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<TEXT>Two hundred and eighty jobs could be lost over the next four years, as part of North Somerset Council's plans to cut forty-seven million pounds from their budget.

Proposals, which also include the possible outsourcing or reduction of public services, will go before the council's executive members today, before a two month public consultation.

Phil Hall is the Council's Finance Director:

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<TEXT>Our local MP's will find out today how planned changes to constituency boundaries across England could affect them.

Some could see their majorities shrink - while others will see their seats disappear altogether.
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<TEXT>It's reported police in Kenya have arrested a man suspected of being involved in the murder of a British tourist and kidnapping his wife from a beach resort.

David and Judith Tebbutt were on holiday in a remote luxury hotel close to the border with Somalia when the attack happened on Sunday.
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<TEXT>Three people from Weston have been arrested, as part of  a Somerset-wide operation targeting metal thieves.

Three hundred officers were involved in yesterday morning's simultaneous raids of fifty scrap dealerships across the force area - which has seen sixteen arrests in total.

The theft of metals like copper and lead, from pipes, cable and rooves, is on the rise - as global metal prices increase.
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<TEXT>New research suggests parents put reputation above test results when choosing a school for their child.

9 out of 10 of those questioned said they rate reputation in the community as an important factor when picking a school.

While 87-percent said test results were a key factor when choosing where to educate their child.
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<TEXT>The second biggest jackpot in EuroMillions history, a whopping 138 million pounds, could be won tonight.

If a UK ticket-holder bags the top prize, they'd become the 512th richest person in the country.
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