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<Slug>020 JUSTICE MADDOX</Slug>
<TEXT>9 in 10 people think those involved in the recent riots should be forced to
work for free in the community as payback.

A survey, from the Prison Reform Trust, also shows around 8 in 10 think crime
would fall if parents had more control over their kids.

Michael Maddox was convicted of theft and was forced to do unpaid community
work - he thinks making the rioters to do the same could be effective:

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<Slug>labels</Slug>
<TEXT>We're getting new guidelines for food labels from today, to try to cut down on the amount we throw away.

Sell-by and Display-until are being dropped, with the government suggesting 2 phrases are used instead.

"Use by" - when a food is perishable - like cheese or fish.

Or "Best before" - to show when it's no longer at it's best.
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<Slug>cervic</Slug>
<TEXT>A new test will enable women to check for abnormal cervical cancer cells in their own home.

The Tempap Test is an "early warning indicator" and assesses whether someone has contracted the HPV virus - with results in two weeks.  

It's NOT a substitute for a smear test and mainly offers added reassurance.
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<Slug>EXPOSE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A man's wanted by police for exposing himself to a teenage girl in Clevedon.

The offender's said to be in his forties, only about five-foot-four, and with a 'bald shiny head'.

He flashed the fifteen year old ash she was walking along Northern Path, parallel to Northern Way, last Friday morning.
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<Slug>CARNIVAL 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Weston Carnival will return to its traditional route this year.

It's been altered for the last two years during the seafront improvements.

The route for the 2011 event on November the fourteenth will once again include Alexandra Parade, Alfred Street, the seafront and the Boulevard.
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<Slug>choca</Slug>
<TEXT>There's good news for choca-holics.

New research suggests that eating small amounts of dark chocolate may improve health in a similar way to exercise.

Scientists think a plant compound found in chocolate stimulates the same muscle response as vigorous activity.
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