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<Slug>AIRPORT</Slug>
<TEXT>Flights have been suspended at Birmingham Airport after a plane overshot the
runway.

The front wheel of a Monarch flight arriving from Nice ended up on the grass.

No one was hurt and passengers are all off the plane.

Incoming flights are being diverted to Liverpool and East Midlands airports.

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<Slug>ARGOS 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Staff at an Argos distribution centre in Somerset have gone on strike.

The Unite union says about 190 workers began industrial action on Wednesday in a row with parent company Home Retail Group over pensions.

They say they've brought in third-party contractors to keep stocks being sent to local stores.
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<Slug>036 SHOOTING CAMERON</Slug>
<TEXT>(Note: Cameron is also speaking on MITCHELL. This audio has some mobile phone
interference which we can't remove)

A man's been remanded in custody charged with the murders of two policewomen
in Greater Manchester.

29-year-old Dale Cregan appeared in court this morning - amid tight security,
surrounded by armed police.

He's also accused of two other murders and four attempted murders.

Meanwhile, David Cameron's visited the police headquarters in Manchester.

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NUMBER: 036
OUT WORDS: police force
Duration: 15"]


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<Slug>PLANNING 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A planning application, which could have seen a Weston pub turned into a Tesco Express, has been thrown out by North Somerset Council.

Owners Enterprise Inns had asked to build extensions on The Bristol House Inn for an 'additional trading area' - thought to be a condition for Tesco buying the site.

Meanwhile, plans to create 25 new affordable homes at a derelict site on Bristol Road Lower have also been rejected following objections from neighbours ... despite council officers recommending them for approval.
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<Slug>bb 3</Slug>
<TEXT>Blackberry says all its services are now working normally - after problems affecting e-mail and messaging earlier.

It's understood users in the UK, as well as Europe and Africa, suffered disruption.

Research in Motion - which makes the phones - has
apologised for the inconvenience caused.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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