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<TEXT>The man suspected of shooting dead 12 cinema-goers at a Batman screening in Colorado has appeared in court.

James Holmes is accused of opening fire during a performance of The Dark Knight Rises in Denver on Friday.
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<TEXT>The police watchdog won't investigate the case of an elderly Somerset couple who lay dead in their car for up to 10 days following a landslide.

The matter was referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission - which has decided there's no issue to investigate.

Rosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were killed earlier this month when their vehicle was flattened in the Beaminster Tunnel.
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<TEXT>People in Weston are gonna see the cost of their parking permits halved - follwoing a consultation about pay and display parking.

40 people took part - 15 objecting to the plans - and now the councils decided to lower on-street permit costs from 62 to 31 pounds.

A report will now go before the council's executive next week, with officers recommending pay and display charges are implemented - but with those reductions.
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<TEXT>Prosecutors will announce tomorrow whether they'll bring charges over the investigation into alleged phone hacking by journalists.

The CPS will say in the morning if anyone arrested so far is to face prosecution.

12 people detained as part of the investigation are all due to answer police bail tomorrow.
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<TEXT>Greater Manchester Police say a teenager led them to a derelict house where two young sisters were found safe and well.

Liana Boyd, aged 11, and eight-year-old sister Teigan sparked a massive search when they didn't return from Whitworth Park last night.
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<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy says to lead out your team at a home Olympics is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The four-time gold medallist was chosen by his fellow members of Team GB to carry the flag at the Games' opening ceremony on Friday.
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