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<TEXT>(The figure includes the donations that have been made and the gift aid amount
from the bottom of Claire's webpage) 

The family of the woman who died during the London Marathon says she "would be
so happy and overwhelmed" to see "the incredible support" on her donations
webpage.

Claire Squires has received nearly half a million pounds since she collapsed
on Sunday.

All the website's fees, which are normally charged, will also go to the
Samaritans charity.

Just Giving's Managing Director is Anne-Marie Huby says it's not just people
in the UK who've given money.

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<TEXT>A Clevedon man's been arrested after two women were hit by a car in the town.

Police were called to Davis Lane at about 3-30 on Sunday morning to find the women had only minor injuries - but the driver had gone.

A 23 year old was later questioned on suspicion of drunk and dangerous driving and failing to stop - he's been bailed.
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<TEXT>A Bridgwater youth centre's been saved from closure after Somerset County Council voted to increase their budget for young people's services.

They're putting in an extra one hundred thousand pounds to help fund voluntary groups.

It means The Rollercoaster will remain open until at least April 2014.
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<TEXT>James Murdoch's told the Leveson Inquiry he met David Cameron 12 times while he was leader of the opposition.

The former head of News International has insisted he's not in the job of deciding what goes into newspapers.

And he's insisted The Sun's decision to back the Tories at the last general election was not related to News Corps bid to take over BSkyB.
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<TEXT>The nominees for this year's BAFTA Television awards have been announced - with the Fred West drama Appropriate Adult leading the way on four.

Among them is Dominic West for best actor. 

He's up against Benedict Cumberbatch in Sherlock, John Simm in Exile and Joseph Gilgun in This is England '88.
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