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Footage has emerged of children as young as eight apparently cagefighting.

The event took place recently in Lancashire.

Doctors leaders have condemned it as "dangerous and disturbing" - but it
appears to be legal.

Michelle Anderson owns the Greenlands New Labour Club in Preston where the
event took place.

But she denies the youngsters were cagefighting.

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<TEXT>Union leaders will meet with the Government later for crucial talks aimed at averting widespread strikes later this year.

The discussions come after doctors' leaders ruled out industrial action for now - despite voicing support for the TUC's day of action in November.
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<TEXT>Parents are being asked to have their say on plans to put up a six-foot high security fence around a Nailsea primary school.

Governors at Golden Valley have backed the proposals from school bosses for the fence in the playing fields that surround much of the building.

Headteacher Kevin Lynch says dog litter, used condoms and evidence of drug taking have all been found on the fields.
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<TEXT>Nearly two thousand people in Somerset have been caught watching TV without a licence so far this year.

TV Licensing have released the stats for January to August, as well as some of the most outrageous excuses from across the country.

They include dropping a Payment Card in the toaster, having the post stolen by a two-year old, and being allergic to the sun.
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<TEXT>David Cameron says there are ten things Britain's 'Great' at doing - and he wants the whole world to know about them.

He's launching his 'Great' campaign in New York - promoting Britain as a place to visit and do business.
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<TEXT>REM have decided to "call it a day" after more than 30 years of generating hits and selling millions of records.

The band have addressed fans on their website, thanking them for their loyalty.
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