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<TEXT>The number of young people without a job is expected to reach more than a million later.

Unions and campaigners say youngsters are bearing the brunt of the jobs crisis.

To tackle the problem, the government's promising to make it easier for employers to take on apprentices.
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<TEXT>Doctors are calling for a ban on smoking in cars.

The British Medical Association wants ministers to bring in new rules on health grounds - claiming toxin levels can be 23 times higher than in a typical smoky bar.
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<TEXT>MPs have backed a motion asking the government to bring in measures to keep the cost of petrol down.

They want January's 3p rise in duty scrapped and a new scheme introduced to help stabalise prices.
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<TEXT>A host of famous sports stars will battle it out in Bournemouth tonight - as the live version of A Question of Sport comes to the town.

Team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will be at the BIC along with host Sue Barker...

She told Fire News who she's got to keep in line:

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<TEXT>In sport - England's good form continued as they beat Sweden 1-0 at Wembley last night.

It's their second win in a week, after Saturday's victory against world champions Spain.

Striker Bobby Zamora made his first start for the national side in the game.
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