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<Slug>044 OLDHAM HEYWOOD4</Slug>
<TEXT>National Grid has confirmed that the explosion in Oldham yesterday was NOT
caused by a leak from its gas distribution pipes.

A two year old boy was killed in the blast that has extensively damaged five
homes on Buckley Street in Shaw.

Police say they want to speak to Andrew Partington - the man who's sedated in
hospital with 80 per cent burns. 

Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood is leading the investigation.

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<TEXT>A man's been attacked by a group of men in Weston.

It happened at The Orchard near Silverberry Way at 7pm on Monday.

The victim who's in his 40s was hit in the face.

The police say they want to speak to 2 men who stopped the attack.
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<TEXT>A man convicted by police for threatening to blow up Robin Hood airport on Twitter, has had his case reserved by judges to decide at a later date.

27-year-old Paul Chambers is backed by celebrities who have argued for his right to free speech on the social networking site.
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<TEXT>Police in Bridgwater have released cctv of a woman in a pink adidas hoody that they want to speak to about the theft of booze from a shop there.

Two crates of lager and four cans of cider, worth around £25, were taken from the One Stop shop in Allen Road last Monday evening, June 18.
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<Slug>muse 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Muse have been chosen to provide the official song for London 2012.

It's called Survival and will be available to download from 8pm tonight.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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