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<TEXT>Dorset Police are looking into abusive tweets that were
sent to Olympic diver Tom Daley.

They accuse him of letting down his dad who died from brain cancer last year.

Tom and his partner Pete Waterfield missed out on a medal when they finished fourth in the men's synchronised 10m platform diving.
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<TEXT>Well in action at the Olympics - Great Britain's men have claimed a surprise bronze in the team gymnastics.

It's their first medal in the event since 1912.

The women hope to emulate that achievement later.
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Team GB's women's footballers face Brazil in front of a near sell-out crowd at
Wembley tonight.

Both sides have already reached the quarter-finals after winning their opening
two group matches.

Striker Jill Scott says the squad are handling the Olympic occasion well.

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<TEXT>Plans to introduce pay-and-display parking on Weston's town centre streets - and halve residents' permit costs - could get the green light today.

After a month-long public consultation, the amended proposals will go before North Somerset Council's executive later.

Lib Dem Councillor Mike Bell has called the move a 'stitch up' which will leave residents worse off - and 'kill town centre business' ... but the Council insists it will 'improve shoppers' access' and 'improve traffic flow'.
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<TEXT>A children's charity says schools need to do more to look at the causes behind bad behaviour - and not just the symptoms.

Barnardo's says teachers need to identify why a child may be 'acting up' in class.
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<TEXT>Parents struggling to find things to do with the kids in North Somerset will get some more options from today.

The Council's free family fun days start this afternoon at Clevedon's Salthouse Fields - and each Tuesday between 1 and 4 p-m until the end of August.

Art, music, sport and face painting are all on offer - and there are also sessions in Weston on certain Wednesdays and Portishead on a few Thursdays.
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