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<TEXT>The inquests into the deaths of the seven people killed in a crash on the M5 near Taunton last Friday are due to open later.

Thirty seven vehicles were involved in the collision, with 51 people injured.

Police investigating the cause are looking at whether smoke from a nearby firework display spread across the motorway.
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<TEXT>At least 7 people have been killed after the second big earthquake in Turkey in
just over two weeks. 

The quake, measuring 5-point-7, has toppled many buildings already damaged in
Van province.

Rescue teams have worked through the night to search for dozens of people they
fear are buried under rubble.

Reporter Afsin Yurdakul, who's in Istanbul, says more aid IS on its way:

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<TEXT>News International chief executive James Murdoch faces a second grilling by MPs over phone hacking later.

He'll be quizzed over claims he made on his first appearance before a select committee that he was unaware of the extent of hacking at the News of the World.
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<TEXT>A record-breaking amount of waste was recycled by people living in North Somerset in September.

More than 4 thousand 3 hundred tonnes was collected - two thirds of all rubbish.

There's also been a thirty percent drop in the amount of waste sent to landfill compared to last year.
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<TEXT>Two thirds of us reckon next summer's Olympics won't have a major impact on our holiday plans.

In a survey by TripAdvisor, twelve per cent of us say we'd rather stay in and watch the events on TV than travel.

But one in ten are intending to take trips away from the UK to take advantage of possible bargain deals.
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