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<Slug>051 TOMLINSON KING</Slug>
<TEXT>A police officer accused of killing a newspaper seller during the G20 protests
in 2009 has been cleared of manslaughter.

PC Simon Harwood pushed Ian Tomlinson whilst clearing a street of protestors
in central London. 

Mr Tomlinson's family left in tears - and say they will pursue the matter in a
civil court.

Ian's son Paul King gave this statement:

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<Slug>RACIST 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Police say they reckon an attack on three Polish men in Weston was racially-aggravated.

It happened outside Miss Millie's takeway on Locking Road at about 1-30 a-m on Sunday.

The men suffered minor injuries.
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<Slug>ARMED 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Police have arrested 2 men after a post office near Burnham was raided.

Two men walked into the Lympsham branch last Friday afternoon and made off with cash.

Two men who are 43 and 28 have been bailed while they continue to investigate.
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<Slug>riots 5</Slug>
<TEXT>A senior investigating officer who - according to a judge - lied under oath during a murder trial, has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission. 

It's after 8 men were found not guilty of murdering three men, who were hit by a car during last year's riots in Birmingham.
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<Slug>emmy 5</Slug>
<TEXT>British programmes have done well in the nominations for this year's Emmy television awards.

Luther, The Hour and Sherlock are all up for awards, along with actors including Damian Lewis and Benedict Cumberbatch.
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