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<TITLE>nova 830 30/7</TITLE>
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<Slug>olympic 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Olympic organisers are promising to do more to try to help the empty seats situation at London 2012.

Athletes' families and people watching on TV are angry so many unoccupied rows have been seen at big events.

Meanwhile to the Games and Team GB will be looking to build on yesterday's successes.

Cyclist Lizzie Armitstead grabbed a silver before Rebecca Adlington claimed a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle swimming.
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<Slug>HUTTON 2</Slug>
<TEXT>One of the main roads through Weston town centre is gonna be shut all this week.

50 thousand pounds worth of resurfacing work's gonna be done on Hutton Moor Road.

The Council says marshals will be there to allow access to homes, the leisure centre and Beefeater.
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<Slug>003 GAMING TWIST</Slug>
<TEXT>(Note: UK-wide. See also separate research)

Selling age-restricted video games to young children is now a crime.

Until now, age ratings have just been a guide.

The change aims to give the industry more straightforward rules and help
better protect youngsters.

Dr. Jo Twist speaks for the gaming industry.

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NUMBER: 003
OUT WORDS: in games
Duration: 13"]


[Total 00:30]
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<Slug>CHECKS 2</Slug>
<TEXT>16 thousand people in Sedgmoor who're claiming single person discounts on council tax are gonna face strict checks.

The council say it's necessary to find out whether they're cheating the system..and costing the country money.

They'll be cross-referencing information from loads of sources and anyone found lying - could face a fine and legal action.
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<Slug>jimmy 8</Slug>
<TEXT>And, items belonging to the late Sir Jimmy Savile are being auctioned off to raise money for his charity.

The lot includes his famous 'Jim'll Fix It' red chair, a Rolex watch and boxes of his trademark cigars.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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