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<TEXT>Four million customers complained to the 'big six' energy firms last year about mistakes on bills. 

Consumer group Which? claims energy companies often don't deal with complaints fairly but it also says 90-per cent of people fail to pursue it with the energy ombudsman.
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<TEXT>A Dorset MP's meeting the Prime Minister today to try to save the county's Search and Rescue helicopter.

The service, currently based in Portland is due to be scrapped in 5 years time under proposed nationwide cutbacks.

Richard Drax says choppers from the nearest station would have to fly twice as far to get to many casualties.
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<TEXT>A bookies in Poole's been robbed by a man who threatened two membersof staff.

Police say a quantity of cash was stolen from the Coral on Ashley Road in Parkstone on Monday evening.

It happened at about 7-30, so detectives hope people in nearby shops and restaurants may have seen the offender running away.
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<TEXT>David Cameron wants the British film industry to concentrate on making more mainstream movies.

The Prime Minister's keen for producers to get extra help to generate commercially successful independent pictures that aren't bankrolled by Hollywood.
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<TEXT>In football, Crystal Palace will take a slender lead to Cardiff in the second leg of their Carling Cup semi-final.

They won the first by a goal to nil last night.

Meanwhile in the Cup tonight - Manchester City host Liverpool.
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