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<Slug>Jubilee 8</Slug>
<TEXT>While most of us are returning to work after the long Diamond Jubilee weekend, the celebrations aren't quite over yet for The Queen.

She will host a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government later.

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Meanwhile, Prince Philip has spent a second night in hospital with a bladder infection.

Buckingham Palace says he's in good spirits - but was disappointed to have missed some of the Jubilee celebrations..
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<Slug>001 CHILDREN MORIARTY</Slug>
<TEXT>Nine in ten mums and dads still think there are problems with the way some
companies advertise to children.

Research by the Chartered Institute of Marketing shows parents are worried
about youngsters seeing sexually explicit ads targeting them during kid's TV
programmes.

Chris Moriarty (pron: morry-arty) who's from the organisation says there were
also examples of inappropriate products being made for children, like padded
bras.

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<Slug>BUS 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Many teenagers in Somerset will soon be able to get a cheap bus pass.

It's because a number of colleges have agreed to provide a subsidy for Somerset Council’s County Ticket...which means some students could pay as little as 300 pounds.
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<Slug>venus 8</Slug>
<TEXT>A rare astronomical event has been visible from the UK this morning.

The planet Venus has passed across the face of the Sun - an event so rare that we won't see it again in our lifetimes.
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<Slug>OLYMPIC 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Under 5s are being promised the chance to get A Taste of the Olympics at an even in Weston this afternoon.

There'll be a running track, football, obstacle course and tug of war at the Old Town Quarry on Queens Road between 12 and 3 P-M.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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