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<TEXT>Car insurance companies are being told to be tougher on people trying to claim for whiplash.

The cost of premiums has shot up by 20 percent in the last 2 years

A group of MPs has found the sharp increase is largely down to massive amounts being paid out for minor accidents.
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<TEXT>An eighty-eight million pound scheme to ease congestion on the M4 the other side of Bristol gets underway today.

There'll be overnight closures and lower speed limits between junctions 19 and 22 - but the hard shoulder will be open as an extra lane there and on the M5 between J-15 and 17.

If you're likely to be heading up that way after ten P-M you're advised to allow extra time.
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<TEXT>British spies accused of being involved in the torture of terror suspects will
find out today if they're to face any criminal charges.

Prisoners at Guantanamo Bay claim British security and intelligence officials
colluded in their torture and abuse.

Sky's Sophy Ridge says newspaper reports claim police and the Director of
Public Prosecutions, won't bring charges when they make a statement later.

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<TEXT>A rock school for kids opens at Nailsea School today..

The Rock project will teach 7 to 18 year olds how to play instruments like the guitar, drums and bass...and students are encouraged to form their own bands...

They'll do a bunch of gigs including one in London in October - where there's the chance to get signed to a record lable.
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<TEXT>She's not even a week old, but Blue Ivy Carter is already making music history.

Billboard says thanks to her dad, Jay-Z, featuring her on his new song, "Glory," Blue becomes the youngest person to ever appear on its chart.

Her cries are heard at the end of the track, which will enter at number 74 this week.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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