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<Slug>051 US TERROR MOORE</Slug>
<TEXT>New York and Washington are on high alert after a terror threat just before the
9/11 anniversary.

Officials say it's a credible but unconfirmed threat al-Qaida's plotting to
use a car bomb on bridges or tunnels.

Spot checks are being carried out on public transport and extra security staff
are on duty.

New Yorker Kelvin Moore says it's best not to be caught off guard.

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<Slug>FIREFIGHT</Slug>
<TEXT>Meanwhile firefighters from Bristol Airport are flying out to New York to mark the 10th anniversary.

In 2001 the crew started to raise money to bring 20 of the surviving members of the New York Fire Department over to the South West to help with their recovery.

Nine members of the crew have gone over to America to attend the memorial services on Sunday.
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<Slug>SANTOS</Slug>
<TEXT>Former I'm A Celebrity contestant Aggro Santos has been charged with raping two
women.

The 22-year-old is accused of attacking one woman in Chichester in West Sussex
in May and another in Yeovil in Somerset last September.

The rapper - who's real name is Yuri Santos - has been bailed to appear at
Chichester Magistrates Court on September 19th.

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<Slug>048 TRUANCY CAMERON</Slug>
<TEXT>(speech in Norwich)

Parents of pupils who play truant from school face having their benefits cut.

David Cameron says he's asked a government review to look in to the measure
following last month's riots.

The Prime Minister says parents should be held accountable for their
children's behaviour.

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<Slug>CLOTHES</Slug>
<TEXT>Four men have been questioned on suspicion of stealing secondhand clothes from
UK charities, worth hundreds and thousands of pounds.

Yesterday thirty officers raided a warehouse in Essex, believed to be the hub
of an international criminal network. 

20 thousand pounds was seized, along with charity bags and computers.
 
All four men have been released on bail.

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<Slug>COURSES</Slug>
<TEXT>A bunch of new courses are being put on at Weston college...

They include a 20-week house makeover course just for women where they will learn painting, wallpapering, glazing and artexing...
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