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<TEXT>The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial will begin a second day of deliberations later.

The jury at Bristol Crown Court have been urged to reach a unanimous decision, and not allow emotion or sympathy towards her family to cloud their judgment.

Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter, but denies murdering Joanna.
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<TEXT>There's finally been agreement about Europe's debt crisis - potentially saving the single currency and preventing another recession.

The deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece's debts by half, and they'll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future problems.

David Cameron says he is pleased with what's been agreed.
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<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)

There's finally been agreement about Europe's debt crisis - potentially saving
the single currency and preventing another recession.

The deal reached at a Brussels summit means banks will cut Greece's debts by
half, and they'll have to build up more cash in reserve - in case of future
problems.

They'll also be more money set aside in the bail out fund - to help out other
vulnerable countries.

Last night David Cameron said he was pleased with what's been agreed.

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<TEXT>Teenagers who threaten people with knives could face tougher jail terms in future.

Based on current convictions, that would mean up to 400 offenders aged 16 and 17 being sent to prison every year.
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<TEXT>British travellers are being warned to avoid Thailand's capital Bangkok.

The city's being hit by flooding that's killed hundreds elsewhere in the country.

The main airport is still open.
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<TEXT>Redevelopment work at Weston Town Hall - including relocating the central library there - is on track, according to North Somerset Council.

They're now looking at options for the future of the old library building on the Boulevard.

They say it'll 'come down to the most viable, sustainable and cost effective solution'.
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<TEXT>Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has abandoned an injunction to prevent
allegations about his private life being published.

The gagging order prevented the publication of personal details, including a
claim he had an affair with his first wife, while married to his current wife.

When explaining why he ditched the court order, Clarkson says there's an
assumption of guilt which goes hand in hand with an injunction.

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