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<TEXT>A woman's been sexually assaulted in Weston.

She was attacked by a man in his 20s as she walked along the cycle track between Searle Crescent and Hutton Moor Road at 6am yesterday.

Police say the man ran off towards Asda afterwards.
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<TEXT>Greeks have effectively voted to stay in the euro.

The country's New Democracy party - which backs the EU bailout - won the most votes in elections there but failed to win a majority.

Talks to form a coalition are expected to begin today.
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<TEXT>Children who run-away from care homes in England are being 'failed by the system'.

A parliamentary report claims they're at risk of sexual exploitation by predators, because authorities fail to act.
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<TEXT>Somerset's parking amnesty is over.

Since the county council took control of enforcement everywhere outside North Somerset a week ago, traffic wardens have been issuing notes rather than tickets while people get used to the change.

But from today you will be fined up to 70 pounds for parking somewhere you shouldn't.
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<TEXT>Jack Osbourne's been speaking of his initial anger after he was diagnosed with
multiple sclerosis, at the age of 26.

The TV star found out just weeks after becoming a dad for the first time in
April.

He says he was sad at first, but now lives by the motto 'adapt and overcome' -
and wants to raise awareness of the illness. 

Simon Gillespie, from the MS society, says he's likely to have some
challenging times ahead.

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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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