp\'s due to take the stand at his tax evasion trial today.\r\n\r\nThe Tottenham boss denies charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BIKE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s been charged - after a 4 year old girl had her leg broken when she was hit by a cyclist in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old man\'s accused of wanton and furious driving...after the little girl was hurt on Southborne Grove in November.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodwin 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s growing unease about ex Royal bank of Scotland boss Fred Goodwin - being stripped of his knighthood - despite David Cameron insisting it was the right decision.\r\n\r\nAlastair Darling - who was Chancellor at the time of the bank\'s decline - has said there\'s something \"tawdry\" about it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROBBERY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to find a man who robbed a security guard outside a shop...\r\n\r\nHe was confronted by a man in a balaclava after collecting cash from Tesco Express along Shillingstone Drive yesterday morning..\r\n\r\nDetectives are trying to trace a small, dark green car - possibly a Mazda - which the offender left in.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEATLES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Photos of the Beatles in Bournemouth and Poole - which have never been published - go on show at the Lighthouse today..\r\n\r\nThe exhibition features rare pictures and looks at the connections between the group and the two towns..\r\n\r\nIt opens at 6.30 this evening...and goes on until March the 10th.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In Cherries transfer news...the club has signed 22 year old winger Donal McDermott from Huddersfield for an undisclosed fee. \r\n\r\nand striker Michael Symes has gone on loan to Rochdale until May the 5th...\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nIn the Premier league - Manchester United have moved level on points with leaders Manchester City - who were beaten 1-0 at Everton last night.\r\n\r\nUnited were 2-0 winners over 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'),
 (705,'2012-02-02 06:45:47','244172 244128 244167 244160 244155 244171','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>footy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least 74 football fans have been killed and hundreds more injured after clashes between rival supporters at a match in Egypt.\r\n\r\nSecurity forces have been blamed for not doing enough to stop what happened when rival fans invaded the pitch - in the city of Port Said.\r\n\r\nThe disaster has left many wondering if anyone they know has been caught up in the tragedy - including this man who has been talking to us through a translator:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 EGYPT VOX</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 70 people are dead after violence broke out at a football match in\r\nEgypt.\r\n\r\nPlayers ran to their changing rooms as fistfights broke out among the hundreds\r\nof fans that invaded the pitch in the city of Port Said (PRON: sigh-eed)\r\n\r\nA manager from the losing team had to be rescued as he was being beaten by a\r\ngroup of men.\r\n\r\nThe disaster has left many wondering if anyone they know has been caught up in\r\nthe tragedy - including this man who has been talking to us through a\r\ntranslator:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: switched off\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:43]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400070.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shout 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children who shout out in lessons are more likely to do better in maths and reading than their quieter classmates.\r\n\r\nA study by Durham University has found children who blurt out answers could be nearly a year ahead of others who keep quiet...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLYTIPPER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fly-tipper who dumped a bunch of items in a road in Puxton - was caught because he was followed by a nosy neighbour!\r\n\r\nJeffrey Hughes from North Petherton was trailed by the man who\'d seen him leaving the mattress, bed and mirror in Puxton Lane..\r\n\r\nHis details were passed to the council..and he\'s been ordered to pay an 18 hundred pound fine by the courts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLU 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>NHS North Somerset is warning us not to be complacent - despite low levels of flu this winter.\r\n\r\nTheir Director of Public Health says this week\'s cold snap means older, vulnerable and pregnant women - are at risk.\r\n\r\nThose who are entitled to - are being urged to get the flu jab as soon as they can.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sharon 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Original Eastender Sharon Watts is going to be back to the Square.\r\n\r\nLetitia Dean is returning to Walford later this year for her third stint on the soap.\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'),
 (706,'2012-02-02 06:53:22','244162 244165 244002 244166 244170 244164','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOOKIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth bookies has been raided by an armed robber.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man with a gun entered Ladbrokes along Commercial Road, threatened a female cashier and demanded money - on Tuesday night, at about 8-20.\r\n\r\nThe robber\'s white, five-six, was wearing a navy Henry Lloyd top with \'63\' on the front, and had a patterned scarf over his face.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>footy 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least 74 football fans have been killed and hundreds more injured after clashes between rival supporters at a match in Egypt.\r\n\r\nSecurity forces have been blamed for not doing enough to stop what happened.\r\n\r\nRival fans invaded the pitch - in the city of Port Said.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work on a major new phase of improvements to Canford Bottom junction starts today - so expect heavy traffic there.\r\n\r\nHam Lane and Wimborne Road West will be closed 24/7 for the next two weeks, as sewage works are undertaken.\r\n\r\nA shuttle bus has been set up between Wimborne and Colehill while the usual service is out of action, though it will have to miss out some stops.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>shout 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Children who shout out in lessons are more likely to do better in maths and reading than their quieter classmates.\r\n\r\nA study by Durham University has found children who blurt out answers could be nearly a year ahead of others who keep quiet...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sharon 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Original Eastender Sharon Watts is going to be back to the Square.\r\n\r\nLetitia Dean is returning to Walford later this year for her third stint on the soap.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gay 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All 20 Premier League teams are signing up to a charter to tackle homophobia in football.\r\n\r\nThe deal commits clubs to stand up to abuse both in the stands and on the pitch.\r\n\r\nPR expert Max Clifford says about 6 gay footballers have come to him to help keep their sexuality a secret.\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'),
 (707,'2012-02-02 07:43:42','244177 244196 244190 244195 244192','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 EGYPT HURD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least 74 football fans have been killed and hundreds more injured after\r\nclashes between rival supporters at a match in Egypt.\r\n\r\nSecurity forces have been blamed for not doing enough to stop what happened.\r\n\r\nRival fans invaded the pitch at the end of the game in the city of Port Said\r\n(PRON: sigh-eed).\r\n\r\nSky\'s Middle East Correspondent Emma Hurd has more:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: of revenge\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400109.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLYTIPPER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fly-tipper\'s been fined 18 hundred pounds for dumping a bunch of items in Puxton...\r\n\r\nJeffrey Hughes  who\'s 35 and from North Petherton was caught after he was trailed by a nosy neighbour who saw him dump the matresses, bed and mirror in Puxton Lane..\r\n\r\nHis details were passed to the council..and he was fined in court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s facing calls to stand down as England captain until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nAn influential MP claims he shouldn\'t wear the armband until his racism trial\'s over - Terry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLU 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been low levels of flu in North Somerset this winter - but the NHS say we shouldn\'t be complacent...\r\n\r\nThey\'re worried that older people, the vulnerable and pregnant women - won\'t bother to get the flu jab now - which could put them at risk..\r\n\r\nThey say with the current cold snap - it\'s important tose who are entitled to get the flu jab - do.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham has launched his new underwear collection.\r\n\r\nHundreds of screaming fans turned out to see the football star, at an H and M store in London\'s West End yesterday.\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'),
 (708,'2012-02-02 07:51:10','244183 244177 244187 244190 244192 244191','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOOKIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting a gunman who raided a bookies in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nHe threatened a female cashier at Ladbrokes along Commercial Road at 8.20 on Tuesday night before making off with cash..\r\n\r\nHe was wearing a navy Henry Lloyd top with \'63\' on the front, and had a patterned scarf over his face.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 EGYPT HURD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>At least 74 football fans have been killed and hundreds more injured after\r\nclashes between rival supporters at a match in Egypt.\r\n\r\nSecurity forces have been blamed for not doing enough to stop what happened.\r\n\r\nRival fans invaded the pitch at the end of the game in the city of Port Said\r\n(PRON: sigh-eed).\r\n\r\nSky\'s Middle East Correspondent Emma Hurd has more:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: of revenge\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400109.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Expect delays around the Canford Bottom junction from today as work on a major new phase of improvements to starts...\r\n\r\nHam Lane and Wimborne Road West will be shut for the next fortnight so sewage works can be done...\r\n\r\nA shuttle bus has been set up between Wimborne and Colehill - though it won\'t be able to stop at as many stops as the usual service.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s facing calls to stand down as England captain until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nAn influential MP claims he shouldn\'t wear the armband until his racism trial\'s over - Terry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>becks 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Beckham has launched his new underwear collection.\r\n\r\nHundreds of screaming fans turned out to see the football star, at an H and M store in London\'s West End yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his side needs to treat every game like a cup final if they\'re to finish in the top four of the Premier League this season.\r\n\r\nThe Gunners find themselves seventh this morning, after a nil-nil draw at Bolton 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'),
 (709,'2012-02-02 08:56:23','244162 244213 244002 244219 244220 244221','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOOKIES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth bookies has been raided by an armed robber.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man with a gun entered Ladbrokes along Commercial Road, threatened a female cashier and demanded money - on Tuesday night, at about 8-20.\r\n\r\nThe robber\'s white, five-six, was wearing a navy Henry Lloyd top with \'63\' on the front, and had a patterned scarf over his face.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>footy 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Security forces in Egypt are being blamed for not doing enough to stop a football riot - which has left 74 people dead.\r\n\r\nRival supporters invaded the pitch in the city of Port Said - many of those killed were trampled in the crush.\r\n\r\nThe Egyptian parliament\'s holding an emergency session this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work on a major new phase of improvements to Canford Bottom junction starts today - so expect heavy traffic there.\r\n\r\nHam Lane and Wimborne Road West will be closed 24/7 for the next two weeks, as sewage works are undertaken.\r\n\r\nA shuttle bus has been set up between Wimborne and Colehill while the usual service is out of action, though it will have to miss out some stops.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s facing calls to stand down as England captain until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nAn MP claims he shouldn\'t wear the armband until his racism trial\'s over - Terry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi6 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>M-I-6 has cancelled all leave requested by its staff until after the London Olympics, according to sources.\r\n\r\n13,500 personnel will be involved in the security operation for this summer\'s games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Aston Villa striker Darren Bent admits he\'s delighted to have joined an elite group of players who have scored 100 Premier League goals.\r\n\r\nThe England international reached the landmark in Villa\'s 2 all\r\ndraw at home to QPR 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'),
 (710,'2012-02-02 09:51:17','244241 244209 244160 244219 244220 244232','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MISSILE1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are trying to find a teenager who threw a missile at a tractor from a bridge over the A371 at Locking...\r\n\r\nIt damaged the vehicle\'s back light last Saturday evening - but the driver wasn\'t hurt.\r\n\r\nOfficers say it could have been a lot more serious and are looking for a teenage boy who was wearing a distinctive black and red lumber type shirt.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 EGYPT HURD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Security forces in Egypt are being blamed for not doing enough to stop a\r\nfootball riot - which has left 74 people dead.\r\n\r\nRival supporters invaded the pitch in the city of Port Said (Sy-eed) - many of\r\nthose killed were trampled in the crush.\r\n\r\nThe Egyptian parliament\'s holding an emergency session this morning.\r\n\r\nSky\'s Middle East Correspondent Emma Hurd says tensions are rising:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: will bring\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400128.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FLYTIPPER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A fly-tipper who dumped a bunch of items in a road in Puxton - was caught because he was followed by a nosy neighbour!\r\n\r\nJeffrey Hughes from North Petherton was trailed by the man who\'d seen him leaving the mattress, bed and mirror in Puxton Lane..\r\n\r\nHis details were passed to the council..and he\'s been ordered to pay an 18 hundred pound fine by the courts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>John Terry\'s facing calls to stand down as England captain until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nAn MP claims he shouldn\'t wear the armband until his racism trial\'s over - Terry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mi6 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>M-I-6 has cancelled all leave requested by its staff until after the London Olympics, according to sources.\r\n\r\n13,500 personnel will be involved in the security operation for this summer\'s games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>towie 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nevermind Brentwood - TOWIE\'s Mark Wright is apparently heading for Hollywood. \r\n\r\nThe Only Way Is Essex star has reportedly landed his first movie role alongside Kelly Brook and Danny Dyer.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought to be a new British gangster film..\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'),
 (711,'2012-02-02 09:55:49','244183 244243 244187 244244 244232 244191','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 2/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOOKIES 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting a gunman who raided a bookies in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nHe threatened a female cashier at Ladbrokes along Commercial Road at 8.20 on Tuesday night before making off with cash..\r\n\r\nHe was wearing a navy Henry Lloyd top with \'63\' on the front, and had a patterned scarf over his face.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>footy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Security forces in Egypt are being blamed for not doing enough to stop a football riot - which has left 74 people dead.\r\n\r\nRival supporters invaded the pitch in the city of Port Said - many of those killed were trampled in the crush.\r\n\r\nThe Egyptian parliament\'s holding an emergency session this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Expect delays around the Canford Bottom junction from today as work on a major new phase of improvements to starts...\r\n\r\nHam Lane and Wimborne Road West will be shut for the next fortnight so sewage works can be done...\r\n\r\nA shuttle bus has been set up between Wimborne and Colehill - though it won\'t be able to stop at as many stops as the usual service.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An MP has defended his decision to demand John Terry stands down as England captain.\r\n\r\nDamian Collins - who\'s on the Culture, Media and Sport committee - thinks Terry should quit until after his trial for the alleged racist abuse of QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>towie 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nevermind Brentwood - TOWIE\'s Mark Wright is apparently heading for Hollywood. \r\n\r\nThe Only Way Is Essex star has reportedly landed his first movie role alongside Kelly Brook and Danny Dyer.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought to be a new British gangster film..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his side needs to treat every game like a cup final if they\'re to finish in the top four of the Premier League this season.\r\n\r\nThe Gunners find themselves seventh this morning, after a nil-nil draw at Bolton 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'),
 (712,'2012-02-03 06:53:38','244569 244570 244565 244573 244576','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURLAND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of a Burnham scout leader accused of child sex abuse - will continue trying to reach a verdict today..\r\n\r\nDavid Burland of who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way denies a total of 33 charges - including ten counts of indecent assault...over a 23 year period.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution and defence made their closing statements yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the FA\'s board is about to sack England captain John Terry.\r\n\r\nReports suggest he\'ll be stripped of the job, as the racism case against him won\'t be resolved until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nTerry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group campaigning to restore Weston\'s Tropicana as a swimming pool, is asking for help from local people.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBusinessman Derek Mead is from Trop Limited who claims a full proposal is getting nearer, but says North Somerset Council won\'t sit down and talk to them.\r\n\r\nThe Council however says the groups business model seems to depend on them approving a seperate development by the Mead Group, which would be illegal - adding they won\'t \'be held to ransom\'.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>huhne 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy secretary Chris Huhne will find out this morning if he faces prosecution over claims he dodged a speeding penalty.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of getting his ex-wife to say she was driving when he was snapped by a speed camera in 2003.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>card 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A supermarket\'s come up with a super-budget Valentine\'s card for cash-strapped lovers.\r\n\r\nThe cost-cutting card is selling for just 7 pence at Asda.\r\n\r\nIt features the supermarket\'s \"smart price\" logo, and contains the cheeky message: \"My love for you is priceless.\"\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'),
 (713,'2012-02-03 07:57:28','244569 244570 244565 244573 244576','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURLAND 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the trial of a Burnham scout leader accused of child sex abuse - will continue trying to reach a verdict today..\r\n\r\nDavid Burland of who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way denies a total of 33 charges - including ten counts of indecent assault...over a 23 year period.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution and defence made their closing statements yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the FA\'s board is about to sack England captain John Terry.\r\n\r\nReports suggest he\'ll be stripped of the job, as the racism case against him won\'t be resolved until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nTerry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group campaigning to restore Weston\'s Tropicana as a swimming pool, is asking for help from local people.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nBusinessman Derek Mead is from Trop Limited who claims a full proposal is getting nearer, but says North Somerset Council won\'t sit down and talk to them.\r\n\r\nThe Council however says the groups business model seems to depend on them approving a seperate development by the Mead Group, which would be illegal - adding they won\'t \'be held to ransom\'.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>huhne 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy secretary Chris Huhne will find out this morning if he faces prosecution over claims he dodged a speeding penalty.\r\n\r\nHe\'s accused of getting his ex-wife to say she was driving when he was snapped by a speed camera in 2003.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>card 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A supermarket\'s come up with a super-budget Valentine\'s card for cash-strapped lovers.\r\n\r\nThe cost-cutting card is selling for just 7 pence at Asda.\r\n\r\nIt features the supermarket\'s \"smart price\" logo, and contains the cheeky message: \"My love for you is priceless.\"\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'),
 (714,'2012-02-03 08:05:18','244571 244580 244572 244560 244581 244575','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed the FA\'s board is about to sack England captain John Terry.\r\n\r\nReports suggest he\'ll be stripped of the job, as the racism case against him won\'t be resolved until after Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nTerry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUNDING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset\'s getting 6 and a half million pounds from the government - to fund projects which create jobs and provide affordable housing..\r\n\r\nThe county\'s newly formed Local Economic Partnership says it has a short-list of schemes which could benefit...and they\'ll decide where the money will go next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>huhne 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Energy secretary Chris Huhne will find out this morning if he faces prosecution over claims he dodged a speeding penalty.\r\n\r\nThe Eastleigh MP\'s accused of getting his ex-wife to say she was driving when he was snapped by a speed camera in 2003.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating a series of lead thefts in the town. \r\n\r\nThe metal\'s been stripped off the roofs of three shops and two churches over the last month...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s possible the same people are behind all of them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>madge 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Madonna says it\'s a dream come true to perform at the Super Bowl half-time show this weekend.\r\n\r\nBut the star has admitted that she\'s feeling a little bit nervous because of the huge live television audience.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fulham boss Martin Jol insists a personality clash with Bobby Zamora wasn\'t the reason for him leaving the club.\r\n\r\nThe striker swapped Craven Cottage for local rivals QPR on January transfer deadline day.\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'),
 (715,'2012-02-03 08:59:27','244605 244607 244604 244606 244581','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BURLAND 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury will continue their deliberations later - at the trial of a Burnham scout leader accused of child sex abuse\r\n\r\nDavid Burland who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way denies a total of 33 charges - including ten counts of indecent assault...over a 23 year period.\r\n\r\nThe prosecution and defence made their closing statements yesterday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s speculation John Terry\'s about to be stripped of the England captaincy.\r\n\r\nThe FA\'s board apparently held emergency talks yesterday.\r\n\r\nA court\'s decided Terry\'s racism trial won\'t be held until AFTER Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nHe denies abusing QPR\'s Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TROP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners trying to save the Tropicana from demolition are asking people in Weston to write letters of support to the council.\r\n\r\nTrop Limited want to restore the derelict swimming pool\r\n\r\nDerek Mead, from the group, says a complete business plan is \'getting nearer\' but North Somerset Council won\'t meet with them:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nHowever, the Council says The Trop Limited\'s business model hinges on asking them to approve a separate development by the Mead Group, which would be illegal.\r\n\r\nThey say they HAVE met with the group, but are yet to receive a \'viable proposal\'.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\TROP OBJECTION LETTERS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>huhne 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Energy Secretary Chris Huhne will find out within the hour if he faces prosecution over claims he dodged a speeding penalty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged Mr Huhne asked his ex-wife to accept speeding points on his behalf in 2003. \r\n\r\nA statement\'s expected at 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>madge 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Madonna says it\'s a dream come true to perform at the Super Bowl half-time show this weekend.\r\n\r\nBut the star has admitted that she\'s feeling a little bit nervous because of the huge live television audience.\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'),
 (716,'2012-02-03 09:02:14','244610 244611 244606 244617 244612 244618 244616','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s speculation John Terry\'s about to be stripped of the England captaincy.\r\n\r\nThe FA\'s board apparently held emergency talks yesterday.\r\n\r\nTerry denies racially abusing Anton Ferdinand - but his trial won\'t be held until AFTER Euro 2012.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUNDING 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The government\'s given Dorset 6 and a half million pounds - to fund projects which create jobs and provide affordable housing..\r\n\r\nThe county\'s newly formed Local Economic Partnership says it will decide which schemes will get the money - next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>huhne 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Energy Secretary Chris Huhne will find out within the hour if he faces prosecution over claims he dodged a speeding penalty.\r\n\r\nIt\'s alleged Mr Huhne asked his ex-wife to accept speeding points on his behalf in 2003. \r\n\r\nA statement\'s expected at 10am.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>egypt 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been more violence in Egypt - during protests over the trouble which killed at least 74 football fans.\r\n\r\nSecurity services are being criticised over the riot at a match on Wednesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating whether the same people are behind a series of lead thefts in Bournemouth. \r\n\r\nThe metal\'s been ripped off the roofs of three shops and two churches in the last month...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fight 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>police in LA say several people dressed as movie characters got into a fight that ended with a man dressed as Captain Jack Sparrow being pepper-sprayed.\r\n         \r\nThe fight also included Catwoman and an alien on Hollywood Boulevard.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of Britain\'s Olympic gold medal hopes, Mark Cavendish, has his first race of 2012 this weekend.\r\n\r\nHe\'s riding for Team Sky  in cycling\'s Tour of Qatar.\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'),
 (717,'2012-02-03 10:02:54','244637 244580 244639 244560 244636 244638 244640','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s growing speculation John Terry\'s about to be sacked as England captain.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed the FA board will do it, so the racism case doesn\'t overshadow this summer\'s Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nTerry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUNDING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset\'s getting 6 and a half million pounds from the government - to fund projects which create jobs and provide affordable housing..\r\n\r\nThe county\'s newly formed Local Economic Partnership says it has a short-list of schemes which could benefit...and they\'ll decide where the money will go next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>weather10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Temperatures have fallen to as low as minus-11 degrees in parts of the UK this morning.\r\n\r\nIt wasn\'t quite that cold here in Bournemouth and Poole - but some snow is being forecast for parts of Dorset this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating a series of lead thefts in the town. \r\n\r\nThe metal\'s been stripped off the roofs of three shops and two churches over the last month...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s possible the same people are behind all of them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It cost more than seven million pounds to clear the UK\'s largest illegal travellers\' site.\r\n\r\nIt took a major operation by the local police and council to remove families from Dale Farm in Essex last October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tulisa 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judge Tulisa\'s agreed a deal to write her autobiography - and TWO NOVELS.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought she could be earning one-point-two million pounds for the books.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - England have bowled out Pakistan for just 99 on Day 1 of the third test in Dubai.\r\n\r\nThey were 21 for 5 at one point.\r\n\r\nStuart Broad\'s been the pick of the bowlers with four wickets.\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'),
 (718,'2012-02-03 10:21:34','244637 244580 244639 244560 244636 244638 244640','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 3/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>terry 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s growing speculation John Terry\'s about to be sacked as England captain.\r\n\r\nIt\'s claimed the FA board will do it, so the racism case doesn\'t overshadow this summer\'s Euro 2012.\r\n\r\nTerry denies abusing Anton Ferdinand.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUNDING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset\'s getting 6 and a half million pounds from the government - to fund projects which create jobs and provide affordable housing..\r\n\r\nThe county\'s newly formed Local Economic Partnership says it has a short-list of schemes which could benefit...and they\'ll decide where the money will go next month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>weather10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Temperatures have fallen to as low as minus-11 degrees in parts of the UK this morning.\r\n\r\nIt wasn\'t quite that cold here in Bournemouth and Poole - but some snow is being forecast for parts of Dorset this weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LEAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating a series of lead thefts in the town. \r\n\r\nThe metal\'s been stripped off the roofs of three shops and two churches over the last month...\r\n\r\nOfficers say it\'s possible the same people are behind all of them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>dale 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It cost more than seven million pounds to clear the UK\'s largest illegal travellers\' site.\r\n\r\nIt took a major operation by the local police and council to remove families from Dale Farm in Essex last October.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tulisa 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And X Factor judge Tulisa\'s agreed a deal to write her autobiography - and TWO NOVELS.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought she could be earning one-point-two million pounds for the books.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - England have bowled out Pakistan for just 99 on Day 1 of the third test in Dubai.\r\n\r\nThey were 21 for 5 at one point.\r\n\r\nStuart Broad\'s been the pick of the bowlers with four wickets.\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'),
 (719,'2012-02-06 06:54:44','245490 245447 244836 245493 245494','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The England manager Fabio Capello has publicly criticised the FA for stripping John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nHe\'s told Italian television that Terry shouldn\'t be punished before he goes on trial for alleged racial abuse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>014 WEATHER PATEL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ice and thick fog\'s expected to bring disruption for motorists at the start of\r\nthe working week.\r\n\r\nYesterday there were problems on the roads and at airports - but overnight,\r\nthe Highways Agency says it\'s not aware of an weather related incidents.\r\n\r\nHeathrow airport expects to run a full service today.\r\n\r\nRAC patrolman Crackers Patel is urging people to be prepared for tricky\r\nrush-hour conditions:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 014\r\nOUT WORDS: your route\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100083.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUSTODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Volunteers are needed to check on the welfare of people in custody at Avon and Somerset Police Stations.\r\n\r\nThe force needs more people in a few locations including Bridgwater - to go on unannounced visits and ask detainees questions about their treatment and conditions.\r\n\r\nFull training is given and you\'ll get expenses - but you must be over 18 and live in the area.\r\n\r\nCustody Visiting Officer Lorna Muffett says it\'s a vital check on the force:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CUSTODY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CUSTODY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s business as usual for the Queen today, who\'s celebrating 60 years on the throne.\r\n\r\nOn Diamond Jubilee Day, she\'s renewed her pledge to serve the nation and its people - and she\'ll mark it with two official  engagements in Norfolk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>holden 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Amanda Holden will return to the Britain Got Talent judging panel this weekend.\r\n\r\nShe\'s recovered from a life-threatening illness after giving birth to her second child.\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'),
 (720,'2012-02-06 07:01:49','245488 245478 245489 245474 245491 245500','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 people have been arrested - after a bookies in Bournemouth was robbed at gunpoint...\r\n\r\nA female cashier at Ladbrokes on Commercial road was threatened by a man who made off with cash last Tuesday night...\r\n\r\nTwo women and 5 men who are all from Bournemouth have been released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GAS LEAK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 60 people, evacuated from their homes near Wimborne yesterday because of a major gas leak - have been allowed back in...\r\n\r\nIt happened at quarter to 10 at Canford Bottom Roundabout which is currently underoing 5 million pound improvement works...\r\n\r\nAll the roads away from the junction were shut until around 6pm...when the leak was fixed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The England manager Fabio Capello has publicly criticised the FA for stripping John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nHe\'s told Italian television that Terry shouldn\'t be punished before he goes on trial for alleged racial abuse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested - after a 30 year old man was found with serious head injuries outside a bar in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nPolice were called after a fight allegedly broke out near the Chilli White bar on St Peters Road in the early hours of Saturday...\r\n\r\nThey\'re currently questioning a 20 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ice 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ice is the big concern this morning after a weekend of snow across many parts of the UK.\r\n\r\nThe Met Office has issued 10 severe weather alerts..\r\n\r\nDrivers are being urged to take care on the roads.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, the New York Giants have won this year\'s Superbowl.\r\n\r\nThey beat the New England Patriots..\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'),
 (721,'2012-02-06 07:49:59','245512 245514 244846 245513 245511','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fabio Capello\'s criticised FA bosses for sacking John Terry as England captain.\r\n\r\nThe manager says he should be innocent until proven guilty in court - Terry denies racial abuse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ice 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s an icy journey to work in North Somerset this morning after that bit of snow fell over the weekend and froze.\r\n\r\nIt was heavier in other areas though and 10 severe weather warnings are in place for parts of Wales and most of England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUSTODY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Could you go to a local police station and talk to people being held in custody about their experience?\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police need more volunteers to do just that, particularly in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nYou\'d be fully trained and paid expenses - thought must be at least 18 and live locally.\r\n\r\nCurrent volunteer Joe says they work in pairs and make unannounced visits:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CUSTODY 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CUSTODY 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s business as usual for the Queen today, who\'s celebrating 60 years on the throne.\r\n\r\nOn Diamond Jubilee Day, she\'s renewed her pledge to serve the nation and its people - and she\'ll mark it with two official  engagements in Norfolk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and it\'s normally the RNLI which gets recognised for the work it does saving lives - but this time - they are the ones doing the thanking...\r\n\r\nOne of Weston\'s smallest pubs - the Waverley - has collected more than 2 thousand 6 hundred pounds for the charity through quiz nights, raffles and other events...\r\n\r\nIn return the crew from Birneck island has given the pub a certificate and special shield.\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'),
 (722,'2012-02-06 08:02:06','245518 245522 245521 245519 245514 245524 245523','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LAD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 people have been arrested - following an armed robbery at a bookies in Bournemouth\r\n\r\nA female cashier at Ladbrokes on Commercial road was threatened by a man with a gun last Tuesday night...\r\n\r\nTwo women and 5 men who are all from Bournemouth have been released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Fabio Capello\'s criticised FA bosses for sacking John Terry as England captain.\r\n\r\nThe manager says he should be innocent until proven guilty in court - Terry denies racial abuse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GAS LEAK 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 60 people, evacuated from their homes near Wimborne yesterday because of a major gas leak - have been allowed back in...\r\n\r\nAll the roads around Canford bottom were shut for around 8 hours so the leak could be fixed...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s in hospital with serious head injuries - after an alleged fight outside a Bournemouth bar...\r\n\r\nThe 30 year old got hurt on St Peters Road near the Chilli White bar in the early hours of Saturday...\r\n\r\nPolice are questioning a 20 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ice 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s an icy journey to work in North Somerset this morning after that bit of snow fell over the weekend and froze.\r\n\r\nIt was heavier in other areas though and 10 severe weather warnings are in place for parts of Wales and most of England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen\'s celebrating 60 years on the throne today.\r\n\r\nBut she\'ll be marking her diamond jubilee with businesses as normal, as she\'s on official engagements in Norfolk.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has blamed poor refereeing, after his team let a 3-0 lead slip to draw 3-3 against Manchester United.\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'),
 (723,'2012-02-06 08:56:05','245536 245539 244836 245540 245538','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England manager Fabio Capello will meet his bosses at the Football Association this morning, after criticising the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nThe Italian believes the Chelsea defender should retain the armband until after a court verdict on whether he racially abused another player.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ice 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s an icy journey to work in North Somerset this morning after those wintry showers over the weekend..and then freezing temperatures last night..\r\n\r\n10 severe weather warnings are in place for parts of Wales and most of England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUSTODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Volunteers are needed to check on the welfare of people in custody at Avon and Somerset Police Stations.\r\n\r\nThe force needs more people in a few locations including Bridgwater - to go on unannounced visits and ask detainees questions about their treatment and conditions.\r\n\r\nFull training is given and you\'ll get expenses - but you must be over 18 and live in the area.\r\n\r\nCustody Visiting Officer Lorna Muffett says it\'s a vital check on the force:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CUSTODY 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CUSTODY 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>queen 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Queen\'s renewed her pledge to serve the nation and its people - as she marks her Diamond Jubilee today.\r\n\r\nIn a message she says she looks forward to the future\r\nwith a clear head and warm heart.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and one of Weston\'s smallest pubs has had a huge thanks from the RNLI...\r\n\r\nThe Waverley has collected more than 2 thousand 6 hundred pounds for the charity through quiz nights, raffles and other events in the last year...\r\n\r\nIn return the crew from Birneck island has given the pub a certificate and special shield.\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'),
 (724,'2012-02-06 09:04:23','245488 245536 245478 245474 245537 245535','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 6/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LAD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>7 people have been arrested - after a bookies in Bournemouth was robbed at gunpoint...\r\n\r\nA female cashier at Ladbrokes on Commercial road was threatened by a man who made off with cash last Tuesday night...\r\n\r\nTwo women and 5 men who are all from Bournemouth have been released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fabio 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England manager Fabio Capello will meet his bosses at the Football Association this morning, after criticising the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nThe Italian believes the Chelsea defender should retain the armband until after a court verdict on whether he racially abused another player.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GAS LEAK 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 60 people, evacuated from their homes near Wimborne yesterday because of a major gas leak - have been allowed back in...\r\n\r\nIt happened at quarter to 10 at Canford Bottom Roundabout which is currently underoing 5 million pound improvement works...\r\n\r\nAll the roads away from the junction were shut until around 6pm...when the leak was fixed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been arrested - after a 30 year old man was found with serious head injuries outside a bar in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nPolice were called after a fight allegedly broke out near the Chilli White bar on St Peters Road in the early hours of Saturday...\r\n\r\nThey\'re currently questioning a 20 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ice 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s an icy journey to work in Dorset this morning after those wintry showers over the weekend..and then freezing temperatures last night..\r\n\r\n10 severe weather warnings are in place for parts of Wales and most of England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson believes his side dropped two points against Chelsea in the Premier League yesterday.\r\n\r\nThat\'s despite them fighting back from three down to draw 3-3 .\r\n\r\nWayne Rooney scored twice from the penalty spot,\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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 (725,'2012-02-07 06:49:42','245844 245877 245879 245874 245880','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 7/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 STALKING FLETCHER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s being recommended that new laws need to be introduced to protect victims\r\nof stalking in England and Wales.\r\n\r\nA parliamentary inquiry recommends a new offence, defining stalking in law, to\r\nprevent harassment and intimidation leading to murder.\r\n\r\nLast week a woman was awarded damages when a court ruled the state failed to\r\nprotect her from a stalker.\r\n\r\nHarry Fletcher, from the probation union Napo, has been advising the inquiry.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: on women\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200069.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POWER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners fighting plans to erect a new power line across the North Somerset countryside are calling on National Grid to go back to the drawing board.\r\n\r\nThe calls have been made after an independent report revealed the cost of undergrounding cables from Avonmouth to Hinkley Point is not as expensive as the energy giant first estimated.\r\n\r\nNational grid say they\'ll carefully study the report over the next few weeks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bully 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than one in four children and young people are being subjected to bullying over the internet according to a charity.\r\n\r\nThe Beatbullying study suggests that just over 350-thousand secondary school pupils have been the victim of persistent cyberbullying.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ADOPTION 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Homosexual couples in North Somerset are being urged to think about adoption...\r\n\r\nThe number of kids being adopted is the lowest it\'s been for 10 years...so the council has joined up with Bristol council to try and encourage gay adopters and foster carers to come forward..\r\n\r\nThey\'re holding an info evening later in the month so people can find out more...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pulp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jarvis Cocker\'s band Pulp are being given a prize for their outstanding contribution to music at the NME Awards.\r\n\r\nThe band reunited last year for a series of shows, including an appearance at Glastonbury.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll perform live at the awards later this month - where Noel Gallagher\'s also going to collect the godlike genius prize.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (726,'2012-02-07 07:03:04','245889 245890 245709 245888 245887 245878','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 7/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stalk 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are demands for stalking to be made a specific offence in order to stop harassment turning to violent murder.\r\n\r\nA group of MPs has made 30 recommendations including putting restrictions on offenders\' use of phones and computers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bully 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than one in four children and young people are being subjected to bullying over the internet according to a charity.\r\n\r\nThe Beatbullying study suggests that just over 350-thousand secondary school pupils have been the victim of persistent cyberbullying.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth man\'s been nominated to take part in the Olympic Torch relay - by a Gold Medalist he discovered 25 years ago.\r\n\r\nRetired British sprinter Jason Gardener won the relay in Athens in 2004 - and says Peter Roscoe\'s passion, enthusiasm and encouragement made him a Champion.\r\n\r\nPeter told us their relationship began when he was a local coach in Bath in the late 80s:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH PETER 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH PETER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPRENTICE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth hospital is offering 10 paid apprenticeships for 16 to 19 year olds...\r\n\r\nThe one-year schemes offer a qualification and work experience in reception and clerical positions, as security - or even learning about the role of Health Care Assistant.\r\n\r\nYou can go along between 12 and 2 today to find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pulp 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jarvis Cocker\'s band Pulp are being given a prize for their outstanding contribution to music at the NME Awards.\r\n\r\nThe band reunited last year for a series of shows, including an appearance at Glastonbury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Luis Suarez returned from an eight match suspension - but couldn\'t find a breakthrough in Liverpool\'s goalless draw with Tottenham last night. \r\n\r\nand Cherries host Exeter in League one tonight...after Saturday\'s game was rescheduled because of a frozen pitch...\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'),
 (727,'2012-02-07 08:04:01','245907 245903 245909 245904 245908','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 7/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stalk 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans are being laid out for new anti-stalking laws.\r\n\r\nAt the moment, it\'s not even an official crime, and an inquiry says offenders tend to get off lightly under harassment laws.\r\n\r\nIts report calls for a register of offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth man\'s to carry the Olympic Torch as part of this summer\'s relay - after being nominated by a sprint champion he discovered at a school sports day.\r\n\r\nPeter Roscoe spotted Athens 2004 relay Gold medalist Jason Gardener when he was working as an athletics coach in Bath..\r\n\r\nHe told Fire News how he felt when he find out Jason had singled him out:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH PETER 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH PETER 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bully 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed hundreds of thousands of kids are victims of cyberbullying.\r\n\r\nA study\'s found many of them are picked on over the internet for a year or more.\r\n\r\nThe Beatbullying survey shows this can have all kinds of negative impacts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>10 apprenticeships are up for grabs at Bournemouth hospital...\r\n\r\nAnyone aged 16 to 19 can apply for the year long scheme to do things like reception and clerical work, security - or even learn about the role of Health Care Assistant.\r\n\r\nThe hospital are holding an info day today between 12 and 2 so youngsters can find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish continues to insist Luis Suarez should never have been banned for racial abuse.\r\n\r\nThe striker returned from an 8-game suspension in last night\'s goalless draw with Spurs.\r\n\r\nand in League One the Cherries take on Exeter City at the Seward stadium tonight.\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'),
 (728,'2012-02-07 09:03:35','245918 245709 245919 245888 245921 245917','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 7/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stalk 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There are fresh calls for stalking to be made a crime - as offenders are currently prosecuted under harassment laws.\r\n\r\nAn inquiry - by a group of MPs and peers - says a fundamental reform of the system is needed - so that offenders get put on a register.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TORCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Bournemouth man\'s been nominated to take part in the Olympic Torch relay - by a Gold Medalist he discovered 25 years ago.\r\n\r\nRetired British sprinter Jason Gardener won the relay in Athens in 2004 - and says Peter Roscoe\'s passion, enthusiasm and encouragement made him a Champion.\r\n\r\nPeter told us their relationship began when he was a local coach in Bath in the late 80s:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: TORCH PETER 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\TORCH PETER 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bully 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than one in four children and young people are being subjected to bullying over the internet according to a charity.\r\n\r\nThe Beatbullying study suggests that just over 350-thousand secondary school pupils have been the victim of persistent cyberbullying.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>APPRENTICE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth hospital is offering 10 paid apprenticeships for 16 to 19 year olds...\r\n\r\nThe one-year schemes offer a qualification and work experience in reception and clerical positions, as security - or even learning about the role of Health Care Assistant.\r\n\r\nYou can go along between 12 and 2 today to find out more.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pulp 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pulp are being given a prize for their outstanding contribution to music at the NME Awards.\r\n\r\nThe band reunited last year for a series of shows, including an appearance at Glastonbury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Luis Suarez returned from an eight match suspension - but couldn\'t find a breakthrough in Liverpool\'s goalless draw with Tottenham last night. \r\n\r\nand Cherries host Exeter in League one tonight...after Saturday\'s game was rescheduled because of a frozen pitch...\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'),
 (729,'2012-02-08 06:45:11','246118 246200 246120 246229 246238','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating a serious sexual assault in Clevedon at the weekend.\r\n\r\nA woman was attacked sometime between three and five A-M on Sunday morning near to the Tesco on Kenn Road.\r\n\r\nAn 18 year old man from Yatton\'s been arrested and released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 FALKLANDS FERNANDEZ</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Argentina says it will present a formal complaint to the United Nations, over\r\nthe situation in the Falklands.\r\n\r\nPresident Cristina Fernandez says Britain\'s decision to send a warship to the\r\ndisputed Islands, poses a danger to international security.\r\n\r\nShe also cricitised Prince William\'s recent deployment to the Falklands, and\r\ncalled on David Cameron to give peace an chance.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: international security\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300041.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston lifeboat station was the busiest in Somerset last year.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s RNLI crew launched forty-two times in 2011.\r\n\r\nIt was the charity\'s second busiest year ever in the South West - during which they saved over thirteen thousand people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and someone in the UK has won the EuroMillions jackpot of more than 45 million pounds.\r\n\r\nNo-one\'s claimed the money yet, but a person winning that sort of money would be as rich as the actor Hugh Grant.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kate 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duchess of Cambridge will carry out her first public engagement tonight - on her own...\r\n\r\nShe will visit the National Portrait Gallery in London - after becoming the gallery\'s patron last month.\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'),
 (730,'2012-02-08 06:49:55','246230 246232 246221 246228 246222 246233','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Harry Redknapp tax evasion trial will continue their deliberations later...\r\n\r\nThey spent almost 4 hours thinking about their verdict yesterday afternoon - after the judge told them he\'ll only accept a unanimous one.\r\n\r\nRedknapp who lives in Sandbanks and former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric deny charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Argentinian President is going to complain to the UN about Britain\'s military role in the Falkland Islands.\r\n\r\nCristina Fernandez de Kirchner\'s says the Prime Minister has created a serious security risk by sending a warship and Prince William there.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two fraudsters have been jailed for conning an elderly Poole couple out of more than a thousand pounds...for unnecessary drainage repairs to their home..\r\n\r\nJoby Barney who\'s 53 and 41 year old Lisa-Jayne Robottom then never went back to do the work last February...\r\n\r\nBarney - from Ferndown - was also convicted of burgling a 76 year old woman in Bournemouth in 2010...and was jailed for 5 years..Robottom got a year behind bars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and someone in the UK has won the EuroMillions jackpot of more than 45 million pounds.\r\n\r\nNo-one\'s claimed the money yet, but a person winning that sort of money would be as rich as the actor Hugh Grant.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Matt Tubbs scored his first goal since joining the Cherries - as they beat Exeter 2 nil last night...\r\n\r\nThe result sees them move to within just 2 points of the League One play-off places.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Millwall netted a 90th-minute winner in their FA Cup replay at Southampton last night.\r\n\r\nThe 3-2 victory sets up a fifth round tie at home to Bolton.\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'),
 (731,'2012-02-08 07:55:21','246263 246267 246264 246266 246269 246265','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury at the tax evasion trial of Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp will continue their deliberations later...\r\n\r\nThey spent almost 4 hours thinking about their verdict yesterday afternoon - after the judge told them he\'ll only accept a unanimous one.\r\n\r\nRedknapp and former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric deny charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Argentinian President is going to complain to the UN about Britain\'s military role in the Falkland Islands.\r\n\r\nCristina Fernandez de Kirchner\'s accusing the Prime Minister of \"militarising\" the dispute over the territory by sending a warship and Prince William there.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people who conned an elderly couple in Poole out of more than a thousand pounds for unnecessary repairs to their home - have been jailed for a total of 6 years..\r\n\r\nJoby Barney who\'s 53 and 41 year old Lisa-Jayne Robottom then never went back to do the work last February...\r\n\r\nBarney - from Ferndown - was also convicted of burgling a 76 year old woman in Bournemouth in 2010...and was jailed for 5 years..Robottom got a year behind bars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British ticketholder has won the EuroMillions jackpot of more than 45 million pounds.\r\n\r\nNo-one\'s claimed the money yet, but it\'s the seventh largest jackpot ever to be won in the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tickets8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>London 2012 organisers have been branded \"crazy\", after it was revealed Olympics tickets are being printed in America.\r\n\r\nThe consignment will have to be air freighted four-and-a-half thousand miles.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are now just 2 points off the League One play off places - after a 2 nil win over Exeter last night..\r\n\r\nMatt Tubbs scored his first goal since joining the Cherries in January.\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'),
 (732,'2012-02-08 08:54:30','246270 246267 246271 246166 246266 246269','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Clevedon are investigating a serious sex attack...\r\n\r\nA woman was assaulted sometime between three and five A-M on Sunday morning near to the Tesco on Kenn Road.\r\n\r\nAn 18 year old man from Yatton\'s been arrested and released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Argentinian President is going to complain to the UN about Britain\'s military role in the Falkland Islands.\r\n\r\nCristina Fernandez de Kirchner\'s accusing the Prime Minister of \"militarising\" the dispute over the territory by sending a warship and Prince William there.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The lifeboat crews at Weston were the busiest in Somerset last year...launching 42 times...\r\n\r\nIt was the charity\'s second busiest year ever in the South West - during which they saved over thirteen thousand people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>001 DESIGN CURTIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Nominated products are going on display in London today.)\r\n\r\nKate Middleton\'s wedding dress and the Olympic torch are among the nominations\r\nfor the Designs of the Year awards.\r\n\r\nThe shortlist also includes an earthquake-proof table, a redesign for the\r\nambulance, and a wind-powered landmine hunter.\r\n\r\nGemma Curtin from the Design Museum says the Duchess of Cambridge\'s dress is\r\nalready iconic.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 001\r\nOUT WORDS: everybody knows\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300006.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>euro 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A British ticketholder has won the EuroMillions jackpot of more than 45 million pounds.\r\n\r\nNo-one\'s claimed the money yet, but it\'s the seventh largest jackpot ever to be won in the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tickets8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>London 2012 organisers have been branded \"crazy\", after it was revealed Olympics tickets are being printed in America.\r\n\r\nThe consignment will have to be air freighted four-and-a-half thousand miles.\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'),
 (733,'2012-02-08 08:57:14','246230 246278 246221 246280 246279 246222','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury in the Harry Redknapp tax evasion trial will continue their deliberations later...\r\n\r\nThey spent almost 4 hours thinking about their verdict yesterday afternoon - after the judge told them he\'ll only accept a unanimous one.\r\n\r\nRedknapp who lives in Sandbanks and former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric deny charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Argentina\'s president says she\'ll report Britain to the UN\'s security council, after sending a warship to the Falklands.\r\n\r\nPrince William\'s already there on a tour of duty as a search and rescue helicopter pilot, and Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner\'s accusing the UK of \"militarizing\" the area.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two fraudsters have been jailed for conning an elderly Poole couple out of more than a thousand pounds...for unnecessary drainage repairs to their home..\r\n\r\nJoby Barney who\'s 53 and 41 year old Lisa-Jayne Robottom then never went back to do the work last February...\r\n\r\nBarney - from Ferndown - was also convicted of burgling a 76 year old woman in Bournemouth in 2010...and was jailed for 5 years..Robottom got a year behind bars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>design 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kate Middleton\'s wedding dress and the Olympic torch are among the nominations for the Designs of the Year awards.\r\n\r\nThe shortlist also includes an earthquake-proof table, a redesign for the ambulance, and a wind-powered landmine hunter.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tickets 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Politicians and green campaigners have criticised the decision to print tickets for this summer\'s Olympics in the States.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll have to be flown more than 4-thousand miles from Arkansas (Pron: Arken-saw).\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Matt Tubbs scored his first goal since joining the Cherries - as they beat Exeter 2 nil last night...\r\n\r\nThe result sees them move to within just 2 points of the League One play-off places.\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'),
 (734,'2012-02-08 09:47:11','246263 246297 246264 246298 246299 246265','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The jury at the tax evasion trial of Sandbanks football manager Harry Redknapp will continue their deliberations later...\r\n\r\nThey spent almost 4 hours thinking about their verdict yesterday afternoon - after the judge told them he\'ll only accept a unanimous one.\r\n\r\nRedknapp and former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric deny charges of cheating the public revenue.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Argentina is to lodge a formal complaint with the United Nations over Britain\'s military role on the Falkland Islands.\r\n\r\nThe Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner says the UK\'s deployment of a warship represents a \'risk to international security.\'\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FRAUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people who conned an elderly couple in Poole out of more than a thousand pounds for unnecessary repairs to their home - have been jailed for a total of 6 years..\r\n\r\nJoby Barney who\'s 53 and 41 year old Lisa-Jayne Robottom then never went back to do the work last February...\r\n\r\nBarney - from Ferndown - was also convicted of burgling a 76 year old woman in Bournemouth in 2010...and was jailed for 5 years..Robottom got a year behind bars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chief Executive of RBS has admitted he underestimated the row generated by his one million pound bonus.\r\n\r\nStephen Hester says he considered resigning over the political storm it caused - but in the end he said it would have been indulgent for him to do so.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tickets10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>London 2012 organisers have been branded \"crazy\", after it was revealed Olympics tickets are being printed in America.\r\n\r\nThey\'re gonna have to be flown more than 4 thousand miles to get here.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Cherries are now just 2 points off the League One play off places - after a 2 nil win over Exeter last night..\r\n\r\nMatt Tubbs scored his first goal since joining the Cherries in January.\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'),
 (735,'2012-02-08 09:50:50','246118 246296 246282 246120 246280','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 8/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating a serious sexual assault in Clevedon at the weekend.\r\n\r\nA woman was attacked sometime between three and five A-M on Sunday morning near to the Tesco on Kenn Road.\r\n\r\nAn 18 year old man from Yatton\'s been arrested and released on bail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>argentin10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Argentina is to lodge a formal complaint with the United Nations over Britain\'s military role on the Falkland Islands.\r\n\r\nThe Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner says the UK\'s deployment of a warship represents a \'risk to international security.\'\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 BIZ-RBS HESTER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(If running this audio you MUST run the credit).\r\n\r\nThe Chief Executive of RBS has admitted he underestimated the row generated by\r\nhis one million pound bonus.\r\n\r\nStephen Hester says he considered resigning over the political storm it caused\r\n- but in the end he said it would have been indulgent for him to do so.\r\n\r\nAnd speaking on BBC Radio Four\'s Today programme Mr Hester explained why he\r\nturned down his bonus.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: got into\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300098.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>RNLI 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston lifeboat station was the busiest in Somerset last year.\r\n\r\nThe town\'s RNLI crew launched forty-two times in 2011.\r\n\r\nIt was the charity\'s second busiest year ever in the South West - during which they saved over thirteen thousand people.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>design 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kate Middleton\'s wedding dress and the Olympic torch are among the nominations for the Designs of the Year awards.\r\n\r\nThe shortlist also includes an earthquake-proof table, a redesign for the ambulance, and a wind-powered landmine hunter.\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'),
 (736,'2012-02-09 06:50:22','246598 246637 246655 246487 246653','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S007 S-CAPELLO DAVIES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are looking for another manager after the shock resignation of Fabio\r\nCapello last night.\r\n\r\nHe quit after discussions at the Football Association over the Italian\'s\r\nreaction to John Terry being stripped of the national team captaincy.\r\n\r\nFormer FA executive director David Davies says it might not be a bad thing\r\nthat he\'s gone now rather than in the summer.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S007\r\nOUT WORDS: twenty twelve\r\nDuration: 7\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400047.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police Authority have agreed to freeze the police part of our council tax for a year...\r\n\r\nMembers set the Force a budget of 275 million pounds for 2012 to 13 - and reluctantly decided to take the Government’s offer of a council tax freeze in exchange for a one-off grant.\r\n\r\nThey have warned we could face council tax rises in the future though because of it, and even job cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>junk 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A charity says it\'s making a so-called \"super complaint\" to the advertising watchdog about websites that market junk food to kids.\r\n\r\nThe Children\'s Food Campaign has drawn up a list of more than 50 that, it claims, are the worst offenders.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GHOSTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Is Clevedon Pier haunted?\r\n\r\nFishermen casting off from the Victorian structure have reported seeing a ghostly figure who appears in the mist before vanishing...\r\n\r\nThe supposed phantom has apparently walked through locked gates, and been seen talking to itself in the corner of the pavilion building.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kate 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duchess of Cambridge has agreed to pose for a portrait - as she completed her first solo public engagement.\r\n\r\nKate stepped out at the National Portrait Gallery in London last night.\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'),
 (737,'2012-02-09 06:55:15','246598 246650 246649 246497 246654 246653','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S007 S-CAPELLO DAVIES</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>England are looking for another manager after the shock resignation of Fabio\r\nCapello last night.\r\n\r\nHe quit after discussions at the Football Association over the Italian\'s\r\nreaction to John Terry being stripped of the national team captaincy.\r\n\r\nFormer FA executive director David Davies says it might not be a bad thing\r\nthat he\'s gone now rather than in the summer.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S007\r\nOUT WORDS: twenty twelve\r\nDuration: 7\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400047.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>spurs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp who lives in sandbanks - is the bookies favourite to get the job.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WOOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been badly hurt when she was hit by a train at Wool.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the line near Baileys Drove foot crossing yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nThe British Transport Police say they don\'t know why she was on the tracks. A man, who she was with at the time - is being questioned about what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s been robbed after being pushed to the ground in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened at about 7-40 yesterday morning along St Albans Crescent in Charminster - and while the 37 year old man wasn\'t injured, he had a black laptop bag containing his phone and cash stolen.\r\n\r\nThe offender\'s described as white and about 17 stone - wearing a flourescent jacket and a chequered hat with ear flaps.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Areas of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today as the country continues to shiver in the Arctic freeze.\r\n\r\nHere in Bournemouth and Poole there\'s a small chance of snow showers overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kate 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duchess of Cambridge has agreed to pose for a portrait - as she completed her first solo public engagement.\r\n\r\nKate stepped out at the National Portrait Gallery in London 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'),
 (738,'2012-02-09 07:50:55','246663 246670 246676 246674 246671','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S016 S-CAPELLO LIPTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is favourite to be named England manager after\r\nFabio Capello quits.\r\n\r\nFollowing an hour long meeting with the FA, the Italian resigned over the\r\ndecision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nDaily Mirror football writer Martin Lipton admits it\'s a pleasant surprise to\r\nhim that Capello\'s gone.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S016\r\nOUT WORDS: had enough\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400100.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police part of our council tax is gonna be frozen for a year...\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police Authority have set the Force a budget of 275 million pounds for 2012 to 13 - and reluctantly decided to take the Government’s offer of a council tax freeze in exchange for a one-off grant.\r\n\r\nThey have warned it could lead to job cuts or rises in council tax in the future though..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Areas of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today as the country continues to shiver in the Arctic freeze.\r\n\r\nHere in North Somerset there\'s a small chance of snow showers overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prince 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot, marking the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now believed he\'s likely to fly in Afghanistan later this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GHOSTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and there\'s more talk today that Clevedon pier is haunted...\r\n\r\nFishermen have reported seeing a ghostly figure who appears in the mist before vanishing...\r\n\r\nand the supposed phantom has apparently walked through locked gates, and been seen talking to itself in the pavilion.\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'),
 (739,'2012-02-09 07:57:30','246663 246649 246674 246678 246646','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S016 S-CAPELLO LIPTON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is favourite to be named England manager after\r\nFabio Capello quits.\r\n\r\nFollowing an hour long meeting with the FA, the Italian resigned over the\r\ndecision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n\r\nDaily Mirror football writer Martin Lipton admits it\'s a pleasant surprise to\r\nhim that Capello\'s gone.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S016\r\nOUT WORDS: had enough\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400100.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WOOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been badly hurt when she was hit by a train at Wool.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the line near Baileys Drove foot crossing yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nThe British Transport Police say they don\'t know why she was on the tracks. A man, who she was with at the time - is being questioned about what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prince 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot, marking the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now believed he\'s likely to fly in Afghanistan later this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s been robbed after being pulled of his bike in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 37 year old wasn\'t hurt - but he had his bag with a phone and cash in stolen along St Albans Crescent in Charminster yesterday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-ARNIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arnold Swarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone are reuniting for a new movie.\r\n\r\nThey\'re going to star together in prison break thriller The Tomb.\r\n\r\nIt starts filming in the spring.\r\n\r\nThey also appear together in the upcoming Expendables sequel.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:13]\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'),
 (740,'2012-02-09 08:55:13','246688 246637 246691 246630 246487','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp - who lives in Sandbanks - is favourite to be named England manager after Fabio Capello quit yesterday.\r\n\r\nFollowing an hour long meeting with the FA, the Italian resigned over the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDG 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Avon and Somerset Police Authority have agreed to freeze the police part of our council tax for a year...\r\n\r\nMembers set the Force a budget of 275 million pounds for 2012 to 13 - and reluctantly decided to take the Government’s offer of a council tax freeze in exchange for a one-off grant.\r\n\r\nThey have warned we could face council tax rises in the future though because of it, and even job cuts.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Areas of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today as the country continues to shiver in the Arctic freeze.\r\n\r\nHere in North Somerset there\'s a small chance of snow showers overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 HARRY MADISON</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot.\r\n\r\nIt marks the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales - as he\'s known in\r\nthe military.\r\n\r\nThe 27 year old could now be on the front line in Afghanistan by the end of\r\nthe summer.\r\n\r\nCharlotte Madison is a former Apache Pilot and explains what\'s in store for\r\nthe Prince.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: emotionally draining\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GHOSTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Is Clevedon Pier haunted?\r\n\r\nFishermen casting off from the Victorian structure have reported seeing a ghostly figure who appears in the mist before vanishing...\r\n\r\nThe supposed phantom has apparently walked through locked gates, and been seen talking to itself in the corner of the pavilion building.\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'),
 (741,'2012-02-09 08:57:47','246688 246649 246689 246497 246690','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>HARRY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp - who lives in Sandbanks - is favourite to be named England manager after Fabio Capello quit yesterday.\r\n\r\nFollowing an hour long meeting with the FA, the Italian resigned over the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WOOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been badly hurt when she was hit by a train at Wool.\r\n\r\nIt happened on the line near Baileys Drove foot crossing yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nThe British Transport Police say they don\'t know why she was on the tracks. A man, who she was with at the time - is being questioned about what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Areas of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today as the country continues to shiver in the Arctic freeze.\r\n\r\nHere in Bournemouth and Poole there\'s a small chance of snow showers overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s been robbed after being pushed to the ground in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nIt happened at about 7-40 yesterday morning along St Albans Crescent in Charminster - and while the 37 year old man wasn\'t injured, he had a black laptop bag containing his phone and cash stolen.\r\n\r\nThe offender\'s described as white and about 17 stone - wearing a flourescent jacket and a chequered hat with ear flaps.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prince 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot.\r\n\r\nIt marks the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales - as he\'s known in the military.\r\n\r\nThe 27 year old could now be on the front line in Afghanistan by the end of the summer.\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'),
 (742,'2012-02-09 09:52:56','246712 246670 246716 246709 246671','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S020 S-CAPELLO RYAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed Fabio Capello had no intention of resigning as England manager.\r\n\r\nHis biographer Mark Ryan says the Italian felt his issue with the Football\r\nAssociation over John Terry being stripped of the captaincy could be sorted out.\r\n\r\nRyan feels the FA were quite happy to make Capello feel his position was\r\nuntenable.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S020\r\nOUT WORDS: the fa\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400129.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BUDG 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The police part of our council tax is gonna be frozen for a year...\r\n\r\nAvon and Somerset Police Authority have set the Force a budget of 275 million pounds for 2012 to 13 - and reluctantly decided to take the Government’s offer of a council tax freeze in exchange for a one-off grant.\r\n\r\nThey have warned it could lead to job cuts or rises in council tax in the future though..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some parts of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today...\r\n\r\nHere in North Somerset there\'s a small chance we\'ll get some of the white stuff overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prince 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot.\r\n\r\nIt marks the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales - which is what he\'s known as in the military..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GHOSTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and there\'s more talk today that Clevedon pier is haunted...\r\n\r\nFishermen have reported seeing a ghostly figure who appears in the mist before vanishing...\r\n\r\nand the supposed phantom has apparently walked through locked gates, and been seen talking to itself in the pavilion.\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'),
 (743,'2012-02-09 09:55:33','246712 246698 246707 246710 246678 246709','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 9/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>S020 S-CAPELLO RYAN 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed Fabio Capello had no intention of resigning as England manager.\r\n\r\nHis biographer Mark Ryan says the Italian felt his issue with the Football\r\nAssociation over John Terry being stripped of the captaincy could be sorted out.\r\n\r\nRyan feels the FA were quite happy to make Capello feel his position was\r\nuntenable.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: S020\r\nOUT WORDS: the fa\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400129.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FUEL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An accident involving a lorry and land rover - has shut the A338 north of Ringwood this morning...\r\n\r\n80 gallons of oil spilled onto the road around 7am when the lorry had to swerve to avoid an overtaking car...\r\n\r\nNo one\'s been hurt..but the road is still closed in both directions by the New Forest water park.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WOOL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find out why a woman - hit by a train near Wool - was on the tracks...\r\n\r\nIt happened on the line near Baileys Drove foot crossing yesterday afternoon...\r\n\r\nShe got badly hurt and a man, who she was with at the time - is being questioned about what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Some parts of the UK could get up to 8 centimetres of snow today...\r\n\r\nHere in Bournemouth and Poole there\'s a small chance we\'ll get some of the white stuff overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CYCLIST 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cyclist\'s been robbed after being pulled of his bike in Bournemouth.\r\n\r\nThe 37 year old wasn\'t hurt - but he had his bag with a phone and cash in stolen along St Albans Crescent in Charminster yesterday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>prince 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot.\r\n\r\nIt marks the end of 18 months of training for Captain Wales - which is what he\'s known as in the military..\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'),
 (744,'2012-02-10 06:55:34','246956 247052 247048 246990 246917 247056','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCOUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Scout Leader from Burnham - who was found guilty of 33 child sex offences - will be sentenced later...\r\n\r\nDavid Burland who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way was convicted of abusing 3 young boys and a girl over a 23 year period...last Friday.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be sentenced today at Taunton Crown Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More snow fell in many parts of the UK last night - which could cause a few problems on the drive to work or school.\r\n\r\nLincolnshire got the most - around 8 centimetres.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists claim smoking cannabis before driving almost doubles the chances of a serious crash.\r\n\r\nThey reckon getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of deadly accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>005 BIZ-BEER SIMMONDS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed 16 thousand jobs could go in the beer industry if it continues to\r\nbe taxed in the same way.\r\n\r\nAt 1 pound 5 pence per pint, we currently pay 12 times more tax on the drink\r\nthan in Germany\r\n\r\nBrigid Simmonds from the British Beer and Pub Association says another\r\nincrease planned for next month would be bad news for everyone.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 005\r\nOUT WORDS: to government\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500033.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are trying to find the owners of a bundle of jewellery found beneath a hedge.\r\n\r\nIt was discovered in the lay-by at Bleadon on Monday - and contains chains, pearl necklaces, earrings and bracelets - as well as a small photograph of a man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought it may have been there for some time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mad 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who was convicted of stalking and threatening Madonna in the 1990s has apparently walked away from a mental health facility in the states.\r\n\r\nRobert Hoskins was sentenced to 10 years in 1996 after being arrested for scaling a wall around the singer\'s home in Hollywood.\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'),
 (745,'2012-02-10 07:02:41','246957 247057 247062 247048 247056 247054','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SNOW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More snow fell in many parts of the UK last night, including here in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nWe didn\'t get loads of it - but gritting teams are out this morning salting all our major roads.\r\n\r\nThe message from police - take care on the drive to work or school.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today\'s your last chance to have a say on where traveller sites should go in Dorset..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the end of a 3 month consultation into proposed locations for the pitches over the next 15 years...\r\n\r\nAfter today an independent board will look at what people said and produce another shortlist for Bournemouth and Poole councils to consider in the summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Girls who\'ve been the victims of sexual violence in street gangs are to be helped with 1-point-2 million pounds of government cash.\r\n\r\nThe funding will be used to set up a support network of Young People\'s Advocates, who will warn schoolgirls of the risks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Scientists claim smoking cannabis before driving almost doubles the chances of a serious crash.\r\n\r\nThey reckon getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of deadly accidents.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mad 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who was convicted of stalking and threatening Madonna in the 1990s has apparently walked away from a mental health facility in the states.\r\n\r\nRobert Hoskins was sentenced to 10 years in 1996 after being arrested for scaling a wall around the singer\'s home in Hollywood.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fa 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The top men at the FA will draw up a shortlist of managers who could get the England job today...\r\n\r\nHarry Redknapp is the odds-on favourite.\r\n\r\nUnder-21s boss Stuart Pearce will take charge of the team for the friendly with Holland at the end of the 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'),
 (746,'2012-02-10 07:53:09','247080 247083 247081 247079 247082 247078','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCOUT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Burnham Scout Leader who abused 4 children over a 23 year period - will be sentenced later...\r\n\r\nDavid Burland who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way was convicted last friday of 33 child sex offences involving 3 young boys and a girl.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be sentenced today at Taunton Crown Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drivers are being warned ice could be a problem on the roads this morning - as forecasters warn the freezing conditions will last into the weekend.\r\n\r\nThere\'s been several centimetres of snow in some places overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 GANGS PREDDIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s going to be more support for girls who have been victims of sexual\r\nviolence in gangs.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s giving 1-point-2 million pounds of cash towards setting up a\r\nsupport network.\r\n\r\nThe Young People\'s Advocates will warn schoolgirls of the risks of rape and\r\nsexual abuse.\r\n\r\nChris Preddie is a former gang member and a youth campaigner against gang\r\nculture.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: greater good\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500110.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research claims the chances of a serious car crash almost double if a driver\'s smoked cannabis.\r\n\r\nScientists have found that getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of a deadly accident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are trying to find out who owns a bundle of jewellery - found dumped beneath a hedge in Weston.\r\n\r\nIt was discovered in the lay-by at Bleadon on Monday - and contains chains, pearl necklaces, earrings and bracelets - as well as a small photograph of a man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hamster 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hamster has been dumped by bins in freezing conditions in London with a note saying \"I cannot afford to look after her any more\". \r\n\r\nThe Blue Cross is now looking for a new home for the tiny pet named \'Snowball\'..\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'),
 (747,'2012-02-10 07:55:24','247069 247070 247079 247078 247077 247076','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SNOW 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Last nights snowfall doesn\'t seem to have caused any problems on the roads in Bournemouth and Poole so far...\r\n\r\nGritting teams have been out on our major roads since the early hours to make sure they\'re safe for the drive to work or school.\r\n\r\nThe advice is still to take care though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A three month public consultation into where new traveller sites should go in Dorset ends today...\r\n\r\nAll the local councils have been asking what we think about a handful of proposed locations for pitches over the next fifteen years.\r\n\r\nAn independent board will look at the results and then draw up a shortlist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research claims the chances of a serious car crash almost double if a driver\'s smoked cannabis.\r\n\r\nScientists have found that getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of a deadly accident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hamster 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hamster has been dumped by bins in freezing conditions in London with a note saying \"I cannot afford to look after her any more\". \r\n\r\nThe Blue Cross is now looking for a new home for the tiny pet named \'Snowball\'..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>mad 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man convicted of stalking Madonna has escaped from a mental health unit in California.\r\n\r\nRobert Hoskins followed and threatened the star in 1990s - police warn he\'s \"highly psychotic\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fa 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>FA bosses will meet later to draw up a shortlist for the England manager\'s job.\r\n\r\nHarry Redknapp is the odds-on favourite to take over full-time.\r\n\r\nStuart Pearce will be in charge for this month\'s friend with the Netherlands.\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'),
 (748,'2012-02-10 08:53:19','246956 247100 247094 247098 246917 247099','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCOUT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Scout Leader from Burnham - who was found guilty of 33 child sex offences - will be sentenced later...\r\n\r\nDavid Burland who\'s 54 and from Ramsay Way was convicted of abusing 3 young boys and a girl over a 23 year period...last Friday.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll be sentenced today at Taunton Crown Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>snow 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drivers are being warned ice could be a problem on the roads this morning - as forecasters warn the freezing conditions will last into the weekend.\r\n\r\nThere\'s been several centimetres of snow in some places overnight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>027 GANGS NEMBHARD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s going to be more help available for girls in gangs.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s setting up a support network of Young People\'s Advocates to\r\nwarn schoolgirls of the risks of rape and sexual abuse. \r\n\r\nFormer girl gang member, Isha (PRON: Eye-Sha) Nembhard says it\'s tough for\r\nfemale members.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 027\r\nOUT WORDS: a way\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:27]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500119.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research claims the chances of a serious car crash almost double if a driver\'s smoked cannabis.\r\n\r\nScientists have found that getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of a deadly accident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROPERTY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Weston are trying to find the owners of a bundle of jewellery found beneath a hedge.\r\n\r\nIt was discovered in the lay-by at Bleadon on Monday - and contains chains, pearl necklaces, earrings and bracelets - as well as a small photograph of a man.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought it may have been there for some time.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga has been talking about her battle with bullimia - and how winning it saved her voice.\r\n\r\nThe pop star\'s told a young women\'s conference in California - that she threw up so much, the stomach acid was affecting her vocal chords.\r\n\r\nShe\'s urging teenagers to seek help before it\'s too late.\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'),
 (749,'2012-02-10 08:57:08','246957 247057 247096 247098 247099 247097','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SNOW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More snow fell in many parts of the UK last night, including here in Bournemouth and Poole.\r\n\r\nWe didn\'t get loads of it - but gritting teams are out this morning salting all our major roads.\r\n\r\nThe message from police - take care on the drive to work or school.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Today\'s your last chance to have a say on where traveller sites should go in Dorset..\r\n\r\nIt\'s the end of a 3 month consultation into proposed locations for the pitches over the next 15 years...\r\n\r\nAfter today an independent board will look at what people said and produce another shortlist for Bournemouth and Poole councils to consider in the summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Girls who\'ve been the victims of sexual violence in street gangs are to be helped with 1-point-2 million pounds of government cash.\r\n\r\nThe funding will be used to set up a support network of Young People\'s Advocates, who will warn schoolgirls of the risks.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research claims the chances of a serious car crash almost double if a driver\'s smoked cannabis.\r\n\r\nScientists have found that getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of a deadly accident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga has been talking about her battle with bullimia - and how winning it saved her voice.\r\n\r\nThe pop star\'s told a young women\'s conference in California - that she threw up so much, the stomach acid was affecting her vocal chords.\r\n\r\nShe\'s urging teenagers to seek help before it\'s too late.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fa 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The top men at the FA will draw up a shortlist of managers who could get the England job today...\r\n\r\nHarry Redknapp is the odds-on favourite.\r\n\r\nUnder-21s boss Stuart Pearce will take charge of the team for the friendly with Holland at the end of the 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'),
 (750,'2012-02-10 09:57:38','247069 247070 247121 247124 247122 247123','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 10/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SNOW 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Last nights snowfall doesn\'t seem to have caused any problems on the roads in Bournemouth and Poole so far...\r\n\r\nGritting teams have been out on our major roads since the early hours to make sure they\'re safe for the drive to work or school.\r\n\r\nThe advice is still to take care though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>TRAVELLER3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A three month public consultation into where new traveller sites should go in Dorset ends today...\r\n\r\nAll the local councils have been asking what we think about a handful of proposed locations for pitches over the next fifteen years.\r\n\r\nAn independent board will look at the results and then draw up a shortlist.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gangs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s going to be more help available for girls in gangs.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s setting up a support network of Young People\'s Advocates to warn schoolgirls of the risks of rape and sexual abuse.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cannabis10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>New research claims the chances of a serious car crash almost double if a driver\'s smoked cannabis.\r\n\r\nScientists have found that getting behind the wheel within 3 hours of taking the drug significantly increases the risk of a deadly accident.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>hamster 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A hamster has been dumped by bins in freezing conditions in London with a note saying \"I cannot afford to look after her any more\". \r\n\r\nThe Blue Cross is now looking for a new home for the tiny pet named \'Snowball\'..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fa 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The top men at the FA will draw up a shortlist of managers who could get the England job today...\r\n\r\nHarry Redknapp is the odds-on favourite.\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'),
 (751,'2012-02-13 06:44:18','247949 247950 247951 247942 247946 247945','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s been Adele\'s night at the Grammy Awards.\r\n\r\nShe\'s won 6 - every category she was nominated in - including album, record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nThe 23 year old also received a standing ovation after her first live performance following throat surgery.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>whitney 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The ceremony turned into a tribute to Whitney Houston who died at a hotel in Los Angeles just hours before.\r\n\r\nIt could be up to two months before the cause of the 48 year olds death is known.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>baftas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Back here it was the BAFTA\'s and The Artist was the big winner getting 7 awards..\r\n\r\nMeryl Streep was another of the winners, claiming best actress for her role as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady \r\n\r\nBut she suffered a Cinderella moment when her shoe slipped off as she made her way to the stage for her acceptance speech:\r\n\r\nCLIP - 022\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 SHOWBIZ-BAFTA STREEP</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Artist has continued a successful awards season at the Baftas.\r\n\r\nThe silent movie walked off with 7 gongs - including best film, best leading\r\nactor and best director.\r\n\r\nMeryl Streep was another of the winners, claiming the prize for best actress\r\nfor her role as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady \r\n\r\nBut she suffered a Cinderella moment when her shoe slipped off as she made her\r\nway to the stage for her acceptance speech:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: something.........real\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Protesters have set up camp at an empty farm on the site of the proposed Hinkley Point nuclear power station..\r\n\r\nThey’re angry West Somerset Council has given EDF Energy the go-ahead for preparation work before planning permission has been granted for the plant.\r\n\r\nEDF Energy say it is aware of the protest. The Energy Secretary will get the final say on whether the station goes ahead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of parking in most of Weston\'s car parks is gonna stay the same for the time being…\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset council’s decided not to increase their rates to try and get more people into the local shops.\r\n\r\nThey have made other changes though – including a minimum one-hour charge – at Clevedon seafront.\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'),
 (752,'2012-02-13 06:49:38','247949 247950 247951 247942 247944 247090 247952 247943','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s been Adele\'s night at the Grammy Awards.\r\n\r\nShe\'s won 6 - every category she was nominated in - including album, record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nThe 23 year old also received a standing ovation after her first live performance following throat surgery.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>whitney 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The ceremony turned into a tribute to Whitney Houston who died at a hotel in Los Angeles just hours before.\r\n\r\nIt could be up to two months before the cause of the 48 year olds death is known.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>baftas 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Back here it was the BAFTA\'s and The Artist was the big winner getting 7 awards..\r\n\r\nMeryl Streep was another of the winners, claiming best actress for her role as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady \r\n\r\nBut she suffered a Cinderella moment when her shoe slipped off as she made her way to the stage for her acceptance speech:\r\n\r\nCLIP - 022\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 SHOWBIZ-BAFTA STREEP</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Artist has continued a successful awards season at the Baftas.\r\n\r\nThe silent movie walked off with 7 gongs - including best film, best leading\r\nactor and best director.\r\n\r\nMeryl Streep was another of the winners, claiming the prize for best actress\r\nfor her role as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady \r\n\r\nBut she suffered a Cinderella moment when her shoe slipped off as she made her\r\nway to the stage for her acceptance speech:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: something.........real\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100106.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULTS1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating a couple of assaults - but they don\'t reckon they\'re linked.\r\n\r\nJust after 9 on Friday night a man in his 20s was badly beaten up by a group of men on Norwich Road...and at half 4 on Saturday morning a man in his 30s was found hurt in the street on Ensbury Park Road.\r\n\r\nBoth men had to go to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOADING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s camera car is gonna be out looking for drivers waiting where they shouldn\'t - in the towns busiest shopping streets from today...\r\n\r\nThe mobile CCTV unit\'s been out catching people stopping on zig zags outside schools since September last year...\r\n\r\nNow it\'s gonna be taking to roads where loading and waiting is banned - to try and cut congestion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester City are two points clear at the top of the Premier League after a 1-0 victory against Aston Villa.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the Cherries drew nil nil at Hartlepool in the league on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (753,'2012-02-13 07:51:30','247966 247976 247977 247092 247978 247943 247981','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 SHOWBIZ-GRAMMYS ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>STRICT EMBARGO - not before 7.30\r\n\r\n\r\nAdele\'s taken a clean sweep at the Grammys.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s won all six of the awards she was nominated for.\r\n\r\n21 was named best album, while Rolling In The Deep took record and song of the\r\nyear.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s very proud of it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: changing year\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>whitney 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The ceremony turned into a tribute to Whitney Houston who died on Saturday aged just 48...\r\n\r\nA coroner\'s confirmed she was found in the bath at her hotel and that there are no suspicious circumstances.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULTS2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say two assaults on men in Bournemouth over the weekend - aren\'t linked.\r\n\r\nJust after 9 on Friday night a man in his 20s was badly beaten up by a group of men on Norwich Road...\r\n\r\nJust hours later a man in his 30s had to go to hospital too - after he was found hurt in the street on Ensbury Park Road.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOADING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>To try and cut congestion in Poole, the council\'s camera car is gonna be out in the towns busiest shopping streets - looking for drivers stopping where they shouldn\'t.\r\n\r\nThe mobile CCTV unit\'s been out catching people stopping on zig zags outside schools since September last year...\r\n\r\nNow it\'s gonna be taking to roads where loading and waiting is banned.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bafta8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the other award ceremony held last night was the BAFTAS...\r\n\r\nThe Artist got 7 prizes including best film, best leading\r\nactor and best director.\r\n\r\nMeryl Streep got best actress for the Iron lady.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the Cherries drew nil nil at Hartlepool in the league on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United says it\'s time to move on after thanking Liverpool for apologising - after Luis Suarez failed to shake hands with Patrice Evra on Saturday..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n');
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 (754,'2012-02-13 08:23:01','247988 247989 247990 247937 247992 247991','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>whitney 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A coroner\'s confirmed Whitney Houston\'s body was discovered in the bath of her hotel room in Los Angeles - and says there\'s NO suspicion of foul play.\r\n\r\nThe cause of death won\'t be established until they get the toxicology results back.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Grammies in the States turned into a tribute to the singer - but it was also a massive night for Adele who won 6 awards - every category she was nominated in - including album, record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nThe 23 year old also received a standing ovation after her first live performance following throat surgery.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bafta 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The BAFTA\'s was the other awards ceremony of the night..\r\n\r\nSilent film The Artist won 7 awards...Meryl Streep got best actress for the Iron Lady and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy only took 2 awards despite being nominated for 11.\r\n\r\nIt\'s screenwriter, Peter Straughn, was just relieved he wasn\'t up against the night\'s big winner:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: sfx...... (laughing)\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 SHOWBIZ-BAFTA-add STRAUGHN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy only took 2 awards despite being nominated for 11.\r\n\r\nIt\'s screenwriter, Peter Straughn, was just relieved he wasn\'t up against the\r\nnight\'s big winner:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: sfx...... (laughing)\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Protesters have taken over an empty farm on the site of the proposed Hinkley Point nuclear power station..\r\n\r\nThey’re angry West Somerset Council has given EDF Energy the go-ahead for preparation work before planning permission has been granted for the plant.\r\n\r\nEDF Energy say it is aware of the protest.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>North Somerset council\'s decided not to put up the cost of parking in most of Westons car parks...\r\n\r\nIt\'s because they want to get more people into local shops and businesses.\r\n\r\nThey have made other changes though – including a minimum one-hour charge – at Clevedon seafront.\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'),
 (755,'2012-02-13 08:27:57','247986 247090 247988 247989 247937 247990 247943 247952','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 70 firefighters tackled a house fire in Ringwood last night - that spread to 2 other homes...\r\n\r\nIt broke out at a property on New Street around 6.30 - crews had to rescue people from inside but no one was hurt.\r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s underway into how it started.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOADING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s camera car is gonna be out looking for drivers waiting where they shouldn\'t - in the towns busiest shopping streets from today...\r\n\r\nThe mobile CCTV unit\'s been out catching people stopping on zig zags outside schools since September last year...\r\n\r\nNow it\'s gonna be taking to roads where loading and waiting is banned - to try and cut congestion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>whitney 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A coroner\'s confirmed Whitney Houston\'s body was discovered in the bath of her hotel room in Los Angeles - and says there\'s NO suspicion of foul play.\r\n\r\nThe cause of death won\'t be established until they get the toxicology results back.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Grammies in the States turned into a tribute to the singer - but it was also a massive night for Adele who won 6 awards - every category she was nominated in - including album, record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nThe 23 year old also received a standing ovation after her first live performance following throat surgery.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>023 SHOWBIZ-BAFTA-add STRAUGHN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy only took 2 awards despite being nominated for 11.\r\n\r\nIt\'s screenwriter, Peter Straughn, was just relieved he wasn\'t up against the\r\nnight\'s big winner:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: sfx...... (laughing)\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:15]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bafta 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The BAFTA\'s was the other awards ceremony of the night..\r\n\r\nSilent film The Artist won 7 awards...Meryl Streep got best actress for the Iron Lady and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy only took 2 awards despite being nominated for 11.\r\n\r\nIt\'s screenwriter, Peter Straughn, was just relieved he wasn\'t up against the night\'s big winner:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 023\r\nOUT WORDS: sfx...... (laughing)\r\nDuration: 5\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the Cherries drew nil nil at Hartlepool in the league on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester City are two points clear at the top of the Premier League after a 1-0 victory against Aston Villa.\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'),
 (756,'2012-02-13 08:59:51','248002 247966 247946 247945 248003','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grammy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The music industry\'s paid tribute to Whitney Houston at the Grammy Awards.\r\n\r\nHost LL Cool J opened the show with a prayer for the singer - who was found dead in a hotel bath on Saturday.\r\n\r\nJennifer Hudson performed I Will Always Love You.\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Adele swept the board - winning all six of the awards she was nominated for.\r\n\r\n21 was named best album, while Rolling In The Deep took record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s very proud of it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: changing year\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 SHOWBIZ-GRAMMYS ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>STRICT EMBARGO - not before 7.30\r\n\r\n\r\nAdele\'s taken a clean sweep at the Grammys.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s won all six of the awards she was nominated for.\r\n\r\n21 was named best album, while Rolling In The Deep took record and song of the\r\nyear.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s very proud of it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: changing year\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAMP 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Protesters have set up camp at an empty farm on the site of the proposed Hinkley Point nuclear power station..\r\n\r\nThey’re angry West Somerset Council has given EDF Energy the go-ahead for preparation work before planning permission has been granted for the plant.\r\n\r\nEDF Energy say it is aware of the protest. The Energy Secretary will get the final say on whether the station goes ahead.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PARKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of parking in most of Weston\'s car parks is gonna stay the same for the time being…\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset council’s decided not to increase their rates to try and get more people into the local shops.\r\n\r\nThey have made other changes though – including a minimum one-hour charge – at Clevedon seafront.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bafta 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And The Artist has claimed seven awards at the BAFTAS.\r\n\r\nOther winners include Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Meryl Streep - who got best actress for The Iron Lady.\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'),
 (757,'2012-02-13 09:15:03','248014 247966 248012 248013 248003 248008','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 13/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>grammy 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It could be two months before we know for certain how Whitney Houston died.\r\n\r\nOfficials in LA have confirmed she was found in the bath of her hotel room on Saturday...and say her death wasn\'t suspicious.\r\n\r\nThe music industry\'s recognised her at the Grammys with\r\nJennifer Hudson performing I Will Always Love You.\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\nBut it was also a night for Adele who won all six of the awards she was nominated for.\r\n\r\n21 was named best album, while Rolling In The Deep took record and song of the year.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s very proud of it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: changing year\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>025 SHOWBIZ-GRAMMYS ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>STRICT EMBARGO - not before 7.30\r\n\r\n\r\nAdele\'s taken a clean sweep at the Grammys.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s won all six of the awards she was nominated for.\r\n\r\n21 was named best album, while Rolling In The Deep took record and song of the\r\nyear.\r\n\r\nShe says she\'s very proud of it.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 025\r\nOUT WORDS: changing year\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:28]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./100118.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than 70 firefighters spent several hours tackling a house fire in Ringwood last night..\r\n\r\nIt broke out at a property on New Street around 6.30 and spread to 2 other homes...\r\n\r\nCrews had to rescue people from inside but no one was hurt.\r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s underway into how it started.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LOADING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Drivers caught clogging up Poole\'s roads by waiting where they shouldn\'t - could get a 70 pound fine from today...\r\n\r\nThe council\'s CCTV camera car been out catching people stopping on zig zags outside schools since September last year...\r\n\r\nNow it\'s gonna be taking to roads where loading and waiting is banned...to try and cut congestion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bafta 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And The Artist has claimed seven awards at the BAFTAS.\r\n\r\nOther winners include Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Meryl Streep - who got best actress for The Iron Lady.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, Manchester United have thanked Liverpool for apologising over the latest instalment of the Luis Suarez racism row.\r\n\r\nThe striker\'s said sorry for refusing to shake Patrice Evra\'s hand on Saturday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (758,'2012-02-14 06:46:33','248297 248165 248313 248315 248314','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>015 QATADA WETTONE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada is out of prison on strict bail\r\nconditions.\r\n\r\nA judge ordered his release after he was held in custody for six and a half\r\nyears without charge.\r\n\r\nThe Government maintains he\'s a threat to national security.\r\n\r\nQatada will be on a tag, has no access to the phone or internet and will be\r\nguarded by up to 60 police officers a day.\r\n \r\nFormer protection officer Graham Wettone says it\'ll be very expensive:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 015\r\nOUT WORDS: police service\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200059.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SUPERPOND1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A ten million pound superpond to reduce the risk of flooding in Weston looks set to be approved by North Somerset Council.\r\n\r\nThe scheme would also see an extra channel built on the River Banwell - and is described as \'key\' to the new villages to be built near Locking Castle.\r\n\r\nThe Council says it expects to recover the money through agreements with the Environment Agency and the housing developers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparations are being made for Whitney Houston\'s funeral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be held in the singer\'s home town of Newark in New Jersey this week.\r\n\r\nHer body\'s being flown there, two days after the 48 year old was found dead in the bath of her Beverly Hills hotel room. There aren\'t any suspicious circumstances.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>benefit 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thousands of parents who fraudulently claim benefits by pretending to be single could be prosecuted under government plans.\r\n\r\nIt\'s estimated the fraud costs the taxpayer 100 million pounds each year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bridgwater\'s Citizens Advice Bureau has reopened three months after being flooded when a river wall collapsed in heavy rain.\r\n\r\nThe C-A-B\'s basement offices in West Quay were badly damaged in November, and they\'ve since been using a temporary site.\r\n\r\nRepair work to the wall\'s due to be completed in late summer.\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'),
 (759,'2012-02-14 06:55:47','248317 248313 248307 248308 248310','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 QATADA WETTONE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to 60 police officers a day will be assigned to keep watch over the radical\r\ncleric Abu Qatada after his release from prison last night.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll have no access to the phone or internet - and will wear a tag. \r\n\r\nThe Government maintains he\'s a threat to national security.\r\n\r\nFormer protection officer Graham Wettone says 24-hour surveillance at this\r\nlevel is a major commitment.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: TIME POTENTIALLY\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200072.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparations are being made for Whitney Houston\'s funeral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be held in the singer\'s home town of Newark in New Jersey this week.\r\n\r\nHer body\'s being flown there, two days after the 48 year old was found dead in the bath of her Beverly Hills hotel room. There aren\'t any suspicious circumstances.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DVLA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A protest is set to be held outside the DVLA office in Poole today - against plans to shut it with the loss of up to 60 jobs...\r\n\r\nThe government want to close 39 branches altogether as they try and save 28 million pounds...They say centralising the service in Wales will be more convenient for drivers.\r\n\r\nThe walk out will take place at 12.30 at the Bournemouth Valley office in Branksome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEESLEY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillor John Beesley\'s been voted in as the leader of the ruling Tory group at Bournemouth council...\r\n\r\nHe replaces Peter Charon who quit last month following a no confidence vote from his own party...\r\n\r\nBeesley will now be nominated as leader of the council...and he\'ll find out if he gets the promotion next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez says he was treated like a dog by Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini on the night they fell out.\r\n\r\nThe striker\'s due back in the UK today, attempting to patch up relationships with his boss and the club.\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'),
 (760,'2012-02-14 07:55:12','248339 248340 248327 248328 248341 248342','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>qatada 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed dozens of police officers will be tied up monitoring a radical cleric following his release from jail last night.\r\n\r\nAbu Qatada\'s spent six and a half years locked up without charge - the Government insists he\'s a security threat.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Whitney Houston\'s body hasbeen flown to her hometown in New Jersey ready for her funeral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought it\'ll take place on Friday...after the singer was found dead in her hotel bathroom at the weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DVLA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Transport staff from the DVLA office in Poole are protesting there later - against plans to shut them down...\r\n\r\nThe government wants to close 39 branches altogether - saying centralising the service in Wales will be more convenient and save money.\r\n\r\nUp to 60 jobs could go at the Branksome office - The walk out will take place at 12.30.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEESLEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Tory group of Bournemouth council\'s voted in a new leader...\r\n\r\nCouncillor John Beesley replaces Peter Charon who quit last month following a no confidence vote.\r\n\r\nBeesley will now be nominated as leader of the council...and he\'ll find out if he gets the job next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crush 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dermot O\'Leary and Holly Willoughby appear to be our hottest celebrity TV crushes.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve topped a poll of perfect television valentines.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - It\'s the meeting of the top two in the Championship tonight when Southampton visit West Ham.\r\n\r\nSam Allardyce\'s side have a one point lead over the Saints..\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'),
 (761,'2012-02-14 08:35:27','248317 248334 248337 248338 248336','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 QATADA WETTONE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to 60 police officers a day will be assigned to keep watch over the radical\r\ncleric Abu Qatada after his release from prison last night.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll have no access to the phone or internet - and will wear a tag. \r\n\r\nThe Government maintains he\'s a threat to national security.\r\n\r\nFormer protection officer Graham Wettone says 24-hour surveillance at this\r\nlevel is a major commitment.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: TIME POTENTIALLY\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200072.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SUPERPOND2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It looks like a ten million pound superpond to cut the risk of flooding in Weston - is gonna get the go ahead...\r\n\r\nThe scheme would also see an extra channel built on the River Banwell - and is described as \'key\' to the new villages to be built near Locking Castle.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council says it expects to get the money back from the housing developers and the Environment Agency.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Whitney Houston\'s body\'s been flown to her hometown in New Jersey ready for her funeral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought it\'ll take place on Friday.\r\n\r\nShe was found dead in her hotel bathroom at the weekend.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>flu 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of pregnant women being vaccinated against flu has fallen by a third.\r\n\r\nThe figures come as doctors warn the UK could still see a flu outbreak within the next few weeks.\r\n\r\nThe virus poses risks to a womans unborn child.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAB 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>3 months after being flooded when the river wall collapsed - Bridgwater\'s Citizens Advice Bureau has reopened..\r\n\r\nThe C-A-B\'s basement offices in West Quay were badly damaged in November, and they\'ve since been using a temporary site.\r\n\r\nRepair work to the wall\'s due to be completed in late summer.\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'),
 (762,'2012-02-14 08:40:53','248352 248350 248307 248351 248353 248354','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>Qatada 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Up to 60 police officers a day will be assigned to keep watch over the radical muslim cleric Abu Qatada after his release from prison last night.\r\n\r\nThe Government maintains he\'s a threat to national security...so he will also ben kept away from phones and the internet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insure 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to stop the culture of trivial compensation claims that are pushing up car insurance premiums.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister will hold talks with the UK\'s biggest car insurers to find ways to bring down rising insurance costs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DVLA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A protest is set to be held outside the DVLA office in Poole today - against plans to shut it with the loss of up to 60 jobs...\r\n\r\nThe government want to close 39 branches altogether as they try and save 28 million pounds...They say centralising the service in Wales will be more convenient for drivers.\r\n\r\nThe walk out will take place at 12.30 at the Bournemouth Valley office in Branksome.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEESLEY 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillor John Beesley\'s set to be the next leader of Bournemouth Council.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been voted in as the leader of the ruling Tory group at after Peter Charon quit last month following a no confidence vote from his own party...\r\n\r\nBeesley will now be nominated as leader of the council...and he\'ll find out if he gets the promotion next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Preparations are being made for Whitney Houston\'s funeral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s expected to be held in the singer\'s home town of Newark in New Jersey this week.\r\n\r\nHer body\'s been flown there two days after the 48 year old was found dead in the bath of her Beverly Hills hotel room.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez says he was treated like a dog by Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini on the night they fell out.\r\n\r\nThe striker\'s due back in the UK today, attempting to patch up relationships with his boss and the club.\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'),
 (763,'2012-02-14 08:45:32','248339 248165 248323 248359 248314 248341','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>qatada 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s claimed dozens of police officers will be tied up monitoring a radical cleric following his release from jail last night.\r\n\r\nAbu Qatada\'s spent six and a half years locked up without charge - the Government insists he\'s a security threat.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SUPERPOND1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A ten million pound superpond to reduce the risk of flooding in Weston looks set to be approved by North Somerset Council.\r\n\r\nThe scheme would also see an extra channel built on the River Banwell - and is described as \'key\' to the new villages to be built near Locking Castle.\r\n\r\nThe Council says it expects to recover the money through agreements with the Environment Agency and the housing developers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>019 HOUSTON WELCH</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Whitney Houston\'s body\'s been flown to her hometown in New Jersey ready for her\r\nfuneral.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought it\'ll take place on Friday.\r\n\r\nShe was found dead in her hotel bathroom at the weekend.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile stars have been paying tribute at the Elle Awards in London - singer\r\nFlorence Welch says Whitney inspired her career.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 019\r\nOUT WORDS: she\'s gone\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200078.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insure 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to stop the culture of trivial compensation claims that are pushing up car insurance premiums.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister will hold talks with the UK\'s biggest car insurers to find ways to bring down rising insurance costs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CAB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bridgwater\'s Citizens Advice Bureau has reopened three months after being flooded when a river wall collapsed in heavy rain.\r\n\r\nThe C-A-B\'s basement offices in West Quay were badly damaged in November, and they\'ve since been using a temporary site.\r\n\r\nRepair work to the wall\'s due to be completed in late summer.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>crush 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dermot O\'Leary and Holly Willoughby appear to be our hottest celebrity TV crushes.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve topped a poll of perfect television valentines.\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'),
 (764,'2012-02-14 09:08:29','248288 248350 248327 248351 248365','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 14/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 HOUSTON ROSEN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s thought Whitney Houston\'s funeral will be held this Friday.\r\n\r\nThe singer\'s body has been flown from Los Angeles to her home town in New\r\nJersey.\r\n\r\nPolice Lieutenant Mark Rosen says he\'s keeping an open mind about what killed\r\nher:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: her death\r\nDuration: 10\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:23]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200051.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>insure 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron says he\'s determined to stop the culture of trivial compensation claims that are pushing up car insurance premiums.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister will hold talks with the UK\'s biggest car insurers to find ways to bring down rising insurance costs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DVLA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Transport staff from the DVLA office in Poole are protesting there later - against plans to shut them down...\r\n\r\nThe government wants to close 39 branches altogether - saying centralising the service in Wales will be more convenient and save money.\r\n\r\nUp to 60 jobs could go at the Branksome office - The walk out will take place at 12.30.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BEESLEY 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillor John Beesley\'s set to be the next leader of Bournemouth Council.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been voted in as the leader of the ruling Tory group at after Peter Charon quit last month following a no confidence vote from his own party...\r\n\r\nBeesley will now be nominated as leader of the council...and he\'ll find out if he gets the promotion next week.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and in sport - Portsmouth are expected to go into administration on Friday, when a High Court hearing is scheduled.\r\n\r\nThe club\'s bank account has been frozen and they face a winding up order.\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'),
 (765,'2012-02-15 06:52:42','248684 248661 248534 248688 248559 248691','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALCOHOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will outline his plans to tackle binge drinking later...\r\n\r\nIt\'s something that costs the NHS more than 2 billion pounds a year\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s expected to say he wants a minimum price for alcohol...\r\n\r\nEric Appleby, the chief executive of Alcohol Concern, welcomes the intervention:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 ALCOHOL APPLEBY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s about to declare war on cheap alcohol in England.\r\n\r\nVisiting a hospital in the north-east, the Prime Minister will make clear the\r\nGovernment wants a minimum price set.\r\n\r\nBinge drinking costs the NHS nearly 2-and-three-quarter billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nA billion\'s spent in casualty departments alone.\r\n\r\nEric Appleby, the chief executive of Alcohol Concern, welcomes the\r\nintervention:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: about it\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300054.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEDGEMOOR1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sedgemoor Council say they won\'t set this year\'s Council Tax rate until an agreement has been reached with EDF Energy over their proposed new reactor at Hinkley Point.\r\n\r\nThe Council adjourned their annual tax meeting yesterday, saying they\'re \'adamant that local taxpayers’ money should not be used\' to carry out checks on the energy firm\'s planning application.\r\n\r\nThey insist EDF must pay for the scrutiny of the planned ten billion pound nuclear power plant.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nhs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Well over 100-thousand people have joined an online petition urging the Government to scrap its NHS reforms.\r\n\r\nAt one stage, it was collecting a thousand signatures an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIMNEY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Somerset\'s Fire Service is warning of the danger of chimney fires, as more people in the county start using them during this cold snap.\r\n\r\nThere were seventeen in the county just last week.\r\n\r\nTheir advice is to keep them swept regularly, use a fire guard - and ensure your smoke alarms are working.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two days after her Grammy success, Adele\'s hinting at a five year break from music.\r\n\r\nShe\'s told Vogue magazine in the States her relationships fail if she\'s constantly working.\r\n\r\nThe singer is currently seeing a former investment banker.\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'),
 (766,'2012-02-15 07:02:48','248684 248661 248564 248688 248683 248689','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ALCOHOL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will outline his plans to tackle binge drinking later...\r\n\r\nIt\'s something that costs the NHS more than 2 billion pounds a year\r\n\r\nThe PM\'s expected to say he wants a minimum price for alcohol...\r\n\r\nEric Appleby, the chief executive of Alcohol Concern, welcomes the intervention:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 ALCOHOL APPLEBY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron\'s about to declare war on cheap alcohol in England.\r\n\r\nVisiting a hospital in the north-east, the Prime Minister will make clear the\r\nGovernment wants a minimum price set.\r\n\r\nBinge drinking costs the NHS nearly 2-and-three-quarter billion pounds a year.\r\n\r\nA billion\'s spent in casualty departments alone.\r\n\r\nEric Appleby, the chief executive of Alcohol Concern, welcomes the\r\nintervention:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: about it\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300054.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRANGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Christchurch Council says it would rather use a site earmarked for travellers pitches for business use or even housing.\r\n\r\nGrange Road Depot has been identified by independent consultants as a potential transit site for Gypsies - but Councillors think the 80 hectare site could be put to better use.\r\n\r\nThey say they will continue to find suitable sites for travellers - and the Cabinet will consider what\'s best to do at a meeting in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>nhs 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Well over 100-thousand people have joined an online petition urging the Government to scrap its NHS reforms.\r\n\r\nAt one stage, it was collecting a thousand signatures an hour.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Dorset charities have revealed they raised about six thousand pounds each from a massive Zumba dance class - despite not being able to break the world record.\r\n\r\nLewis-Manning Hospice and Wessex Autistic Society needed 2013 people for a new record, but only around 600 turned out at the B-I-C on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Carlos Tevez is set to come face to face with Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini today for the first time since their very public falling out. \r\n\r\nTevez returned to Manchester yesterday and was at the club\'s training ground for the first part of a medical check-up.\r\n\r\nand in League One- the Cherries went down 2-1 to Leyton Orient at Dean Court 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'),
 (767,'2012-02-15 08:04:04','248701 248706 248702 248705 248708 248707','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>So-called drunk tanks could be introduced on our streets as part of a crackdown on binge drinking.\r\n\r\nThe cells for people to sober up are common in America.\r\n\r\nDrunkenness costs the NHS the equivalent of 90 pounds per taxpayer every year...and the PM will today outline his plans to tackle it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRANGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Christchurch have told Fire News they would ratrher use a site earmarked for travellers pitches - for business use or even housing instead.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got to find somewhere for a transit site for Gypsies - and an independent consultant came up with the Grange Road Depot...\r\n\r\nBut the council reckon the site could be put to better use. We\'ll find out what\'s decided in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s thought the number of people out of work could increase by 80-thousand - when new unemployment figures are released later..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile a demonstration\'s being planned by protestors who call it a jobs crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Dorset charities who failed to break the world record for the biggest Zumba class - say they still managed to raise 12 thousand pounds...\r\n\r\nLewis-Manning Hospice and Wessex Autistic Society needed 2013 people for a new record, but only around 600 turned out at the B-I-C on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two days after her Grammy success, Adele\'s hinting at a five year break from music.\r\n\r\nShe\'s currently dating a former investment banker - and told Vogue magazine in the States her relationships fail if she\'s constantly working.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>West Ham are still a point clear at the top of the Championship table after a 1-1 draw with closest rivals Southampton.\r\n\r\nand in League One- the Cherries went down 2-1 to Leyton Orient at the Seward Stadium 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'),
 (768,'2012-02-15 08:20:09','248701 248712 248713 248702 248715 248708','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>So-called drunk tanks could be introduced on our streets as part of a crackdown on binge drinking.\r\n\r\nThe cells for people to sober up are common in America.\r\n\r\nDrunkenness costs the NHS the equivalent of 90 pounds per taxpayer every year...and the PM will today outline his plans to tackle it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 VICAR LOCAL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are refusing to confirm whether they\'ve launched a murder inquiry after\r\na man was found dead in a vicarage.\r\n\r\nThe body was found in Thornbury in South Gloucestershire - about 11 miles\r\nnorth of Bristol.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed to be that of the Rev John Suddards.\r\n\r\nThis man lives in the town, and says everyone\'s shocked.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: absolutely horrific\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300090.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEDGEMOOR2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Sedgemoor have decided not to set this years council tax rate - until they know what\'s going on with EDF Energy and their proposed 10 billion pound nuclear power station at Hinkley Point.\r\n\r\nThe Council adjourned their annual tax meeting yesterday - insisting that local taxpayers money should not be used\' to carry out checks on the energy firm\'s planning application.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s thought the number of people out of work could increase by 80-thousand - when new unemployment figures are released later..\r\n\r\nMeanwhile a demonstration\'s being planned by protestors who call it a jobs crisis.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CHIMNEY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There were 17 chimney fires in Somerset last week..\r\n\r\nand though the cold snap is now over - the fire service are still warning prople to keep their chimneys swept, to use a fire guard and get a smoke alarm.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>adele 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two days after her Grammy success, Adele\'s hinting at a five year break from music.\r\n\r\nShe\'s currently dating a former investment banker - and told Vogue magazine in the States her relationships fail if she\'s constantly working.\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'),
 (769,'2012-02-15 09:02:11','248733 248564 248734 248683 248732','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron is promising to tackle what he calls the \"scandal\" of binge drinking that costs the NHS billions of pounds a year.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought the Prime Minister will call for sobering up cells in our streets as part of a crackdown.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRANGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Christchurch Council says it would rather use a site earmarked for travellers pitches for business use or even housing.\r\n\r\nGrange Road Depot has been identified by independent consultants as a potential transit site for Gypsies - but Councillors think the 80 hectare site could be put to better use.\r\n\r\nThey say they will continue to find suitable sites for travellers - and the Cabinet will consider what\'s best to do at a meeting in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The latest jobless figures are out this morning and they\'re expected to show a rise in unemployment for the eighth month in a row.\r\n\r\nAnalysts predicted that the number of people out of work will increase by over 80-thousand when the latest data is published\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ZUMBA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two Dorset charities have revealed they raised about six thousand pounds each from a massive Zumba dance class - despite not being able to break the world record.\r\n\r\nLewis-Manning Hospice and Wessex Autistic Society needed 2013 people for a new record, but only around 600 turned out at the B-I-C on Sunday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez is reportedly facing another fine from Manchester City, ahead of meeting manager Roberto Mancini later.\r\n\r\nThe striker hasn\'t play for the club since September\r\n\r\nMancini\'s said to be furious, after being accused on Argentinian TV of treating Tevez \"like a dog.\"\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'),
 (770,'2012-02-15 09:44:58','248742 248712 248744 248534 248748','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COURT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman - charged with killing a man at Sand Bay caravan park in Kewstoke - will appear at Bristol Crown Court today.\r\n\r\nPhillip Gibbs who was 58 died in hospital after an incident at the park in November.\r\n \r\n40 year old Sharon Hodges, a resident at the site has been charged with murder - and is expected to enter her plea today.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>022 VICAR LOCAL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are refusing to confirm whether they\'ve launched a murder inquiry after\r\na man was found dead in a vicarage.\r\n\r\nThe body was found in Thornbury in South Gloucestershire - about 11 miles\r\nnorth of Bristol.\r\n\r\nIt\'s believed to be that of the Rev John Suddards.\r\n\r\nThis man lives in the town, and says everyone\'s shocked.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 022\r\nOUT WORDS: absolutely horrific\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:30]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300090.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mobile cells where drunk people can cool off could be introduced as a part of crackdown on binge drinking.\r\n\r\nSo-called drunk tanks are common in America.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s expected to say later that drunkenness in public is a \"scandal\" in our society.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEDGEMOOR1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sedgemoor Council say they won\'t set this year\'s Council Tax rate until an agreement has been reached with EDF Energy over their proposed new reactor at Hinkley Point.\r\n\r\nThe Council adjourned their annual tax meeting yesterday, saying they\'re \'adamant that local taxpayers’ money should not be used\' to carry out checks on the energy firm\'s planning application.\r\n\r\nThey insist EDF must pay for the scrutiny of the planned ten billion pound nuclear power plant.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barbie10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Wills and Kate have been immortalised as Barbie dolls.\r\n\r\nThe collectors items have gone on sale for 100-pounds.\r\n\r\nThey show the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their wedding day.\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'),
 (771,'2012-02-15 10:01:17','248745 248739 248753 248706 248748 248754','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 15/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>alcohol 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Mobile cells where drunk people can cool off could be introduced as a part of crackdown on binge drinking.\r\n\r\nSo-called drunk tanks are common in America.\r\n\r\nDavid Cameron\'s expected to say later that drunkenness in public is a \"scandal\" in our society.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIRE TAX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Fire Authority is gonna freeze the fire part of our council tax - after taking a one off grant from the government..\r\n\r\nIt means an average band D property will continue to pay just over 60 pounds to the authority for a year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>unemploy10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of people out of work has gone up, to 2-point 67 million.\r\n\r\nThat\'s the highest it\'s been for 16 years.\r\n\r\nFigures just released show unemployment increased by 48 thousand between October and December of last year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>GRANGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councillors in Christchurch have told Fire News they would ratrher use a site earmarked for travellers pitches - for business use or even housing instead.\r\n\r\nThey\'ve got to find somewhere for a transit site for Gypsies - and an independent consultant came up with the Grange Road Depot...\r\n\r\nBut the council reckon the site could be put to better use. We\'ll find out what\'s decided in April.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>barbie10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Wills and Kate have been immortalised as Barbie dolls.\r\n\r\nThe collectors items have gone on sale for 100-pounds.\r\n\r\nThey show the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their wedding day.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>West Ham are still a point clear at the top of the Championship table after a 1-1 draw with closest rivals Southampton.\r\n\r\nand in League One- the Cherries went down 2-1 to Leyton Orient at the Seward Stadium 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'),
 (772,'2012-02-16 06:56:01','249110 249108 249109 249061 249102 249104','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>vicar 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have been given more time to question a man, following the murder of a vicar at his home near Bristol.\r\n\r\nThe body of Reverend John Suddards was discovered by builders in the vicarage in Thornbury on Tuesday.\r\n\r\nA post-mortem found he had suffered \"multiple stab\" wounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BAILIFFS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bailiffs have been asked to take action against three Weston businessmen who haven\'t paid their rates.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Council say the owners of the Severn Bar on beach Road and Severn Bistro on Oxford Street owe just under fifteen thousand pounds.\r\n\r\nA spokesman says the matter\'s now in the hands of the bailiffs.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A major rescue operation took place last night to free a woman from the mud on Weston seafront..\r\n\r\nShe got stuck near Knightsone Causeway just before 5pm.\r\n\r\nThe fire service\'s hovercraft was used to get her out and she was taken to hospital.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>010 MUMS RUSSELL</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than seven in ten families are financially on the edge, according to a\r\nsurvey of 2-thousand mothers.\r\n\r\nThe parenting website Netmums says almost two in three have less money coming\r\nin than this time last year.\r\n\r\nAnd one in five mums is regularly missing meals, so their kids can eat.\r\n\r\nSally Russell from Netmums says their research shows women are struggling to\r\ncope.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 010\r\nOUT WORDS: the children\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400044.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>loans 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to penalise students in England for paying off their university loans early are reportedly going to scrapped.\r\n\r\nThe Lib Dem backed proposal was designed to prevent wealthier graduates avoiding interest charges on the new 30-year repayment plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Whitney Houston\'s funeral on Saturday will be streamed live on the internet.\r\n\r\nThe service is being held at a church in New Jersey where she sang as a child.\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'),
 (773,'2012-02-16 07:01:46','249065 248889 249105 249102 249104 249103','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The A31 at Ringwood was shut for a number of hours last night - after a 4 vehicle crash...\r\n\r\nIt happened on the flyover heading out of Bournemouth at ten to 6 - and that section of the road was shut for almost 4 hours.\r\n\r\nHampshire Police hasn\'t released any details of injuries yet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FATAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after an elderly woman died from chest injuries, sustained when she fell while getting off a bus.\r\n\r\nIt happened just before midday on the 31st of January along Southbourne Grove and Bridget Buckley died on the fifth of February - but it was only reported to police on Sunday.\r\n\r\nOfficers want to find out what happened on that Number 31 Yellow Bus, which could have caused the 76 year old\'s death.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stab 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman accused of murdering a teenage girl in Doncaster is due to appear in court this morning.\r\n\r\n13 year-old Casey-Lyanne Kearney was found stabbed in a park on Tuesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>loans 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to penalise students in England for paying off their university loans early are reportedly going to scrapped.\r\n\r\nThe Lib Dem backed proposal was designed to prevent wealthier graduates avoiding interest charges on the new 30-year repayment plans.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Whitney Houston\'s funeral on Saturday will be streamed live on the internet.\r\n\r\nThe service is being held at a church in New Jersey where she sang as a child.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football Arsenal were thrashed 4-nil by AC Milan in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie last night.\r\n\r\nIt\'s their heaviest ever defeat in Europe.\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'),
 (774,'2012-02-16 08:02:16','249123 249124 249128 249129 249130 249127','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Safety concerns mean Condor Ferries sailings from Weymouth to the Channel Islands - are being moved to Poole Harbour this weekend.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a structural problem with the berth in Weymouth...and an investigation\'s underway to see what\'s happened.\r\n\r\nThe company\'s getting in touch with people travelling with them this weekend - to help them change their plans if necessary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FATAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth want to find out what led to an elderly woman dying from chest injuries - that she sustained while getting off a bus...\r\n\r\nIt happened just before midday on the 31st of January along Southbourne Grove - and the 76 year old died in hospital a few days later...\r\n\r\nIt\'s only just been reported to the police...so officers are now trying to find out exactly what happened on that Number 31 Yellow Bus.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stab 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been charged with murdering a 13-year-old girl in a park.\r\n\r\nShe\'s due in court later accused of stabbing Casey-Lyanne Kearney to death in Doncaster on Tuesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>loans 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Graduates in England ARE going to be allowed to pay off their student loans early without being charged.\r\n\r\nGovernment plans to penalise well off graduates wanting to avoid interest charges look like they\'re going to be dropped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Whitney Houston\'s family\'s bowed to pressure from the singer\'s fans, and says they\'ll broadcast her funeral this weekend.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be streamed live online from a church in her hometown in New Jersey.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal look to be all but out of the Champions League.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the Gunners slumped to a 4 nil defeat to AC Milan last night in the first leg of their last 16 tie...\r\n\r\nThat\'s heir heaviest ever European defeat\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'),
 (775,'2012-02-16 08:17:56','249133 249134 249131 249115 249129 249130','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>MUD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s had to be rescued after getting stuck in the mud on Weston beach...\r\n\r\nA major search operation involving the coastguard and fire service was launched just before 5pm yesterday...\r\n\r\nThe woman who\'s in her 40s was found stuck on her harnds and knees around half a mile off shore.\r\n\r\nShe was taken to hospital suffering from hypothermia.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>vicar 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police have been given more time to question a man, following the murder of a vicar at his home near Bristol.\r\n\r\nThe body of Reverend John Suddards was discovered by builders in the vicarage in Thornbury on Tuesday.\r\n\r\nA post-mortem found he had suffered \"multiple stab\" wounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>018 MUMS RUSSELL2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Parents are going hungry so they can afford to feed their children.\r\n\r\nA report by Netmums claims one in five UK mothers regularly skips meals to pay\r\nfor food for the rest of their family.\r\n\r\nIt also says a quarter of households are living on credit cards.\r\n\r\nSally Russell from Netmums says many are terrified about cuts to child benefit\r\nand tax credits.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 018\r\nOUT WORDS: universal credit\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:32]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400091.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PAY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston drug dealer\'s been told to pay back 800 pounds he made from his crimes - or he\'ll be jailed.\r\n\r\nThe 43 year old was given a suspended sentence after admitting posessing cannabis with the intent to sell it...\r\n\r\nHe was caught following a police raid at Locking Moor Industrial estate...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>loans 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Graduates in England ARE going to be allowed to pay off their student loans early without being charged.\r\n\r\nGovernment plans to penalise well off graduates wanting to avoid interest charges look like they\'re going to be dropped.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>And Whitney Houston\'s family\'s bowed to pressure from the singer\'s fans, and says they\'ll broadcast her funeral this weekend.\r\n\r\nIt\'ll be streamed live online from a church in her hometown in New Jersey.\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'),
 (776,'2012-02-16 09:01:55','249145 249139 249146 249124 249150 249147','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s died in a 4 vehicle crash - which shut the A31 at Ringwood last night...\r\n\r\nThe man in his 70s was the only person hurt in the collision on the east bound slip road - which saw the A31 closed for most of the night because of damage to the central reservation.\r\n\r\nIt happened just before 6pm and caused mile long queues.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Condor Ferries are trying to get hold of passengers who are sailing with them this weekend...\r\n\r\nThe service from Weymouth to the Channel Islands - will now go from Poole instead over safety concerns with the berth at Weymouth.\r\n\r\nAn investigation\'s underway to see what\'s happened...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stab 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 26-year-old woman will appear in court later charged with the murder of a 13-year-old girl in Doncaster.\r\n\r\nCasey-Lyanne Kearney was stabbed in a park.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FATAL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth want to find out what led to an elderly woman dying from chest injuries - that she sustained while getting off a bus...\r\n\r\nIt happened just before midday on the 31st of January along Southbourne Grove - and the 76 year old died in hospital a few days later...\r\n\r\nIt\'s only just been reported to the police...so officers are now trying to find out exactly what happened on that Number 31 Yellow Bus.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Whitney Houston fans will be able to watch her funeral as it happens.\r\n\r\nThe service will be streamed live on the internet this weekend, from the singer\'s home town of Newark.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport -  Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits the game is up for his side in the Champions League.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after the Gunners were beaten 4-nil by AC Milan in the first leg of their last 16 tie at the San Siro 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'),
 (777,'2012-02-16 10:02:00','249164 249163 249165 249169 249168 249172','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 16/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner died in that 4 vehicle crash which shut the A31 at Ringwood for most of the night..\r\n\r\nHe was in his 70\'s and was the only person badly hurt in the collision on the east bound slip road around 6pm.\r\n\r\nThe A31 had to be shut because of damage to the central reservation...which caused mile long queues.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CONDOR 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Safety concerns mean Condor Ferries sailings from Weymouth to the Channel Islands - are going to go from Poole instead this weekend.\r\n\r\nThere\'s a structural problem with the berth in Weymouth...and an investigation\'s underway to see what\'s happened.\r\n\r\nThe company\'s getting in touch with people travelling with them this weekend - to help them change their plans if necessary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>stab 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman accused of stabbing a teenage girl to death in a park in Doncaster is due in court this morning.\r\n\r\nShe\'s charged with the murder of 13-year-old Casey-Lyanne Kearney, who was on her way to visit a friend on Tuesday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FATAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating after an elderly woman died from chest injuries, sustained when she fell while getting off a bus.\r\n\r\nIt happened just before midday on the 31st of January along Southbourne Grove but it was only reported to police on Sunday.\r\n\r\nOfficers want to find out what happened on that Number 31 Yellow Bus, which could have caused the 76 year old\'s death.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>loans 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Plans to charge graduates if they want to pay off their student loans early have apparently been scrapped by the government.\r\n\r\nThe proposals were intended to stop wealthier students in England avoiding paying interest.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football Arsenal were thrashed 4-nil by AC Milan in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie last night.\r\n\r\nIt\'s their heaviest ever defeat in Europe.\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'),
 (778,'2012-02-17 06:42:44','249494 249362 249419 249493 249490 249496','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pants 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who tried to blow up a US-bound plane using a bomb sewn into his underwear has been told he\'ll never be released from jail.\r\n\r\nUmar Farouk Abdulmuttalab\'s explosives failed to detonate during a flight to Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKING 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police and Trading Standards in North Somerset have sent youngsters in to off-licences to catch any selling alcohol to underage teenagers.\r\n\r\nSeven shops were subjected to test purchases in Weston and Clevedon - and three sold alcohol to teenagers under the age of 18.\r\n\r\nThey could be fined or have their licence reviewed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 PRISON CROOK</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners are calling for a young offenders institution to be shut down -\r\nafter a sharp rise in staff restraining inmates.\r\n\r\nInspectors visiting Ashfield prison near Bristol say the number of times force\r\nwas used rose almost 10-fold in just 17 months.\r\n\r\nPrison bosses say they\'ve struggled with a 50 percent increase in the prison\'s\r\npopulation.\r\n\r\nFrances Crook, from the Howard League for Penal Reform, says children are\r\nbeing failed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: come out\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500011.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox, the American woman cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy, is writing a book about what she says was her \"terrifying ordeal\".\r\n\r\nReports have suggested the deal is worth 2 and a half million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BERROW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A survey team\'s had to be rescued from Berrow beach.\r\n\r\nTheir truck got stuck in thick mud while they carried out work on behalf of the Environment Agency.\r\n\r\nBurnham-based charity BARB used their tractor to pull the vehicle out - and were given a donation for their trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are singing at Whitney Houston\'s funeral tomorrow.\r\n\r\nOrganisers say it promises to be a very musical service in New Jersey - which is also being streamed via the internet for fans to watch.\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'),
 (779,'2012-02-17 07:03:28','249499 249497 249494 249493 249496 249491','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All 4 local roads on to the Canford Bottom roundabout are closed for the next four weeks.\r\n \r\nOnly the A31 through the busy junction between Wimborne and Ferndown is open during the second phase of road closures on a 5.7million pound junction improvement scheme.\r\n \r\nThe road closures will be in place from midnight tonight until Friday March the 9th. Diversions will be in place...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROFORM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole company\'s been ordered to pay over thirty thousand pounds after a sheet metal worker\'s arm was crushed in machinery.\r\n\r\nDavid James who\'s 34 and from Weymouth had to leave his job after getting hurt at a workshop in Wareham in 2009.\r\n\r\nThe Health and Safety Executive brought the case against Aden Pro-Form Limited, based in Parkstone Road - saying the accident could\'ve been prevented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pants 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man who tried to blow up a US-bound plane using a bomb sewn into his underwear has been told he\'ll never be released from jail.\r\n\r\nUmar Farouk Abdulmuttalab\'s explosives failed to detonate during a flight to Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>knox 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Amanda Knox, the American woman cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy, is writing a book about what she says was her \"terrifying ordeal\".\r\n\r\nReports have suggested the deal is worth 2 and a half million pounds.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are singing at Whitney Houston\'s funeral tomorrow.\r\n\r\nOrganisers say it promises to be a very musical service in New Jersey - which is also being streamed via the internet for fans to watch.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, both Manchester clubs managed away victories in the first legs of the Europa League\'s round of 32 last night.\r\n\r\nUnited won at Ajax while City beat Porto.\r\n\r\nStoke were beaten 1-0 at home by Valencia.\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'),
 (780,'2012-02-17 08:05:25','249523 249524 249526 249525 249528 249527','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be more travel chaos at the Canford Bottom roundabout for the next 3 weeks.\r\n\r\nAll 4 local roads onto the busy junction are now shut until March the 9th...but diversions are in place.\r\n\r\nOnly the A31 between Wimborne and Ferndown is open during the second phase of road closures on a 5.7million pound junction improvement scheme..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROFORM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole firm has been fined over thirty thousand pounds after one it\'s workers had his arm crushed in machinery..\r\n\r\nDavid James who\'s 34 and from Weymouth had to leave his job after getting hurt at a workshop in Wareham in 2009.\r\n\r\nAden Pro-Form Limited who are based in Parkstone Road - were fined 15 thousand pounds and had to pay costs of another 17 thousand..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pants 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Nigerian man - known as the underpants bomber - has been jailed for life.\r\n\r\nUmar Farouk Abdulmuttalab tried to blow up a US-bound passenger flight with explosives sewn into his underwear.\r\n\r\nHe\'s been told he\'ll never be released.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch will address staff at The Sun today.\r\n\r\nHe\'s expected to tell them that News Corp is committed to the future of the newspaper after recent problems.\r\n\r\nTen current and former senior staff have been arrested since November by police investigating alleged corrupt payments to public officials.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jedward 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jedward have landed their own TV programme - showing funny home videos.\r\n\r\nThe twins will front a six-part series called Jedward\'s Weird Wild World.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football, Manchester City say they\'ll complain to UEFA over claims Porto fans racially abused Mario Ballotelli and Yaya Toure with monkey chants last night.\r\n\r\nCity won the Europa League tie 2-1... Manchester United were 2-0 winners at Ajax.\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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 (781,'2012-02-17 08:27:47','249421 249530 249525 249490 249528','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 UNDERWEAR MCQUADE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Nigerian man who attempted to blow up a passenger jet with a bomb concealed\r\nin his underwear has been sentenced to life in prison.\r\n\r\nUmar Farouk Abdulmutallab (pron: oo-mar fa-rook abdul moo-talab) was carrying\r\nexplosives which failed to detonate during the flight to Detroit on Christmas\r\nDay in 2009.\r\n\r\nUS Attorney Barbara McQuade says the 25 year-old, who previously studied in\r\nLondon, will probably never be freed.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: fifty years\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500013.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DRINKING 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Three shops in Weston and Clevedon have been caught out selling booze to underage kids..\r\n\r\nPolice and Trading Standards sent youngsters in to 7 off-licences to try and buy alcohol...\r\n\r\nThree of them sold it to teenagers under 18 - They could be fined or have their licence reviewed.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch will address staff at The Sun today.\r\n\r\nHe\'s expected to tell them that News Corp is committed to the future of the newspaper after recent problems.\r\n\r\nTen current and former senior staff have been arrested since November by police investigating alleged corrupt payments to public officials.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BERROW 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A survey team\'s had to be rescued from Berrow beach.\r\n\r\nTheir truck got stuck in thick mud while they carried out work on behalf of the Environment Agency.\r\n\r\nBurnham-based charity BARB used their tractor to pull the vehicle out - and were given a donation for their trouble.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jedward 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jedward have landed their own TV programme - showing funny home videos.\r\n\r\nThe twins will front a six-part series called Jedward\'s Weird Wild World.\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'),
 (782,'2012-02-17 09:01:51','249506 249497 249540 249541 249539 249542','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All 4 local roads on to the Canford Bottom roundabout are now shut for the next 3 weeks...\r\n\r\nOnly the A31 through the busy junction between Wimborne and Ferndown is open during the second phase of road closures on a 5.7million pound junction improvement scheme.\r\n \r\nThe roads are closed until Friday March the 9th and diversions are in place.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROFORM 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole company\'s been ordered to pay over thirty thousand pounds after a sheet metal worker\'s arm was crushed in machinery.\r\n\r\nDavid James who\'s 34 and from Weymouth had to leave his job after getting hurt at a workshop in Wareham in 2009.\r\n\r\nThe Health and Safety Executive brought the case against Aden Pro-Form Limited, based in Parkstone Road - saying the accident could\'ve been prevented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pants 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The man known as the \'underwear bomber\' has been sent to prison for the rest of his life.\r\n\r\nNigerian - Umar Farouk Abdulmoo-tallab - admitted trying to blow up a U.S. bound flight on Christmas day in 2009 as a would-be suicide mission for Al-Qaeda.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch will address staff at The Sun today.\r\n\r\nThe Chief Executive of News Corporation\'s expected to tell them that the company\'s committed to the future of the newspaper after recent problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>goodger9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A beauty salon owned by The Only Way Is Essex star Lauren Goodger\'s been petrol bombed just hours after it opened.\r\n\r\nPolice say they\'re investigating an arson attack at the shop in Buckhurst Hill.\r\n\r\nIts windows have been boarded up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football - Manchester City are due to lodge an official complaint to UEFA - after some of their players suffered alledged racial abuse during their 2-1 Europa League win in Porto. \r\n\r\n***.\r\n\r\nIn the other ties, Manchester United were 2-0 winners at Ajax.\r\n\r\nStoke lost 1-0 at home to Valencia.\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'),
 (783,'2012-02-17 10:00:41','249523 249524 249557 249558 249559 249542','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 17/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CANFORD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s likely to be more travel chaos at the Canford Bottom roundabout for the next 3 weeks.\r\n\r\nAll 4 local roads onto the busy junction are now shut until March the 9th...but diversions are in place.\r\n\r\nOnly the A31 between Wimborne and Ferndown is open during the second phase of road closures on a 5.7million pound junction improvement scheme..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PROFORM 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Poole firm has been fined over thirty thousand pounds after one it\'s workers had his arm crushed in machinery..\r\n\r\nDavid James who\'s 34 and from Weymouth had to leave his job after getting hurt at a workshop in Wareham in 2009.\r\n\r\nAden Pro-Form Limited who are based in Parkstone Road - were fined 15 thousand pounds and had to pay costs of another 17 thousand..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pants 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Nigerian man - known as the \'Underwear Bomber\' - has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. \r\n\r\nHe admitting trying to blow up a U.S. bound flight on Christmas day in 2009, with a bomb sewn into his pants.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch will meet staff at The Sun today.\r\n\r\nHe\'s expected to tell them that News Corp is committed to the future of the newspaper after recent problems.\r\n\r\nTen current and former senior staff have been arrested since November by police investigating alleged corrupt payments to public officials.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>houston10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and stars including Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder will perform at Whitney Houston\'s funeral tomorrow.\r\n\r\nthe service from a church in New Jersey will be shown live on the internet.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In football - Manchester City are due to lodge an official complaint to UEFA - after some of their players suffered alledged racial abuse during their 2-1 Europa League win in Porto. \r\n\r\n***.\r\n\r\nIn the other ties, Manchester United were 2-0 winners at Ajax.\r\n\r\nStoke lost 1-0 at home to Valencia.\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'),
 (784,'2012-02-21 06:51:09','250661 250657 250587 250659 250517','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 21/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coach 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The British driver of a coach which crashed in northern France killing a teacher says he can\'t remember what happened.\r\n\r\nDerek Thompson has told prosecutors he may have been drowsy, but denies falling asleep.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old\'s been charged with involuntary manslaughter and allowed to return to the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUTS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ll find out later whether cuts are gonna be made to North Somerset\'s Youth Service..\r\n\r\nThe future of many youth clubs is under threat as the council try and save 600 thousand pounds from the service...saying 90 percent of services for youngsters aren\'t well used.\r\n\r\nTeenagers have staged a handful of protests agianst the proposals. We\'ll find out what the council decide at a meeting later.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 CCTV PICKLES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(figures released under Freedom of Information Act).\r\n\r\nThe total spent by councils on CCTV cameras in the UK over the last four\r\nyears, is more than half a billion pounds.\r\n\r\nBig Brother Watch says the same money would have paid for 4-thousand extra\r\npolice officers.\r\n\r\nNick Pickles, who\'s director of the privacy group, says we need an\r\ninvestigation into how cameras are used.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: cameras properly\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200010.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>neets 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses and charities are to be paid more than two thousand pounds for every jobless 16 and 17 year old they get into work or training.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg\'s to reveal more details of the scheme today. to deal with Neets - those not in education, employment or training.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLEGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston College has been named the Best in the West - according to a new government-backed \'learner satisfaction\' survey.\r\n\r\nIt beat colleges including City of Bristol, Bridgwater and Wiltshire, with a score of 84 percent.\r\n\r\nNearly three thousand students were asked about their experience.\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'),
 (785,'2012-02-21 07:02:58','250662 250677 250587 250676 250548 250667 250669','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 21/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coach 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The British driver of a coach which crashed in northern France killing a teacher says he can\'t remember what happened.\r\n\r\nDerek Thompson has told prosecutors he may have been drowsy, but denies falling asleep.\r\n\r\nThe 47 year old\'s been charged with involuntary manslaughter and allowed to return to the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cctv 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The total spent by councils on CCTV cameras in the UK over the last four years, is more than half a billion pounds.\r\n\r\nBournemouth and Poole have spent 4 and a half million between them..\r\n\r\nNick Pickles, who\'s director of Big Brother Watch, says we need an investigation into how cameras are used.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 CCTV PICKLES2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(figures released under Freedom of Information Act).\r\n\r\nThe total spent by councils on CCTV cameras in the UK over the last four\r\nyears, is more than half a billion pounds.\r\n\r\nBig Brother Watch says the same money would have paid for 4-thousand extra\r\npolice officers.\r\n\r\nNick Pickles, who\'s director of the privacy group, says we need an\r\ninvestigation into how cameras are used.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: cameras properly\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200010.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Redknapp\'s been given an official police warning for not wearing his seatbelt.\r\n\r\nA number of people complained to Dorset Police after the Spurs manager was seen talking to reporters as he was driving out of his Sandbanks home, the day after being cleared of tax evasion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bridge over the River Stour just outside Christchurch needs essential repair work.\r\n\r\nTuckton Bridge, which was built in 1904, will be restricted to one lane of traffic with temporary traffic lights for five weeks from March the fifth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>She\'s already won six Grammys - and tonight Adele is tipped to go home with a stack of Brit Awards.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the biggest night of the year for British musicians - with Ed Sheeran and Jessie J also nominated for several honours.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Chelsea are back in Champions League action tonight - with manager Andre Villas-Boas under pressure...after seeing his side go 4 games without a win.\r\n\r\nThey\'re away at Napoli for the first leg of their last 16 tie.\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'),
 (786,'2012-02-21 08:03:18','250660 250694 250693 250690 250691 250695 250696','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 21/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>neets 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Businesses and charities are to be paid more than two thousand pounds for every jobless 16 and 17 year old they get into work or training.\r\n\r\nNick Clegg\'s to reveal more details of the scheme today. to deal with Neets - those not in education, employment or training.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cctv 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Local councils in the UK have spent more than half a billion pounds on CCTV cameras during the last four years.\r\n\r\nHere in Bournemouth and Poole they\'ve spent 4 and a half million between them on 273 cameras...\r\n\r\nBig Brother watch say they don\'t think it makes us any safer though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coach 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The driver of a coach which crashed in France while carrying British schoolchildren says he doesn\'t remember what happened.\r\n\r\nFrench prosecutors have charged Derek Thompson with involuntary manslaughter after teacher Peter Rippington died.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset police have given Harry Redknapp an official warning for not wearing his seatbelt.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after a number of people complained - when he was filmed by TV crews as he drove out of his Sandbanks home the day after being cleared of tax evasion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Essential repair work\'s gonna be done to a bridge over the River Stour just outside Christchurch...\r\n\r\nTuckton Bridge, which was built in 1904, will be restricted to one lane of traffic with temporary lights for five weeks from March the fifth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Sheeran, Jessie J and Adele are the frontrunners for tonight\'s Brit Awards.\r\n\r\nBetween them, they\'ve been nominated in ten categories.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Andre Villas-Boas claims Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has promised him he won\'t be sacked if they\'re knocked out of the Champions League by Napoli. \r\n\r\nThe sides meet tonight, with the first-leg of the last-16 tie in Italy.\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'),
 (787,'2012-02-21 08:16:38','250693 250698 250697 250692 250699 250695','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 21/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>coach 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The driver of a coach which crashed in France while carrying British schoolchildren says he doesn\'t remember what happened.\r\n\r\nFrench prosecutors have charged Derek Thompson with involuntary manslaughter after teacher Peter Rippington died.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUTS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Teenagers across North Somerset will find out later if cuts are going to be made to the youth service...\r\n\r\nYouth clubs could shut...and youth workers lose their jobs as the council decide whether or not to cut 600 thousand pounds from the budget...\r\n\r\nThey say 90 percent of services for youngsters aren\'t well used...but teenagers have staged a handful of protests agianst the proposals.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cctv 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Local councils in the UK have spent more than half a billion pounds on CCTV cameras during the last four years.\r\n\r\nHere in North Somerset they\'ve spent 1.6 million on 73 cameras..\r\n\r\nBig Brother watch say they don\'t think they make us any safer though.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 NEETS CLEGG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government\'s planning to offer over 2 thousand pounds to businesses to take\r\non unemployed 16 and 17 year olds.\r\n\r\nMinisters have set aside 126 million pounds for NEETS - kids not in\r\nemployment, education or training - in a bid to get youngsters back into work.\r\n\r\nThe Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says youth unemployment is a ticking\r\ntimebomb:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: and education\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COLLEGE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston College has come out on top in a new survey...\r\n\r\nIt beat colleges including the City of Bristol and Bridgwater to be named the Best in the West...after nearly 3000 students were asked about their experiences.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Sheeran, Jessie J and Adele are the frontrunners for tonight\'s Brit Awards.\r\n\r\nBetween them, they\'ve been nominated in ten categories.\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'),
 (788,'2012-02-21 09:01:46','250692 250710 250676 250548 250711 250712','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 21/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>020 NEETS CLEGG</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government\'s planning to offer over 2 thousand pounds to businesses to take\r\non unemployed 16 and 17 year olds.\r\n\r\nMinisters have set aside 126 million pounds for NEETS - kids not in\r\nemployment, education or training - in a bid to get youngsters back into work.\r\n\r\nThe Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says youth unemployment is a ticking\r\ntimebomb:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 020\r\nOUT WORDS: and education\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./200102.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cctv 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Councils in the UK have spent more than half a billion pounds installing and running CCTV cameras over the last four years.\r\n\r\nHere in Bournemouth and Poole they\'ve spent 4 and a half million between them on 273 cameras...\r\n\r\nFigures released by privacy campaigners also say there\'s no evidence to suggest that more cameras are cutting crime.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REDKNAPP 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Harry Redknapp\'s been given an official police warning for not wearing his seatbelt.\r\n\r\nA number of people complained to Dorset Police after the Spurs manager was seen talking to reporters as he was driving out of his Sandbanks home, the day after being cleared of tax evasion.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BRIDGE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bridge over the River Stour just outside Christchurch needs essential repair work.\r\n\r\nTuckton Bridge, which was built in 1904, will be restricted to one lane of traffic with temporary traffic lights for five weeks from March the fifth.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Whitney Houston and Amy Winehouse will be honoured at the Brits later...for their contribution to music.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile Jessie J and Adele are up for three awards each, but topping the nominations is Ed Sheeran who appears in four categories.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Chelsea are back in Champions League action tonight - with manager Andre Villas-Boas under pressure...after seeing his side go 4 games without a win.\r\n\r\nThey\'re away at Napoli for the first leg of their last 16 tie.\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'),
 (789,'2012-02-22 06:48:00','251075 251004 251086 250931 251087','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 SHOWBIZ-BRITS rw ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note; re-writing into cut 12)\r\n\r\nBrits host James Corden says he \"can\'t believe\" he was asked by the show\'s\r\norganisers to cut short Adele\'s acceptance speech after the live show over-ran. \r\n\r\nThe producers say they have sent their \"deepest apologies\" to the singer - who\r\npicked up 2 awards.\r\n\r\nIt follows her recent Grammy success.\r\n\r\nAdele then had to make her own apology for showing her frustration at being\r\ncut short - and making a rude gesture on stage:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our council tax is gonna be frozen for a second year running...\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Councillors made the decision at a meeting last night.\r\n\r\nIt means the average band d property will pay just over 1 thousand 1 hundred and 46 pounds this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>quake 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In New Zealand, thousands of people have held a service to mark the anniversary of the Christchurch eathquake.\r\n\r\nPolice officers read out the names of the 185 people who died in the 6.1 magnitude quake.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POSTBOX 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>After Portishead residents complained there aren\'t enough, a potential site has been identified not only for a new postbox, but possible another Post Office.\r\n\r\nSince a petition with over 260 signatures was sent to the firm by people living in the Village Quarter and Port Marine areas, the Town Council\'s been working closely with the Post Office \r\n\r\nA spot at the Village Square in Phoenix Way\'s been earmarked, and it could even see a second Post Office built there too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kelly 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lorraine Kelly\'s been taken to hospital after falling off from her horse.\r\n\r\nThe TV presenter severely bruised her leg and producers say she won\'t appear on her show this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (790,'2012-02-22 07:02:07','251075 251006 251082 250900 251084','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 SHOWBIZ-BRITS rw ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note; re-writing into cut 12)\r\n\r\nBrits host James Corden says he \"can\'t believe\" he was asked by the show\'s\r\norganisers to cut short Adele\'s acceptance speech after the live show over-ran. \r\n\r\nThe producers say they have sent their \"deepest apologies\" to the singer - who\r\npicked up 2 awards.\r\n\r\nIt follows her recent Grammy success.\r\n\r\nAdele then had to make her own apology for showing her frustration at being\r\ncut short - and making a rude gesture on stage:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say the body of an elderly man\'s been recovered from Poole Quay.\r\n\r\nA passing ferry spotted the body just before ten-thirty yesterday morning, and it\'s thought to be that of an 81 year old man.\r\n\r\nHis death\'s not being treated as suspicious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>racism 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>David Cameron will hold a summit to discuss racism in football later and has vowed to stop the sport being dragged back into the \"bad old days of the past\".\r\n\r\nEarlier this month Luis Suarez apologised for refusing to shake hands with Patrice Evra ahead of a game - the Liverpool forward had earlier been banned for abusing the player.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>DVLA 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Campaigners against the proposed closure of all 39 regional DVLA offices, including Bournemouth, are heading to Parliament to lobby MPs today.\r\n\r\nThe PCS union says over 60 jobs could go at the office, which is actually in Branksome, with twelve-hundred at risk nationwide.\r\n\r\nThe government says centralising the service in Wales will be more convenient for drivers and save money.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez has finally said sorry over the events that have seen him miss months of first-team action for Manchester City.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also withdrawn an appeal against a club fine for gross misconduct..\r\n\r\nand in the Champions league last night Chlelsea lost 3-1 at Napoli in the first leg of their last 16 tie.\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'),
 (791,'2012-02-22 07:55:54','251098 251049 251103 251100 251104 251105','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The producers of the Brits have said sorry to Adele for cutting short her acceptance speech - after she won 2 awards..\r\n\r\nShe responded by making a rude gesture on stage - so she had to apologise too.\r\n\r\nAmong the other awards - One Direction got best single and Ed Sheeran took the Best male and British breakthrough award.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 SHOWBIZ-BRITS-add SHEERAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Sheeran was nominated in three categories.\r\n\r\nIn the end he took home two awards, best British Breakthrough - and was\r\nhumbled by winning best British male.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: booked me\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300045.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCIL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>You\'re not gonna have to pay any more council tax this year - than you did last year.\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Councillors have decided to freeze it - at a meeting last night.\r\n\r\nIt means the average band d property will pay just over 1 thousand 1 hundred and 46 pounds this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of an exercise to test security for the Olympic Games will see a mocked-up terror attacked staged on the London Underground today.\r\n\r\nAround 2-thousand-500 people will be involved in the 2 day test - including those that sit on emergency government committee Cobra.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POSTBOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following complaints to Royal mail - Portishead may be getting not just a new postbox - but also possibly a new post office...\r\n\r\nA petition was sent to the company by people in the Village Quarter and Port Marine areas saying they had to travel too far to post their letters..\r\n\r\nNow a spot at the Village Square in Phoenix Way\'s been earmarked for a potential new Post Office.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kelly 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lorraine Kelly\'s been tweeting about the riding accident which led to her spending the night in hospital.\r\n\r\nThe presenter says she had to have an operation after falling from her horse...and will miss todays show.\r\n\r\nShe also thanked followers for their get well tweets.\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'),
 (792,'2012-02-22 08:03:43','251108 251049 251096 250916 251100 251099','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The producers of the Brits have said sorry to Adele for cutting short her acceptance speech - after she won 2 awards..\r\n\r\nShe responded by making a rude gesture on stage - so she had to apologise too.\r\n\r\nAmong the other winner - One Direction got best single and Ed Sheeran took two prizes including Best male.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>013 SHOWBIZ-BRITS-add SHEERAN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Ed Sheeran was nominated in three categories.\r\n\r\nIn the end he took home two awards, best British Breakthrough - and was\r\nhumbled by winning best British male.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 013\r\nOUT WORDS: booked me\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:22]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300045.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of jobs are at risk after one of Dorsets major car dealers went into administration.\r\n \r\nVauxhall and Chevrolet dealer Seward Limited has showrooms in Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Blandford.\r\n\r\nYesterday administrators Smith and Williamson were appointed and said trading would continue as normal but it\'s unclear what the company\'s long term future will be as they look to find a buyer...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say the death of an elderly man, who\'s body was found in Poole Quay yesterday morning, isn\'t being treated as suspicious.\r\n\r\nThey say a passing ferry spotted the body just before ten-thirty, and it\'s thought to be that of an 81 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of an exercise to test security for the Olympic Games will see a mocked-up terror attacked staged on the London Underground today.\r\n\r\nAround 2-thousand-500 people will be involved in the 2 day test - including those that sit on emergency government committee Cobra.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Under-fire Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has defended his team selection in last night\'s Champions League match with Napoli.\r\n\r\nThe Blues lost 3-1 in the first leg of their last 16 tie in Italy.\r\n\r\nAshley Cole, Frank Lampard and Michael Essien were all left out of the starting 11.\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'),
 (793,'2012-02-22 09:03:37','251115 251075 251111 251006 251117 251118','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was apologies all round at the Brit Awards last night.\r\n\r\nProducers said sorry to double-winner Adele after she was cut off while making an acceptance speech - and she apologised for making a rude gesture on stage.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\nOther winners included Rihanna, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 SHOWBIZ-BRITS rw ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note; re-writing into cut 12)\r\n\r\nBrits host James Corden says he \"can\'t believe\" he was asked by the show\'s\r\norganisers to cut short Adele\'s acceptance speech after the live show over-ran. \r\n\r\nThe producers say they have sent their \"deepest apologies\" to the singer - who\r\npicked up 2 awards.\r\n\r\nIt follows her recent Grammy success.\r\n\r\nAdele then had to make her own apology for showing her frustration at being\r\ncut short - and making a rude gesture on stage:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of Dorsets major car dealers has gone into administration - putting jobs at risk.\r\n\r\nVauxhall and Chevrolet dealer Seward Wessex Limited has showrooms in Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Blandford.\r\n\r\nYesterday evening administrators Smith and Williamson were appointed and said trading would continue as normal but it\'s unclear what the company\'s long term future will be as they look to find a buyer...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say the body of an elderly man\'s been recovered from Poole Quay.\r\n\r\nA passing ferry spotted the body just before ten-thirty yesterday morning, and it\'s thought to be that of an 81 year old man.\r\n\r\nHis death\'s not being treated as suspicious.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>racism 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister will host talks on how to tackle racism in football later.\r\n\r\nThere are fears that recent high-profile incidents, involving players on the pitch, are harming the game\'s image.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez has finally said sorry over the events that have seen him miss months of first-team action for Manchester City.\r\n\r\nHe\'s also withdrawn an appeal against a club fine for gross misconduct..\r\n\r\nand in the Champions league last night Chlelsea lost 3-1 at Napoli in the first leg of their last 16 tie.\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'),
 (794,'2012-02-22 09:08:51','251116 251047 251004 251117 251120 251104 251087','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>brits 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It was apologies all round at the Brit Awards last night.\r\n\r\nProducers said sorry to double-winner Adele after she was cut off while making an acceptance speech - and she apologised for making a rude gesture on stage.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\nOther winners included Rihanna, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 SHOWBIZ-BRITS-add ADELE2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Adele apologised - after making a rude gesture on stage when she was cut short\r\nduring her acceptance speech.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:17]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300043.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COUNCIL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Our council tax is gonna be frozen for a second year running...\r\n\r\nNorth Somerset Councillors made the decision at a meeting last night.\r\n\r\nIt means the average band d property will pay just over 1 thousand 1 hundred and 46 pounds this year.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>racism 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister will host talks on how to tackle racism in football later.\r\n\r\nThere are fears that recent high-profile incidents, involving players on the pitch, are harming the game\'s image.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>apps 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Doctors are to encourage patients to use smartphone apps to monitor their own health.\r\n\r\nThe Government wants using apps to become the \'norm\' to check things like blood pressure, blood sugar levels and to take medication.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>POSTBOX 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Following complaints to Royal mail - Portishead may be getting not just a new postbox - but also possibly a new post office...\r\n\r\nA petition was sent to the company by people in the Village Quarter and Port Marine areas saying they had to travel too far to post their letters..\r\n\r\nNow a spot at the Village Square in Phoenix Way\'s been earmarked for a potential new Post Office.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kelly 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lorraine Kelly\'s been taken to hospital after falling off from her horse.\r\n\r\nThe TV presenter severely bruised her leg and producers say she won\'t appear on her show this morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BULLETIN ENDS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Nova news - now you\'re up to date\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n</BULLETIN>\r\n'),
 (795,'2012-02-22 09:14:56','251075 251096 250916 251100 251121','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 22/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>012 SHOWBIZ-BRITS rw ADELE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(Note; re-writing into cut 12)\r\n\r\nBrits host James Corden says he \"can\'t believe\" he was asked by the show\'s\r\norganisers to cut short Adele\'s acceptance speech after the live show over-ran. \r\n\r\nThe producers say they have sent their \"deepest apologies\" to the singer - who\r\npicked up 2 awards.\r\n\r\nIt follows her recent Grammy success.\r\n\r\nAdele then had to make her own apology for showing her frustration at being\r\ncut short - and making a rude gesture on stage:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 012\r\nOUT WORDS: very much\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300071.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Hundreds of jobs are at risk after one of Dorsets major car dealers went into administration.\r\n \r\nVauxhall and Chevrolet dealer Seward Limited has showrooms in Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Blandford.\r\n\r\nYesterday administrators Smith and Williamson were appointed and said trading would continue as normal but it\'s unclear what the company\'s long term future will be as they look to find a buyer...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BODY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say the death of an elderly man, who\'s body was found in Poole Quay yesterday morning, isn\'t being treated as suspicious.\r\n\r\nThey say a passing ferry spotted the body just before ten-thirty, and it\'s thought to be that of an 81 year old man.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Part of an exercise to test security for the Olympic Games will see a mocked-up terror attacked staged on the London Underground today.\r\n\r\nAround 2-thousand-500 people will be involved in the 2 day test - including those that sit on emergency government committee Cobra.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Under-fire Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has defended his team selection in last night\'s Champions League match with Napoli.\r\n\r\nThe Blues lost 3-1 in the first leg of their last 16 tie in Italy.\r\n\r\nAshley Cole, Frank Lampard and Michael Essien were all left out of the starting 11.\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'),
 (796,'2012-02-23 06:51:44','251480 251476 251475 251481 251331','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>High Street chain Peacocks has come out of administration - but the store at Nailsea will still shut..\r\n\r\nThe fashion retailer has been bought by Edinburgh Woollen Mill, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for that local store.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>booze 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of academics says planned rules for minimum prices on alcohol aren\'t tough enough.\r\n\r\nFrom April, shops in England won\'t be able to sell a one-litre bottle of vodka for less than 10 pounds - and a can of lager for less than 38 pence.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ve been getting more details about the Sunday edition of The Sun newspaper - which will launch this weekend.\r\n\r\nStrictly Come Dancing star Nancy Dell\'Olio and television chef James Martin will both write columns for the paper, \r\n\r\nWhile Gordon Smart\'s Bizarre and Colin Robertson\'s TV Biz will both feature as well..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>carson 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Tributes are being paid to comedian Frank Carson, who\'s died aged 85 from stomach cancer.\r\n\r\nHis family have issued a statement saying the star was a \"husband, father, Gaga and comedian\" who had \"set off for his final gig\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CF BIKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College lecturer\'s cycling 26 mountain bike trails in 26 weeks - to try to raise two thousand pounds towards fighting Cystic Fibrosis - a debilitating genetic disease which affects the lungs and liver.\r\n\r\nGill Banks and her fiance Dave Cook have done five so far and collected nearly a grand - in memory of Sarah Murray, who would\'ve been Gill\'s bridesmaid:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CF BIKE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CF BIKE 1.wav\">\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'),
 (797,'2012-02-23 07:02:41','251487 251473 251476 251474 251486 251483','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Peacocks stores in Bournemouth, Poole, Parkstone and Boscombe will still shut - despite the high street chain coming out of administration...\r\n\r\nThe fashion retailer has been bought by Edinburgh Woollen Mill, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for our local stores.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COASTGUAR1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Portland\'s search and rescue helicopter IS still gonna be scrapped - despite a big fight by local MP\'s.\r\n\r\nTransport Secretary Justine Greening\'s made the decision...saying after reviewing the case brought by Dorset MP Richard Drax - she doesn\'t think shutting it will put lives at risk.\r\n\r\nIt all means after 2017, the nearest helicopter will be at Lee-on-Solent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>booze 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of academics says planned rules for minimum prices on alcohol aren\'t tough enough.\r\n\r\nFrom April, shops in England won\'t be able to sell a one-litre bottle of vodka for less than 10 pounds - and a can of lager for less than 38 pence.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sun 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>We\'ve been getting more details about the Sunday edition of The Sun newspaper - which will launch this weekend.\r\n\r\nStrictly Come Dancing star Nancy Dell\'Olio and television chef James Martin will both write columns for the paper, \r\n\r\nWhile Gordon Smart\'s Bizarre and Colin Robertson\'s TV Biz will both feature as well..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>aniston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jennifer Aniston has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.\r\n\r\nThe Friends actress attended a special ceremony - and was introduced by her \"Just Go With It\" co-star Adam Sandler.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City boss roberto mancini has accepted carlos tevez\'s apology\r\n\r\nHe\'s confirmed he\'s to meet the striker before training today ahead of the Premier League leaders match with Blackburn on Saturday.\r\n\r\nIt comes as City beat Porto to make it through to the last 16 of the Europa 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'),
 (798,'2012-02-23 07:53:22','251506 251488 251476 251489 251486','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>vicar 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s been charged with the murders of a vicar in South Gloucestershire and a retired teacher in Worcestershire.\r\n\r\nReverend John Suddards was found stabbed to death in Thornbury last week - 77 year-old Betty Yates was discovered at her home in Bewdley on January the 2nd.\r\n\r\nStephen Farrow - is due to appear at North Avon Magistrates Court in Bristol tomorrow.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Peacocks store at Nailsea will still close - despite the high street chain coming out of administration...\r\n\r\nEdinburgh Woolen Mill\'s bought the the fashion retailer, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for that local store.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>booze 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A group of academics says planned rules for minimum prices on alcohol aren\'t tough enough.\r\n\r\nFrom April, shops in England won\'t be able to sell a one-litre bottle of vodka for less than 10 pounds - and a can of lager for less than 38 pence.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CF BIKE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College lecturer is taking on 26 mountain bike trails in 26 weeks - in honour of her cousin, who died at that age from Cystic Fibrosis - a lung and liver disease.\r\n\r\nSarah Murray was due to be a bridesmaid at the wedding of Gill Banks and Dave Cook in a couple of months time, but passed away last July.\r\n\r\nNow Gill and Dave are aiming to raise two thousand pounds to fund research into the disease.\r\n\r\nGill told us it\'s been tough but they won\'t give up:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CF BIKE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CF BIKE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>aniston 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jennifer Aniston has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.\r\n\r\nThe Friends actress attended a special ceremony - and was introduced by her \"Just Go With It\" co-star Adam Sandler.\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'),
 (799,'2012-02-23 08:04:48','251491 251492 251511 251512 251510 251505','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>High Street chain Peacocks may have come out of administration - but the stores at Bournemouth, Poole, Parkstone and Boscombe will still shut..\r\n\r\nEdinburgh Woollen Mill has bought the fashopn retailer, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for our local stores\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COASTGUAR2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Transport Secretary\'s announced Portland\'s search and rescue helicopter IS still gonna be scrapped..\r\n\r\nAfter being asked by Dorset MP Richard Drax to review the case...Justine Greening\'s decided that closing it won\'t put lives at risk.\r\n\r\nIt all means after 2017, the nearest helicopter will be at Lee-on-Solent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assault 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man named by sources as serving Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a disturbance at the Palace of Westminster.\r\n\r\nScotland Yard have confirmed officers detained a man in his 50s.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>park 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Red Arrows and RAF fighter pilots have been drafted in to test a new rollercoaster at a theme park.\r\n\r\nThorpe Park in Surrey have taken the unusual step.\r\n\r\nRiders on The Swarm are left with nothing above or below them and fall under the wing of a genuine plane wreckage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cereal 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cheeky suggestion for a new breakfast cereal from Charlatans singer Tim Burgess on Twitter has become a reality.\r\n\r\nTim decided \'Totes Amazeballs\' would be a great name and joked Kellogg\'s were interested in his idea.\r\n\r\nWell the cereal giant got in touch with him, designed a box and came up with the contents...and they\'ll be sold to make money for charity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Portsmouth\'s administrator has confirmed the club have enough money to continuing operating until the end of the season.\r\n\r\nIt comes a day after 30 staff were made redundant at the Championship side, including chief executive David Lampitt.\r\n\r\nTrevor Birch met with Pompey supporters 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'),
 (800,'2012-02-23 09:01:57','251487 251473 251526 251524 251527 251525','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Peacocks stores in Bournemouth, Poole, Parkstone and Boscombe will still shut - despite the high street chain coming out of administration...\r\n\r\nThe fashion retailer has been bought by Edinburgh Woollen Mill, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for our local stores.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COASTGUAR1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Portland\'s search and rescue helicopter IS still gonna be scrapped - despite a big fight by local MP\'s.\r\n\r\nTransport Secretary Justine Greening\'s made the decision...saying after reviewing the case brought by Dorset MP Richard Drax - she doesn\'t think shutting it will put lives at risk.\r\n\r\nIt all means after 2017, the nearest helicopter will be at Lee-on-Solent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>abortion 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s been launched into a newspaper report that doctors are offering women abortions based on the sex of their unborn babies.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph claims to have evidence of medics agreeing to terminate the foetuses - even though sex-selection procedures are illegal in the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assault 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s reported the Labour MP - Eric Joyce - has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a disturbance in the House of Commons bar\r\n\r\nPolice have confirmed that a man in his 50\'s was arrested after officers were called to the bar last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>park 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Red Arrows and RAF fighter pilots have been drafted in to test a new rollercoaster at Thorpe Park in Surrey..\r\n\r\nRiders on The Swarm are left with nothing above or below them and fall under the wing of a genuine plane wreckage.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man City boss roberto mancini has accepted carlos tevez\'s apology\r\n\r\nHe\'s confirmed he\'s to meet the striker before training today ahead of the Premier League leaders match with Blackburn on Saturday.\r\n\r\nIt comes as City beat Porto to make it through to the last 16 of the Europa 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'),
 (801,'2012-02-23 09:12:51','251529 251480 251526 251331 251527','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 10 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>vicar 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s due in court in Bristol today - charged with the murders of a vicar in South Gloucestershire and a retired teacher in Worcestershire.\r\n\r\nReverend John Suddards was found stabbed to death in Thornbury last week - 77 year-old Betty Yates was discovered at her home in Bewdley on January the 2nd.\r\n\r\nStephen Farrow - is due at North Avon Magistrates Court.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>High Street chain Peacocks has come out of administration - but the store at Nailsea will still shut..\r\n\r\nThe fashion retailer has been bought by Edinburgh Woollen Mill, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for that local store.\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>abortion 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An investigation\'s been launched into a newspaper report that doctors are offering women abortions based on the sex of their unborn babies.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph claims to have evidence of medics agreeing to terminate the foetuses - even though sex-selection procedures are illegal in the UK.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CF BIKE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Weston College lecturer\'s cycling 26 mountain bike trails in 26 weeks - to try to raise two thousand pounds towards fighting Cystic Fibrosis - a debilitating genetic disease which affects the lungs and liver.\r\n\r\nGill Banks and her fiance Dave Cook have done five so far and collected nearly a grand - in memory of Sarah Murray, who would\'ve been Gill\'s bridesmaid:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CF BIKE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\CF BIKE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>park 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former Red Arrows and RAF fighter pilots have been drafted in to test a new rollercoaster at Thorpe Park in Surrey..\r\n\r\nRiders on The Swarm are left with nothing above or below them and fall under the wing of a genuine plane wreckage.\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'),
 (802,'2012-02-23 09:15:55','251532 251492 251530 251533 251531 251534','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 23/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PEACOCKS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>High Street chain Peacocks may have come out of administration - but the stores at Bournemouth, Poole, Parkstone and Boscombe have still shut..\r\n\r\nEdinburgh Woollen Mill has bought the fashopn retailer, saving 6-thousand jobs - but administrators couldn\'t find a buyer for our local stores\r\n\r\nWe don\'t know yet how many jobs will be lost.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>COASTGUAR2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Transport Secretary\'s announced Portland\'s search and rescue helicopter IS still gonna be scrapped..\r\n\r\nAfter being asked by Dorset MP Richard Drax to review the case...Justine Greening\'s decided that closing it won\'t put lives at risk.\r\n\r\nIt all means after 2017, the nearest helicopter will be at Lee-on-Solent.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>assault 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man named by sources as serving Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a disturbance at the Palace of Westminster.\r\n\r\nScotland Yard have confirmed officers detained a man in his 50s.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rbs 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The part-tax payer owned Royal Bank of Scotland made total losses of 2-billion pounds in 2011.\r\n\r\nThe bank is thought to be handing staff almost 800-million pounds in bonuses - with nearly 400-million going to its investment bankers.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cereal 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A cheeky suggestion for a new breakfast cereal from Charlatans singer Tim Burgess on Twitter has become a reality.\r\n\r\nTim decided \'Totes Amazeballs\' would be a great name and joked Kellogg\'s were interested in his idea.\r\n\r\nWell the cereal giant got in touch with him, designed a box and came up with the contents...and they\'ll be sold to make money for charity.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez could be back playing for Manchester City in the next three weeks.\r\n\r\nIt\'s after his apology to the club was accepted by the City boss Roberto Mancini last night.\r\n\r\nThe two will meet before training 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'),
 (803,'2012-02-24 06:54:22','251811 251669 251896 251742 251901 251899','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 7 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>008 EXTRADITION TAPPIN</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A retired British businessman will be extradited to the United States today -\r\nto face allegations of selling missile components to Iran.\r\n\r\n65-year-old Christopher Tappin - from Kent - says he\'s the victim of a sting\r\nby US agents - and insists he\'s done nothing wrong.\r\n\r\nHe\'s angry the Prime Minister has not stepped in to help him:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 008\r\nOUT WORDS: absolutely petrified\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500012.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EDF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EDF Energy says it \'agrees with key aspects\' of Sedgemoor Council\'s study into the impact on transport relating to their controversial planned new reactor at Hinkley Point.\r\n\r\nBut the firm reckons the Council reports underestimates the \'lasting benefits to the community\' that their improvements will bring.\r\n\r\nCouncillors and some local residents will debate the findings at a meeting next Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>abortion7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating claims some clinics are providing abortions for women who don\'t want daughters.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph says it has evidence one doctor admitted what he was offering was tantamount to \"female infanticide.\"\r\n\r\nAccording to the paper, the health secretary Andrew Lansley has referred concerns about potential criminal practices at three clinics to detectives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PUBWATCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Pub Watch scheme is expanding, from just the centre to the whole town.\r\n\r\nThe project sees pub and club owners and police meet regularly to discuss any issues, such as crime and violence.\r\n\r\nThe group says it\'s working really well, so it\'s time to include more landlords.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>commons 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Labour MP\'s been bailed after he was charged with three counts of common assault.\r\n\r\nEric Joyce was arrested on Wednesday night after an alleged incident at a bar in the House of Commons.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oscars7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Organisers of the Oscars have warned Sacha Baron Cohen not to try to pull a stunt at this weekend\'s Academy Awards show, but say he is NOT banned from attending.\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported the Borat and Bruno star plans to turn up on the red carpet dressed as his character from the forthcoming movie \"The Dictator\".\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'),
 (804,'2012-02-24 07:02:31','251890 251895 251900 251898 251888 251894','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 7 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s been left with head injuries after being attacked outside a takeaway in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 72 year old man was assaulted by another man outside Bunnies on Poole Hill at about one A-M last Sunday...He\'s still in hospital now.\r\n\r\nDetectives want to speak to a man and woman who they think might have seen what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>abortion7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are investigating claims some clinics are providing abortions for women who don\'t want daughters.\r\n\r\nThe Daily Telegraph says it has evidence one doctor admitted what he was offering was tantamount to \"female infanticide.\"\r\n\r\nAccording to the paper, the health secretary Andrew Lansley has referred concerns about potential criminal practices at three clinics to detectives.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>commons 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Labour MP\'s been bailed after he was charged with three counts of common assault.\r\n\r\nEric Joyce was arrested on Wednesday night after an alleged incident at a bar in the House of Commons.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oscars7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Organisers of the Oscars have warned Sacha Baron Cohen not to try to pull a stunt at this weekend\'s Academy Awards show, but say he is NOT banned from attending.\r\n\r\nIt\'s reported the Borat and Bruno star plans to turn up on the red carpet dressed as his character from the forthcoming movie \"The Dictator\".\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BESTIVAL1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and it\'s been announced the Happy Mondays will headline the Sunday night at Camp Bestival this year...\r\n\r\nOther acts at Lulworth Castle include Dodgy and rizzle Kicks...\r\n\r\nThe day festival starts on July the 26th...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admits he got his team selection wrong for their Europa League second leg against Ajax. \r\n\r\nThe Premier League champions lost 2-1 on the night at Old Trafford but went through 3-2 on aggregate. \r\n\r\nNone of United\'s defenders were over the age of 22, and Ferguson reckons it was too much pressure for 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'),
 (805,'2012-02-24 08:01:47','251923 251907 251911 251909 251924 251925','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 8 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s in hospital with head injuries after he was attacked by another man outside a Bournemouth takeaway...\r\n\r\nThe 72 year old was assaulted near Bunnies on Poole Hill at about one A-M last Sunday...\r\n\r\nDetectives want to speak to a man and woman who they think might have seen what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The doctor jailed over the death of the singer Michael Jackson is due to launch an appeal against his conviction.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given a 4 year sentence after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMichael Jackson died in 2009 after an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>headbutt8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour MP Eric Joyce has been released on bail after being charged with 3 counts of assault.\r\n\r\nThe MP for Falkirk was arrested on Wednesday following claims a Tory rival was head-butted at a House of Commons bar.\r\n\r\nMr Joyce has been suspended from the Labour party.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exam boards have been told to change four GCSEs after concerns they\'re becoming too easy to pass.\r\n\r\nThe exam regulator Ofqual wants to ensure students who take English lit, maths, geography and history have studied the whole curriculum - rather than only topics which come up in tests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BESTIVAL2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Happy Mondays have joined the line up for this years camp bestival...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll headline the Sunday night of the 3 days fest at lulworth castle from July the 26th..\r\n\r\nOcter acts include Dodgy and Rizzle Kicks...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester United made it through to the last 16 of the Europa League last night.\r\n\r\nThey lost 2-1 at home to Ajax, but it was still a 3-2 aggregate success for Sir Alex Ferguson\'s men.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll play Athletic Bilbao in the next phase.\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'),
 (806,'2012-02-24 08:05:58','251936 251938 251910 251906 251908 251939','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 8 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>10 EXTRADITION TODNER</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(rewrites into earlier cut)\r\n\r\nA retired British businessman is on his way to America after failing in his\r\ntwo-year battle against extradition.\r\n\r\n65-year-old Christopher Tappin - from Kent - is accused of conspiring to sell\r\ncomponents for Iranian missiles.\r\n\r\nHe claims he\'s the victim of a sting by US agents.\r\n\r\nChristopher Tappin\'s lawyer Karen Todner says he\'s facing tough conditions:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 10\r\nOUT WORDS: flight risk\r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500111.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EDF 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EDF Energy says they agree that a Bridgwater bypass isn\'t the answer to transport problems that may arise from a planned nuclear power station at Hinkley Point..\r\n\r\nBut the firm reckons a report by Sedgemoor Council underestimates the \'lasting benefits to the community\' that their proposed traffic improvements will bring.\r\n\r\nCouncillors and some local people will debate the findings at a meeting next Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>headbutt8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour MP Eric Joyce has been released on bail after being charged with 3 counts of assault.\r\n\r\nThe MP for Falkirk was arrested on Wednesday following claims a Tory rival was head-butted at a House of Commons bar.\r\n\r\nMr Joyce has been suspended from the Labour party.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>jacko 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The doctor jailed over the death of the singer Michael Jackson is due to launch an appeal against his conviction.\r\n\r\nConrad Murray was given a 4 year sentence after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMichael Jackson died in 2009 after an overdose of a powerful anaesthetic.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exam boards have been told to change four GCSEs after concerns they\'re becoming too easy to pass.\r\n\r\nThe exam regulator Ofqual wants to ensure students who take English lit, maths, geography and history have studied the whole curriculum - rather than only topics which come up in tests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PUBWATCH 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pubs and clubs in the whole of Weston can now join the Pub watch scheme...\r\n\r\nThe group\'s decided to expand it outside of the town centre because they say it\'s working so well.\r\n\r\nThe project sees landlords and police meet up to discuss any issues, such as crime and violence.\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'),
 (807,'2012-02-24 09:46:26','251890 251948 251947 251888 251950 251949','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 9 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s been left with head injuries after being attacked outside a takeaway in Bournemouth...\r\n\r\nThe 72 year old man was assaulted by another man outside Bunnies on Poole Hill at about one A-M last Sunday...He\'s still in hospital now.\r\n\r\nDetectives want to speak to a man and woman who they think might have seen what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tappin 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A retired British businessman\'s left his house for Heathrow saying he\'s \"petrified\" about being extradited to the US.\r\n\r\nChristopher Tappin denies conspiring to sell components for Iranian missiles - saying he was set up.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exam boards have been told to change four GCSEs after concerns they\'re becoming too easy to pass.\r\n\r\nIt\'s to prevent students who take English literature, maths, geography and history only studying topics which come up in tests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BESTIVAL1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and it\'s been announced the Happy Mondays will headline the Sunday night at Camp Bestival this year...\r\n\r\nOther acts at Lulworth Castle include Dodgy and rizzle Kicks...\r\n\r\nThe day festival starts on July the 26th...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oscar 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The founder of the TMZ showbiz website claims the Oscars are getting stale.\r\n\r\nHarvey Levin\'s been responding to organisers who told Sacha Baron Cohen not to pull any stunts at Sunday\'s ceremony.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Man United boss Sir Alex Ferguson admits he got his team selection wrong for their Europa League second leg against Ajax. \r\n\r\nThe Premier League champions lost 2-1 on the night at Old Trafford but went through 3-2 on aggregate. \r\n\r\nNone of United\'s defenders were over the age of 22, and Ferguson reckons it was too much pressure for 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');
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 (808,'2012-02-24 09:49:19','251957 251669 251911 251947 251742 251950','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 9 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>026 EXTRADITION TAPPIN2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A retired British businessman who\'s being extradited to America says he\'s\r\n\"philosophical\" about maybe never returning home.\r\n\r\nChristopher Tappin denies conspiring to sell components for Iranian missiles.\r\n\r\nHe\'s being escorted by US marshals to the States, having lost a two-year\r\nbattle against extradition.\r\n\r\nMr Tappin says the British government\'s let him down.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 026\r\nOUT WORDS: EVER SURVIVE\r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./500121.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>EDF 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>EDF Energy says it \'agrees with key aspects\' of Sedgemoor Council\'s study into the impact on transport relating to their controversial planned new reactor at Hinkley Point.\r\n\r\nBut the firm reckons the Council reports underestimates the \'lasting benefits to the community\' that their improvements will bring.\r\n\r\nCouncillors and some local residents will debate the findings at a meeting next Monday.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>headbutt8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour MP Eric Joyce has been released on bail after being charged with 3 counts of assault.\r\n\r\nThe MP for Falkirk was arrested on Wednesday following claims a Tory rival was head-butted at a House of Commons bar.\r\n\r\nMr Joyce has been suspended from the Labour party.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exam boards have been told to change four GCSEs after concerns they\'re becoming too easy to pass.\r\n\r\nIt\'s to prevent students who take English literature, maths, geography and history only studying topics which come up in tests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PUBWATCH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Weston\'s Pub Watch scheme is expanding, from just the centre to the whole town.\r\n\r\nThe project sees pub and club owners and police meet regularly to discuss any issues, such as crime and violence.\r\n\r\nThe group says it\'s working really well, so it\'s time to include more landlords.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>oscar 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The founder of the TMZ showbiz website claims the Oscars are getting stale.\r\n\r\nHarvey Levin\'s been responding to organisers who told Sacha Baron Cohen not to pull any stunts at Sunday\'s ceremony.\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'),
 (809,'2012-02-24 10:01:39','251923 251972 251971 251916 251924 251973','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 10 24/2</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ASSAULT 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A pensioner\'s in hospital with head injuries after he was attacked by another man outside a Bournemouth takeaway...\r\n\r\nThe 72 year old was assaulted near Bunnies on Poole Hill at about one A-M last Sunday...\r\n\r\nDetectives want to speak to a man and woman who they think might have seen what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gcse 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Exam boards have been told to change four GCSEs after concerns they\'re becoming too easy to pass.\r\n\r\nIt\'s to prevent students who take English literature, maths, geography and history only studying topics which come up in tests.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>tappin 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A retired British businessman has described his treatment as a \"disgrace\" as he arrived at Heathrow this morning.\r\n\r\nChristopher Tappin is being extradited to America where he stands accused of conspiring to sell components for Iranian missiles.\r\n\r\nThe 65-year-old denies the charges.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>METAL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been a rise in metal thefts in East Dorset....as the price of selling it on goes up too.\r\n\r\nIn December 9 reports were made to police...and in January that went up to 22.\r\n\r\nLead and copper are the main metals being targetted by thieves.\r\n\r\nThe police say it\'s a good idea to lock up scrap metal so its out of sight.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BESTIVAL2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Happy Mondays have joined the line up for this years camp bestival...\r\n\r\nThey\'ll headline the Sunday night of the 3 days fest at lulworth castle from July the 26th..\r\n\r\nOcter acts include Dodgy and Rizzle Kicks...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 10</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - Manchester United made it through to the last 16 of the Europa League last night.\r\n\r\nThey lost 2-1 at home to Ajax, but it was still a 3-2 aggregate win for Sir Alex Ferguson\'s men.\r\n\r\nThey\'ll play Athletic Bilbao in the next phase.\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'),
 (810,'2012-02-29 14:52:04','253128 253142 253143 253117 253114 253139','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch has stepped down as the Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nHe was involved in the decision to close the News of the World during the phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nIts parent company - News Corporation - says he\'s now going to focus on expanding the company\'s international TV businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SWORD 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man\'s still being questioned by police - after being arrested on suspicion of possessing a blade at a Weston pub last night.\r\n\r\nPolice say a man in his 20s was arrested at The Dragon Inn on Meadow Street just after ten o\'clock.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>duggan 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Met Police has said sorry to the family of Mark Duggan after an independent report confirmed they weren\'t officially informed of his death.\r\n\r\nHe was shot by officers in Tottenham in August...and his death sparked the rioting that spread across England.\r\n\r\nMetropolitan Police Commander Mak Chishty made this statement.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>043 DUGGAN CHISHTY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>(His name is Mak - not Mark Chishty).\r\n\r\nThe Metropolitan Police has apologised to the family of Mark Duggan for\r\nfailing to inform them of his death.\r\n\r\nThe 29 year old was shot dead by armed police officers in Tottenham last\r\nAugust, sparking riots which then swept through the country.\r\n\r\nMetropolitan Police Commander Mak Chishty made this statement.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 043\r\nOUT WORDS: Duggan\'s parents\r\nDuration: 14\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:33]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300210.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A car\'s been abandoned on the M5 near Highbridge after crashing into the central reservation.\r\n\r\nFire crews were called out to the motorway between Junctions 22 and 23 at about ten past six this morning, and helped police remove it from the highway.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>garner 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have had another baby...\r\n\r\nThey\'ve had a little boy - their 3rd child...and there\'s no word yet on what he\'s gonna be called.\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'),
 (811,'2012-02-29 14:56:31','253138 253128 253140 253136 253139','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pupils and staff at Portchester School in Bournemouth are being offered counselling - following the death of 16 year old Kyle Rees.\r\n\r\nHe died yesterdaay after reportedly being hit in the head by a cricket ball...another 16 year old boy\'s been arrested and bailed on suspicion of manslaughter.\r\n\r\nThe schools headteacher says they\'re helping police - who have been speaking to teachers and children to find out what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch has stepped down as the Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nHe was involved in the decision to close the News of the World during the phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nIts parent company - News Corporation - says he\'s now going to focus on expanding the company\'s international TV businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>duggan 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Met Police has said sorry to the family of Mark Duggan after an independent report confirmed they weren\'t officially informed of his death.\r\n\r\nHe was shot by officers in Tottenham in August...and his death sparked the rioting that spread across England.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CADET 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Wimborne teenager\'s been selected for a prestigious role representing the Royal Navy at a host of big events this year.\r\n\r\nReece Oliver from Colehill\'s been made one of 6  Navy Board Cadet\'s for 2012 - and will now take part in the Diamond Jubilee celebrations and a huge regatta in Portsmouth:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CADET 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CADET 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>garner 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have had another baby...\r\n\r\nThey\'ve had a little boy - their 3rd child...and there\'s no word yet on what he\'s gonna be called.\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'),
 (812,'2012-02-29 15:53:08','253178 253174 253158 253169 253179 253180','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 4 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch is standing down as Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nHe was involved in the decision to close the News of the World during the phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nParent company News Corporation says he\'ll focus on expanding its international TV businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All of the waste water discharged from Hinkley point\'s gonna have to be treated - both during site preparation works, and if the nuclear plant gets the go ahead.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency\'s issued the permit which says water management zones have to be set up...as well as a new drainage system to make sure the water\'s treated before being going into the Holford Stream and Severn Estuary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>049 WORK CARRIE</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people on the Government\'s work experience scheme WILL be able to leave\r\nafter a week WITHOUT having their benefits cut.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s announced the move after meeting employers.\r\n\r\nIt follows protests by activists who complained people were being forced to\r\nwork for nothing.\r\n\r\nBarnardo\'s Chief Executive, Anne Marie Carrie, was at the meeting and says\r\nit\'s the right decision.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 049\r\nOUT WORDS: of work\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300241.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOLUNTEER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two of Avon and Somerset\'s best Special Constables are holding a web chat tonight - so you can ask them what it\'s like volunteering for the police.\r\n\r\nMatt Ford and Deborah Yeates will be online between 7 and 8.30 via the police webiste..\r\n\r\nSpecial Constables give up their spare time to work alongside police officers and have to deal with everything that they do too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says the UK will be prepared for any security threat surrounding the Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nPhilip Hammond says a huge operation is already in place to deal with anything that could go wrong.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>selfridge4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The story of the man behind one of London\'s most famous shops is being made into a television drama.\r\n\r\nThe series will tell of how American entrepreneur Harry Gordon Selfridge transformed the high street when he opened the department store in 1909.\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'),
 (813,'2012-02-29 15:57:54','253186 253178 253175 253187 253179','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY 7</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>More than a hundred bunches of flowers have been laid outside Portchester School in Bournemouth - following the death of pupil Kyle Rees.\r\n\r\nStaff and children are being offered councilling after the 16 year old died yesterday after reportedly being hit by a ball.\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old boy\'s been arrested and bailed on suspicion of manslaughter.\r\n\r\nThe police are speaking to staff and pupils to try and find out what happened.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch is standing down as Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nHe was involved in the decision to close the News of the World during the phone hacking scandal.\r\n\r\nParent company News Corporation says he\'ll focus on expanding its international TV businesses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exper 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people on the Government\'s work experience scheme WILL be able to leave after a week WITHOUT having their benefits cut.\r\n\r\nThe government\'s announced the move after meeting employers.\r\n\r\nIt follows protests by activists who complained people were being forced to work for nothing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CADET 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage Poole Sea Cadet has been awarded a high-profile role representing the Royal Navy at events including the Diamond Jubilee and Remembrance Day parade.\r\n\r\nReece Oliver has become one of just six Navy Board Cadets - having been nominated for his dedication and enthusiasm\r\n\r\nReece told us what his new duties include:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CADET 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CADET 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>olympic 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Defence Secretary says the UK will be prepared for any security threat surrounding the Olympic Games.\r\n\r\nPhilip Hammond says a huge operation is already in place to deal with anything that could go wrong.\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'),
 (814,'2012-02-29 16:57:47','253215 253218 253219 253136 253217','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY 8</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Pupils and staff at Portchester School in Bournemouth are being offered counselling - following the death of 16 year old Kyle Rees.\r\n\r\nHe died yesterdaay after reportedly being hit in the head by a ball...another 16 year old boy\'s been arrested and bailed on suspicion of manslaughter.\r\n\r\nMore than a hundred bunches of flowers have been laid at the school - and the headteacher says the pupils and staff are devastated.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the men who played a big role in closing the News of the World has stepped down as the Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nWe\'re told James Murdoch will now concentrate on a role at parent company News Corp - expanding the firm\'s international TV business.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exper 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people on the Government\'s work experience scheme won\'t risk having their benefits taken away if they leave after a week.\r\n\r\nThe Employment Minister, Chris Grayling, has agreed to stop sanctions against those who drop out early.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CADET 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A Wimborne teenager\'s been selected for a prestigious role representing the Royal Navy at a host of big events this year.\r\n\r\nReece Oliver from Colehill\'s been made one of 6  Navy Board Cadet\'s for 2012 - and will now take part in the Diamond Jubilee celebrations and a huge regatta in Portsmouth:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CADET 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CADET 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport - There\'s still no confirmation on who\'s gonna get the captain\'s armband for England\'s friendly against Holland tonight...\r\n\r\nIt\'s being widely reported that Tottenham midfielder Scott Parker will get the armband for the game - but the FA\'s not told us yet..\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'),
 (815,'2012-02-29 17:18:09','253224 253174 253219 253169 253225','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 530 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>055 MURDOCH PONSFORD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Murdoch has resigned as Executive Chairman of News International - the\r\ncompany that owns The Sun and Times newspapers.\r\n\r\nIts parent company - News Corporation - says he\'s moved to New York to focus\r\non expanding the firm\'s international TV businesses.\r\n \r\nEditor of the Press Gazette Dominic Ponsford thinks Mr Murdoch will probably\r\nbe relieved.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 055\r\nOUT WORDS: heading up\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:34]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300283.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WASTE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>All of the waste water discharged from Hinkley point\'s gonna have to be treated - both during site preparation works, and if the nuclear plant gets the go ahead.\r\n\r\nThe Environment Agency\'s issued the permit which says water management zones have to be set up...as well as a new drainage system to make sure the water\'s treated before being going into the Holford Stream and Severn Estuary.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exper 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people on the Government\'s work experience scheme won\'t risk having their benefits taken away if they leave after a week.\r\n\r\nThe Employment Minister, Chris Grayling, has agreed to stop sanctions against those who drop out early.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>VOLUNTEER1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two of Avon and Somerset\'s best Special Constables are holding a web chat tonight - so you can ask them what it\'s like volunteering for the police.\r\n\r\nMatt Ford and Deborah Yeates will be online between 7 and 8.30 via the police webiste..\r\n\r\nSpecial Constables give up their spare time to work alongside police officers and have to deal with everything that they do too.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>beatles 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The childhood homes of former Beatles John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney have become listed buildings.\r\n\r\nThey\'re both in Liverpool.\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'),
 (816,'2012-02-29 17:44:42','253237 253218 253219 253187 253238','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 29/02</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOY 9</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police say a cordon set up at Portchester School in Bournemouth following the death of 16 year old Kyle Rees has been removed..\r\n\r\nHe collapsed in the playground after reportedly being hit by a ball and died in hospital yesterday.\r\n\r\nDetectives say they\'re still talking to pupils and staff at the school to try and find out what happened. Another 16 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and bailed until the end of the month.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>murdoch 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>One of the men who played a big role in closing the News of the World has stepped down as the Executive Chairman of News International.\r\n\r\nWe\'re told James Murdoch will now concentrate on a role at parent company News Corp - expanding the firm\'s international TV business.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>exper 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Young people on the Government\'s work experience scheme won\'t risk having their benefits taken away if they leave after a week.\r\n\r\nThe Employment Minister, Chris Grayling, has agreed to stop sanctions against those who drop out early.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CADET 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenage Poole Sea Cadet has been awarded a high-profile role representing the Royal Navy at events including the Diamond Jubilee and Remembrance Day parade.\r\n\r\nReece Oliver has become one of just six Navy Board Cadets - having been nominated for his dedication and enthusiasm\r\n\r\nReece told us what his new duties include:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: CADET 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\CADET 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In what will be only his 11th appearance for the team, it looks like Scott Parker will captain England in tonight\'s friendly with Holland.\r\n\r\nThe Football Association is yet to confirm widespread reports that the Tottenham man has been given the nod for the Wembley contest 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'),
 (817,'2012-03-01 14:49:22','253602 253589 253599 253610 253609 253611','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been found guilty of murdering a teenage boy after accusing him of being a witch.\r\n\r\nThe Old Bailey heard Kristy Bamu was tortured by his own sister Magalie and her partner Eric Bikubi in east London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>063 RATHBAND SIM</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chief Constable of Northumbria Police has described PC David Rathband as a\r\nlively and vivacious officer.\r\n\r\nThe policeman who was blinded by the gunman Raoul Moat while on duty in 2010\r\nhas been found dead at his home.\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister\'s called him \"an extraordinarily brave man\".\r\n\r\nSue Sim says PC Rathband was an inspiration to her and her force.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 063\r\nOUT WORDS: traffic policing\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:31]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400231.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>payment3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 32-year-old woman has been arrested by police investigating alleged corrupt payments by journalists to public officials.\r\n\r\nShe\'s the 23rd person to be arrested as part of the big police operation...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AWARD C</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>13 police officers and a PCSO from across Avon and Somerset have been awarded for their bravery and dedication...\r\n\r\nAmong those praised at the ceremony in Portishead were officers Ryan Dinham and Adrian Jones and PCSO Peter Williams who helped to find and rescue a suicidal woman in Burnham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>A370 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A bus, a van and a car have collided on the A370 in Hewish.\r\n\r\nThe collision brought traffic to a halt just after nine o\'clock this morning.\r\n\r\nNo-one on the bus was hurt but one man from the car has been taken to Weston General Hospital with a neck injury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>gaga 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Lady Gaga says she\'d chain herself naked to a fence if it\'d bring about a law to make us kinder to one another.\r\n\r\nThe singer has been chatting about how her anti-bullying foundation will work.\r\n\r\nOne of the things she\'s doing is getting a \"Born Brave Bus\" which will follow her own tour bus around the country so that anyone can have someone to talk to.\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'),
 (818,'2012-03-01 14:53:31','253588 253602 253603 253599 253597 253601','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 2 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest into the death of Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees will open tomorrow morning.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old died on Tuesday, a day after apparently being hit on the head by a cricket ball in the playground at Portchester School - and police are investigating.\r\n\r\nSpeaking outside the school today, headteacher Debbie Godfrey-Phaure [Fore] said books of condolences and memory boards have been set up:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: KYLE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\KYLE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been found guilty of murdering a teenage boy after accusing him of being a witch.\r\n\r\nThe Old Bailey heard Kristy Bamu was tortured by his own sister Magalie and her partner Eric Bikubi in east London.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>rathband 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Chief Constable of Northumbria Police has denied claims the force didn\'t do enough to support PC David Rathband.\r\n\r\nThe officer - who was blinded by gunman Raoul Moat - was found dead at his home in Northumberland last night.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>payment3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 32-year-old woman has been arrested by police investigating alleged corrupt payments by journalists to public officials.\r\n\r\nShe\'s the 23rd person to be arrested as part of the big police operation...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UPTON 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Thieves have stolen a number of trophies from a house in Upton.\r\n\r\nThey broke into the house along Poole Road last Friday lunchtime...and officers say they must have taken a while because they tried two doors before getting in - so they\'re hoping a neighbour saw who did it.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pompey 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the administrators of Portsmouth FC says there\'s a real\r\npossibility the club will not be able to fulfil this season\'s fixtures.\r\n\r\nThey claims the risk of running out of money before the end of the campaign is increasing substantially.\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'),
 (819,'2012-03-01 15:49:22','253628 253629 253630 253563 253631','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The headteacher of Portchester School in Bournemouth has been paying tribute to Kyle Rees who died on Tuesday after collapsing in the playground the day before:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nDebbie Godfrey-Phaure\'s been talking about the 16 year old outside the school where hundreds of tributes have been placed...\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old has been arrested on supicion of manslaughter...and bailed until May.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: KYLE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\KYLE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple have been found guilty of murdering a teenage boy who they suspected of being a witch.\r\n\r\n15-year-old Kristy Bamu\'s older sister Magalie and her boyfriend Eric Bikubi will be sentenced on Monday for his killing.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>google 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Anyone who\'s logged into a google service today could have their personal information shared unless they\'ve opted out.\r\n\r\nGoogle has been defending changes to its privacy policy which means private data, collected by one Google service, can be shared with its other platforms including YouTube, Gmail and Blogger.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>UPTON 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A number of trophies have been stolen from a house in Upton.\r\n\r\nPolice say offenders forced entry to a house along Poole Road between eleven A-M and one P-M last Friday.\r\n\r\nThey say the burglars must\'ve taken a while because they tried two doors before getting in - so they\'re hopeful someone saw something.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>bieber 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s Justin Bieber\'s 18th birthday today and he\'s already been given a very cool present from Usher.\r\n\r\nHis mentor clubbed together with the singer\'s manager Scooter Braun to buy him a Fisker Karma. \r\n\r\nIt\'s a luxury electric sports car with a solar-paneled roof.\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'),
 (820,'2012-03-01 16:46:25','253666 253678 253661 253677 253610 253675','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>077 WITCHCRAFT HOPKINS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple have been found guilty of murdering a teenage boy who they claimed was\r\npossessed by witchcraft.\r\n\r\nFifteen year old Kristy Bamu was savagely beaten before he drowned in a bath\r\nat his sister Magalie Bamu\'s flat in east London. \r\n\r\nShe and her partner Eric Bikubi will be sentenced on Monday.\r\n\r\nJenny Hopkins from the Crown Prosecution Service says - despite pleading\r\notherwise - Bikubi knew exactly what he was doing.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 077\r\nOUT WORDS: have agreed\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:39]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400290.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>allegra5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Passengers who\'ve finally managed to get off the Costa Allegra cruiseliner say they were warned to be ready to abandon ship.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now docked in the Seychelles - after drifting for three days without power following a fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PLACES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of children in Somerset getting into their first choice secondary school has gone up...\r\n\r\nFigures out today show for September this year more than 96 percent of children received their first choice secondary school compared to 94 percent last year...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>wheeler5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The defence editor of The Sun newspaper has been bailed after being questioned on suspicion of paying public officials for information.\r\n\r\nVirginia Wheeler was arrested earlier.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>AWARD C</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>13 police officers and a PCSO from across Avon and Somerset have been awarded for their bravery and dedication...\r\n\r\nAmong those praised at the ceremony in Portishead were officers Ryan Dinham and Adrian Jones and PCSO Peter Williams who helped to find and rescue a suicidal woman in Burnham.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>boris 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Duchess of Cambridge has revealed she and Prince William have been using their wedding present from London Mayor Boris Johnson.\r\n\r\nHe gave them a tandem \"Boris bike\" - based on the cycles that can be hired in the capital to get around the city.\r\n\r\nApparently they\'ve used it in the garden at Kensington Palace.\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'),
 (821,'2012-03-01 16:51:16','253658 253680 253657 253679 253659','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16 year old boy who died after he collapsed at a school in Bournemouth has been described as a lovely boy who was much loved...\r\n\r\nKyle Rees died on Tuesday a day after he was reportedly hit with a ball in the playground of Portchester School - another 16 year old boy\'s been arrested and bailed. \r\n\r\nHeadteacher Debbie Godfrey-Fore told us that books of condolences and memory boards have been set up:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: KYLE 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\KYLE 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A woman\'s been convicted of murdering her younger brother - because she thought he was a witch.\r\n\r\nKristy Bamu drowned in a bath after suffering more than 135 injuries at the hands of Magalie Bamu and her partner..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LORRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s been attacked and robbed as he slept in his cab at the side of the road near Ferndown..\r\n\r\nThe 65 year old Hungarian was targetted with pepper spray and had his bank cards stolen in the layby of the A31 around 1am last Thursday..\r\n\r\nThe offender had also syphoned off loads of diesel from the vehicle before the attack.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>allegra5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Passengers who\'ve finally managed to get off the Costa Allegra cruiseliner say they were warned to be ready to abandon ship.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now docked in the Seychelles - after drifting for three days without power following a fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>pompey 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and the administrators of Portsmouth FC says there\'s a real\r\npossibility the club will not be able to fulfil this season\'s fixtures.\r\n\r\nThey claims the risk of running out of money before the end of the campaign is getting more likely..\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'),
 (822,'2012-03-01 17:41:24','253712 253690 253711 253679 253661 253713','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 6 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple have been found guilty of murdering a 15-year-old boy who they believed was a witch.\r\n\r\nKristy Bamu begged to be killed after he was subjected to a three-day attack by his sister and her boyfriend at a flat in east London in 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CRASH 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A teenager\'s died after his car crashed into a concrete boulder in North Somerset...\r\n\r\nThe 19 year old was heading towards the airport on Bridgwater Road in Barrow Gurney in the early hours of today...when it lost control..\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>085 RATHBAND SELF4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister, former colleagues and friends have paid tribute to PC David\r\nRathband - after he was found dead at his home in Northumberland.\r\n\r\nNearly two years after he was shot and blinded by the gunman Raoul Moat, it\'s\r\nbelieved he took his own life.\r\n\r\nIn April last year, PC Rathband admitted that he was struggling to fight the\r\ndemons created by his ordeal.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 085\r\nOUT WORDS: is pleasurable\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:35]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./400312.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>allegra5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Passengers who\'ve finally managed to get off the Costa Allegra cruiseliner say they were warned to be ready to abandon ship.\r\n\r\nIt\'s now docked in the Seychelles - after drifting for three days without power following a fire.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>PLACES 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The number of children in Somerset getting into their first choice secondary school has gone up...\r\n\r\nFigures out today show for September this year more than 96 percent of children received their first choice secondary school compared to 94 percent last year...\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>google 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Google has introduced a new privacy policy, ignoring warnings it could be breaking European law.\r\n\r\nThe change means private information the company gets about a user on the search site can now be shared with its other sites including YouTube and Gmail.\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'),
 (823,'2012-03-01 17:45:10','253628 253712 253657 253713 253714','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 1/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The headteacher of Portchester School in Bournemouth has been paying tribute to Kyle Rees who died on Tuesday after collapsing in the playground the day before:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nDebbie Godfrey-Phaure\'s been talking about the 16 year old outside the school where hundreds of tributes have been placed...\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old has been arrested on supicion of manslaughter...and bailed until May.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: KYLE 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\KYLE 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>witch 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A couple have been found guilty of murdering a 15-year-old boy who they believed was a witch.\r\n\r\nKristy Bamu begged to be killed after he was subjected to a three-day attack by his sister and her boyfriend at a flat in east London in 2010.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>LORRY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A lorry driver\'s been attacked and robbed as he slept in his cab at the side of the road near Ferndown..\r\n\r\nThe 65 year old Hungarian was targetted with pepper spray and had his bank cards stolen in the layby of the A31 around 1am last Thursday..\r\n\r\nThe offender had also syphoned off loads of diesel from the vehicle before the attack.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>google 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Google has introduced a new privacy policy, ignoring warnings it could be breaking European law.\r\n\r\nThe change means private information the company gets about a user on the search site can now be shared with its other sites including YouTube and Gmail.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Portsmouth\'s administrator says the club may not be able to complete their fixtures this season in the Championship.\r\n\r\nHe claims that parachute payments from the Premier League are being paid straight to former owner Sacha Gaydamak and NOT the club.\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'),
 (824,'2012-03-02 14:47:53','254010 254035 254031 254029 254032','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROWELL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former BBC Radio Somerset presenter Peter Rowell has been jailed for 6 years for a string of sexual assaults on teenage girls.\r\n\r\nThe 53-year-old, from Wickwar in South Gloucestershire, pleaded guilty in January to 12 counts of indecent assault on girls under the age of 16 - as well as making and possessing indecent images.\r\n\r\nThe offences took place between 1989 and the early 90s.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Engineers have managed to stabilise Bridgwater\'s main sewer pipe after it was damaged in the river wall collapse at West Quay.\r\n\r\nHeavy rain and flooding last November - which forced the evacuation of nearby homes and businesses - caused a large hole which left the pipe unsupported.\r\n\r\nOne-point-five million pound repair works are ongoing.\r\n\r\nHere\'s Somerset Councillor Harvey Siggs:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WALL SIGGS 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WALL SIGGS 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s bad news for motorists - with petrol prices reaching a record high today.\r\n\r\nLatest figures show it\'s now around 1-pound-37 pence for a litre for unleaded, beating last May\'s record.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>robbing3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men who pretened to help a student during the London riots have been convicted of robbing him.\r\n\r\nA video ended up of youtube of the Malaysian student being mugged and punched in the face in Barking last August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>helmand3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Blunt and Katherine Jenkins have been forced to pull out of concerts for British troops in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nTheir flight to Helmand had to turn back because of a technical fault.\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'),
 (825,'2012-03-02 14:54:25','253988 253948 254031 254029 253999 254032','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>f3 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s heard that Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees WAS hit on the side of the head by a cricket ball.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old collapsed in the playground at Portchester School on Monday afternoon and died in hospital a day later.\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old boy arrested on suspicion of manslaughter is on bail while police continue their investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>26 people have lost their jobs at car dealer Seward\'s parts centre in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nSeward Wessex Limited went into administration last month, and administrators Smith and Williamson say the Grange Road site was not economically viable.\r\n\r\nThey say 12 people will be redeployed - and the showroom in Bailey Drive in the town isn\'t affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s bad news for motorists - with petrol prices reaching a record high today.\r\n\r\nLatest figures show it\'s now around 1-pound-37 pence for a litre for unleaded, beating last May\'s record.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>robbing3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men who pretened to help a student during the London riots have been convicted of robbing him.\r\n\r\nA video ended up of youtube of the Malaysian student being mugged and punched in the face in Barking last August.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>giggs</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A damages claim by Ryan Giggs against The Sun has been thrown out.\r\n\r\nThe High Court\'s disagreed with the Manchester United star, who\'d claimed the newspaper breached his right to privacy - when it published an article about a relationship with Big Brother contestant Imogen Thomas.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>helmand3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>James Blunt and Katherine Jenkins have been forced to pull out of concerts for British troops in Afghanistan.\r\n\r\nTheir flight to Helmand had to turn back because of a technical fault.\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'),
 (826,'2012-03-02 15:47:42','254043 253988 254045 254058 254059','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men armed with handguns have robbed a shop in Poole...\r\n\r\nThey threatened a female member of staff at the Spar in Upton Triangle at 10 o clock last night - taking cash from the till and the back office ---as well as stealing loads of cigarettes.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find a heavily pregnant woman who went into the shop during the robbery - but as the cahsier was forced to serve her - the police say she wouldn\'t have known what was happening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s heard that Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees WAS hit on the side of the head by a cricket ball.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old collapsed in the playground at Portchester School on Monday afternoon and died in hospital a day later.\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old boy arrested on suspicion of manslaughter is on bail while police continue their investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>26 people at Seward Wessex Limited\'s parts centre in Christchurch have lost their jobs..\r\n\r\nThe car dealership went into administration last month...\r\n\r\nAdministrators Smith and Williamson say 12 people will be redeployed from the Grange Road site - and the showroom in Bailey Drive in the town isn\'t affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>samaritan4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been found guilty of robbing a Malaysian student during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nFootage of the pair pretending to help the 21-year-old in Barking was posted on YouTube.\r\n\r\nBut they were actually robbing him of his Playstation\r\nportable and games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of fuel is now at a record high...\r\n\r\nTensions in the Middle East, and increasing global demand, have driven the average price of unleaded to 1-pound-37 pence a litre.\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'),
 (827,'2012-03-02 16:53:38','254092 254010 253940 254058 254059','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 5 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>BOMB 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Homes and businesses in Bridgwater had to be evacuated this afternoon - after a member of the public walked into the police station with a suspected world war 2 bomb..\r\n\r\nThey\'d found it on the beach at Kilve - and while the bomb squad were called - a 100 metre cordon was set up around ten past 2.\r\n\r\nThe device was taken away now to be disposed of - and the police gave the all clear at quarter to 4.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ROWELL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Former BBC Radio Somerset presenter Peter Rowell has been jailed for 6 years for a string of sexual assaults on teenage girls.\r\n\r\nThe 53-year-old, from Wickwar in South Gloucestershire, pleaded guilty in January to 12 counts of indecent assault on girls under the age of 16 - as well as making and possessing indecent images.\r\n\r\nThe offences took place between 1989 and the early 90s.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>WALL 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Work is progressing on repairs to the collapsed river wall at West Quay in Bridgwater.\r\n\r\nEngineers have stabilised the town\'s main sewer pipe after heavy rain and flash floods left a huge hole below it - and forced residents and traders to be evacuated.\r\n\r\nSomerset Councillor Harvey Siggs told us work to strenghten the wall itself should be completed by the end of May:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nB/A: They\'re aiming to have that all done by September.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: WALL SIGGS 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\WALL SIGGS 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>samaritan4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been found guilty of robbing a Malaysian student during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nFootage of the pair pretending to help the 21-year-old in Barking was posted on YouTube.\r\n\r\nBut they were actually robbing him of his Playstation\r\nportable and games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The cost of fuel is now at a record high...\r\n\r\nTensions in the Middle East, and increasing global demand, have driven the average price of unleaded to 1-pound-37 pence a litre.\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'),
 (828,'2012-03-02 16:56:33','254094 254095 253948 254058 254093','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police are hunting two gunmen who robbed a shop in Poole...\r\n\r\nThey threatened a female member of staff at the Spar in Upton Triangle at 10 o clock last night - taking cash from the till and the back office ---as well as stealing loads of cigarettes.\r\n\r\nOfficers are trying to find a heavily pregnant woman who went into the shop during the robbery - but as the cahsier was forced to serve her - the police say she wouldn\'t have known what was happening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees WAS hit on the side of the head by a cricket ball.\r\n\r\nAn inquest heard the 16 year old collapsed in the playground at Portchester School on Monday afternoon and died in hospital a day later.\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old boy arrested on suspicion of manslaughter is on bail while police continue their investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>26 people have lost their jobs at car dealer Seward\'s parts centre in Christchurch.\r\n\r\nSeward Wessex Limited went into administration last month, and administrators Smith and Williamson say the Grange Road site was not economically viable.\r\n\r\nThey say 12 people will be redeployed - and the showroom in Bailey Drive in the town isn\'t affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>samaritan4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men have been found guilty of robbing a Malaysian student during last summer\'s riots.\r\n\r\nFootage of the pair pretending to help the 21-year-old in Barking was posted on YouTube.\r\n\r\nBut they were actually robbing him of his Playstation\r\nportable and games.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>In sport, the Football Association\'s planning to wait until close to the end of the season before appointing a new England manager.\r\n\r\nGeneral secretary Alex Horne says a list of candidates has been drawn up to succeed Fabio Capello.\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'),
 (829,'2012-03-02 17:43:00','254043 253988 254045 254114 254119 254113','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 6 2/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>ARMED 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two men armed with handguns have robbed a shop in Poole...\r\n\r\nThey threatened a female member of staff at the Spar in Upton Triangle at 10 o clock last night - taking cash from the till and the back office ---as well as stealing loads of cigarettes.\r\n\r\nPolice are trying to find a heavily pregnant woman who went into the shop during the robbery - but as the cahsier was forced to serve her - the police say she wouldn\'t have known what was happening.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>KYLE 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>An inquest\'s heard that Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees WAS hit on the side of the head by a cricket ball.\r\n\r\nThe 16 year old collapsed in the playground at Portchester School on Monday afternoon and died in hospital a day later.\r\n\r\nAnother 16 year old boy arrested on suspicion of manslaughter is on bail while police continue their investigation.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SEWARD 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>26 people at Seward Wessex Limited\'s parts centre in Christchurch have lost their jobs..\r\n\r\nThe car dealership went into administration last month...\r\n\r\nAdministrators Smith and Williamson say 12 people will be redeployed from the Grange Road site - and the showroom in Bailey Drive in the town isn\'t affected.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>fuel 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Petrol prices hit a record high today but motorists are being warned they could go up even more unless the Chancellor intervenes.\r\n\r\nA litre of unleaded\'s now an average of 1-pound-37 pence.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 6</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Football Association is planning to wait until close to the end of the season before appointing a new England manager.\r\n\r\nGeneral secretary Alex Horne says a list of candidates has been drawn up but that many of them already have jobs, and the FA doesn\'t want to disrupt anyone\'s season.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>CUMMINGS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>and Cherries defender Warren Cummings has joined Crawley Town on loan until March 31.\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'),
 (830,'2012-03-07 14:50:41','255666 255691 255684 255670 255687','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 3 7/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>043 AFGHAN RICHARDS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six British soldiers are missing, presumed dead in Afghanistan, after their\r\nconvoy was caught in an explosion near the Afghan city of Lashkar Gar.\r\n\r\nTheir families have been informed.\r\n\r\nIt is the single worst enemy attack on British troops in Afghanistan since\r\noperations began in 2001.\r\n\r\nThe chief of the Defence staff, General Sir David Richards, says the full\r\ndetails of what happened are not yet clear.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 043\r\nOUT WORDS: should learn\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300202.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NS RAID 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>9 people - including suspected burglars and drug dealers have been arrested in North Somerset so far today...\r\n\r\nThe police have been carrying out raids at properties across Avon and Somerset - as part of a Operation Relentless...altogether 88 arrests have been made.\r\n\r\nSuperintendent Julian Moss is from North Somerset Police:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RELENTLESS N SMST 2.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 0\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RELENTLESS N SMST 2.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 4 year old boy in Coventry.\r\n\r\nThe little boy was found unconscious and not breathing at his home in the early hours of Saturday morning.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found he died from a head injury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIREALLOW2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Devon and Somerset Fire Authority\'s Chairman has defended approving a 25 percent rise in staff allowances.\r\n\r\nMark Healey and his deputy Andy Boyd have been asked to resign by the leaders of the two county councils for giving the go-ahead to the increase despite making cuts to the service.\r\n\r\nMister Healy says his staff are some of the lowest paid in the country and he has a dut of care towards them.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lupo 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s normally the outfits worn by the Duchess of Cambridge that people try to imitate - but now her choice of pet seems to be taking over.\r\n\r\nThe Kennel Club says searches on their website for cocker spaniels have gone up by nearly 50 percent since William and Kate chose \'Lupo\' earlier this 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'),
 (831,'2012-03-07 14:55:57','255666 255683 255685 255681 255686','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 3 7/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>043 AFGHAN RICHARDS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Six British soldiers are missing, presumed dead in Afghanistan, after their\r\nconvoy was caught in an explosion near the Afghan city of Lashkar Gar.\r\n\r\nTheir families have been informed.\r\n\r\nIt is the single worst enemy attack on British troops in Afghanistan since\r\noperations began in 2001.\r\n\r\nThe chief of the Defence staff, General Sir David Richards, says the full\r\ndetails of what happened are not yet clear.\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 043\r\nOUT WORDS: should learn\r\nDuration: 16\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:38]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300202.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 4 year old boy in Coventry.\r\n\r\nThe little boy was found unconscious and not breathing at his home in the early hours of Saturday morning.\r\n\r\nA post mortem found he died from a head injury.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REMPLOY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 17-hundred disabled workers - including 15 in Poole - could be made redundant by Remploy.\r\n\r\nThe government-owned company provides employment to disabled people, and also owns its own factories.\r\n\r\nThe firm says it\'s site at Poole is one of 36 that it plans to close because they\'re continuing to make significant losses.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCAMS 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>If you\'re thinking about buying a pet or a car online - think again...\r\n\r\nThat\'s the warning from Dorset police who say two similar scams are doing the rounds - where people buy an animal or a vehicle - but it\'s never delivered.\r\n\r\nOn a couple of occasions people have also been charged more money by the scammers to sort out alleged problems.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>lupo 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>It\'s normally the outfits worn by the Duchess of Cambridge that people try to imitate - but now her choice of pet seems to be taking over.\r\n\r\nThe Kennel Club says searches on their website for cocker spaniels have gone up by nearly 50 percent since William and Kate chose \'Lupo\' earlier this year.\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'),
 (832,'2012-03-07 16:30:41','255696 255693 255708 255710 255709 255714','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 4 7/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>afghan 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government insists the mission in Afghanistan will not be derailed, despite the presumed deaths of 6 British soldiers...\r\n\r\nThey\'re all missing after an explosion hit their armoured vehicle in the Lashkar Gar area..\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'d only been in the country less than a month.\r\n\r\nShadow Defence Secretary Jim Murphy says the news highlights the dangers our forces face every day:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>045 AFGHAN MURPHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government insists the mission in Afghanistan will not be derailed, despite\r\nthe biggest single loss of UK life in the country since 2006. \r\n\r\nSix British soldiers, are missing, presumed dead after an explosion in Helmand\r\nProvince.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'d only been in the country less than a month.\r\n\r\nShadow Defence Secretary Jim Murphy says the news highlights the dangers our\r\nforces face every day:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: remember them\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300221.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REMPLOY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Around 17-hundred Remploy workers - including 15 in Poole - could be made redundant..\r\n\r\nThe government-owned company provides employment to disabled people, and also owns its own factories.\r\n\r\nBut the firm says it\'s site at Poole is one of 36 that it plans to close because they\'re making a loss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man and a woman are being questioned after a four year-old boy died in Coventry.\r\n\r\nThe child suffered a head injury and was found unconscious at his home in the early hours of Saturday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SCAMS 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Dorset Police are warning us about a couple of online scams doing the rounds...\r\n\r\nOne involves pets, usually dogs, being advertised for sale with delivery promised, but they never arrive - and in some cases the victim\'s told the animal became ill en route so they must pay additional vet or insurance fees.\r\n\r\nThe other is very similar but with cars.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kanye 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kanye West has been showing his latest fashion line in Paris.\r\n\r\nFur and leather was the theme - on coats, thigh high boots and even oversized backpacks.\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'),
 (833,'2012-03-07 16:36:03','255740 255697 255693 255710 255719 255714','NOV','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>nova 4 7/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>NS RAID 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Police raids have been carried out across North Somerset today as part of Operation Relentless:\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\nThat\'s Superintendent Julian Moss from North Somerset Police..\r\n\r\nAltogether 88 arrests have been made today across Avon and Somerset as they crackdown on criminal activity..\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: RELENTLESS N SMST 1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 12\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\NOVA\\RELENTLESS N SMST 1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>afghan 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government insists the mission in Afghanistan will not be derailed, despite the presumed deaths of 6 British soldiers...\r\n\r\nThey\'re all missing after an explosion hit their armoured vehicle in the Lashkar Gar area..\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'d only been in the country less than a month.\r\n\r\nShadow Defence Secretary Jim Murphy says the news highlights the dangers our forces face every day:\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>045 AFGHAN MURPHY</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Government insists the mission in Afghanistan will not be derailed, despite\r\nthe biggest single loss of UK life in the country since 2006. \r\n\r\nSix British soldiers, are missing, presumed dead after an explosion in Helmand\r\nProvince.\r\n\r\nIt\'s thought they\'d only been in the country less than a month.\r\n\r\nShadow Defence Secretary Jim Murphy says the news highlights the dangers our\r\nforces face every day:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 045\r\nOUT WORDS: remember them\r\nDuration: 15\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:37]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300221.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>cov 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A man and a woman are being questioned after a four year-old boy died in Coventry.\r\n\r\nThe child suffered a head injury and was found unconscious at his home in the early hours of Saturday morning.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>FIREALLOW1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The chairman and deputy of Devon and Somerset Fire Authority are set to lose their positions after a row about a 25 percent rise in allowances.\r\n\r\nMark Healey and Andy Boyd have been criticised by the leaders of the two county councils for approving the increase despite making cuts to the service.\r\n\r\nMister Boyd says he\'s done nothing wrong while Mister Healey hasn\'t commented.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>kanye 4</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Kanye West has been showing his latest fashion line in Paris.\r\n\r\nFur and leather was the theme - on coats, thigh high boots and even oversized backpacks.\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'),
 (834,'2012-03-07 16:41:29','255722 255707 255723 255726 255736','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>fire 5 7/03</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REES UD</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>A 16 year old boy - arrested over the death of Bournemouth schoolboy Kyle Rees has been released without charge as the police confirm it was a tragic accident..\r\n\r\n16 year old Kyle died last week after he was hit in the head with a cricket ball and collapsed at Portchester School.\r\n\r\nDetectives say no crime was committed though - and the teenage boy who was questioned on suspicion of manslaughter - has been let go.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>048 AFGHAN GIBBONS</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>The Prime Minister says it\'s a desperately sad day for Britain - after 6\r\nsoldiers went missing in Afghanistan, presumed dead.\r\n\r\nThe group were from the 3rd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment and the 1st\r\nBattalion The Duke of Lancaster\'s.\r\n\r\nIf confirmed, it would be the largest loss of British life in Afghanistan\r\nsince 2006.\r\n\r\nThe Yorkshire Batallion\'s base is in Warminster, and Reverend Harvey Gibbons\r\nsays it\'s devastating news for the town:\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: 048\r\nOUT WORDS: town really\r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Total 00:36]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"p:\\news\\IRN\\./300233.mp2\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REMPLOY 3</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Poole\'s Remploy factory - which employs 15 disabled people - is set to close..\r\n\r\nThe firm has announced plans to shut 36 sites across the county putting 17 hundred jobs at risk.\r\n\r\nThey say it\'s because they\'re making a loss.\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>SHOWBIZ-SIENNA</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Sienna Miller says she\'s \'excited\' to be pregnant.\r\n\r\nIt\'s the first time the actress has officially confirmed she\'s expecting -\r\ndespite showing off a bump at a New York event last month.\r\n\r\nThe baby is due in the Autumn.\r\n\r\n[Total 00:12]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>sport 5</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has been hit with a UEFA charge of improper conduct.\r\n\r\nIt\'s over comments he allegedly made about the referee in their Champions League game against AC Milan last night.\r\n\r\nHe\'ll get a touchline ban if found guilty.\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'),
 (835,'2012-03-07 17:15:34','255762 255763','FIR','','<BULLETIN>\r\n<TITLE>test</TITLE>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REMPLOY 1</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>Labour\'s describing a decision to make hundreds of disabled workers redundant, as callous.\r\n\r\n15 Remploy workers in Poole are among those who\'s jobs are at risk as the firm - which is government-owned - plans to shut 36 factories across the UK.\r\n\r\nMinister for Disabled People Maria Miller says they have invested in the firm, but it\'s still losing a lot of money.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: MILLER-1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 13\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\MILLER-1.wav\">\r\n</STORY>\r\n<STORY>\r\n<Slug>REMPLOY 2</Slug>\r\n<TEXT>There\'s been an angry reaction to news that Remploy - which has a factory in Poole - is planning to close 36 of its sites...\r\n\r\nThe firm which is owned by the government employs 17 hundred disabled people - including 15 in poole.\r\n\r\nThey say the sites are no longer financially viable - \r\n\r\nBut Shadow Work And Pension Secretary, Liam Byrne, says the timing is dreadful.\r\n\r\nCLIP\r\n\r\n[Take AUDIO\r\nNUMBER: BYRNE-1.wav\r\nOUT WORDS: \r\nDuration: 11\"]\r\n</TEXT>\r\n<AUDIO=\"N:\\BULLTN\\FIRE\\BYRNE-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');
