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<Slug>017 BIZ-BANKING BALLS</Slug>
<TEXT>Tens of billions of pounds is going to be offered to high street banks by the
government and the Bank of England, to try to protect Britain from the Eurozone
crisis.

Under the proposals, banks will be offered funding at low rates, to try to
kick-start lending to households and businesses.

The plans were announced by the Chancellor George Osborne and the Bank of
England at the annual Mansion House dinner last night.

But Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls doesn't think the plans get to the root of the
problem.

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<Slug>OFSTED 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Ofsted say that children in care in Somerset are being adequately..

Inspectors have spent a fortnight looking at more than 80 County Council case files, to check how local youngsters taken into care are protected and kept healthy.

But they say those kids need to have any health needs addressed quicker - and that more should be done to help them get into education or employment.
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<Slug>legion 8</Slug>
<TEXT>A second man has died from an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease in Edinburgh.

NHS Lothian say the man in his forties had underlying health problems.
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<Slug>rain 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Parts of England and Wales are urged to be ready for more flooding today.

Thunderstorms, hail and downpours are being predicted by forecasters, with the bad weather likely to last into tomorrow.
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<Slug>CAFE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>and the stars of comedy series The Café will return to Weston this month to begin filming a second series of the show.

The sitcom, starring Ralf Little and Michelle Terry, first aired on Sky in November and crews will be back here for about 8 weeks from June the 25th.
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