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<Slug>019 BODIES WEBSTER</Slug>
<TEXT>Police say the deaths of three siblings is down to a "tragic family situation".

Charlotte Fuller - who was seven - eight-year-old Becka - and twelve-year-old
Sam - were found dead in woodland in Shropshire.

Their father's body was discovered in a nearby quarry.

Sky's Isabel Webster is outside the children's school in Gloucestershire:

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<TEXT>American troops are understood to be helping the British army and police fill Olympic security gaps.

The boss of G4S will have to face MPs today, to explain why his firm failed to provide enough guards.
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<TEXT>Police have revealed that a man killed in a crash near Highbridge last Friday was Professor James Perry from Burnham.

His car ended up in a ditch after colliding with another on the Causeway at Woolavington just after 7-30am.

The 65 year old died at the scene - while the other driver was taken to hospital with head injuries.
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<TEXT>The newly extended Highbridge Medical centre is opening it's doors to patients today so they can look at the new facilities and get a free health check.

The extension to the building on Pepperall Road includes two more treatment rooms, while NHS Somerset says the overall extra space will allow them to make further changes in future if needed.
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<Slug>sea 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Living by the sea could be the secret to a healthier life.

Findings from Exeter University say that the closer a person lives to the coastline the healthier they are likely to feel.
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