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<TEXT>Construction work's begun on a new road and railway bridge in Bridgwater.

It will link developments in the north east of the town such as the Morrisons distribution centre and 2000 new homes, to the A38 from next February.

The county council say one month's work can be completed before the compulsory national closedown of roadworks during the Olympics.
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<TEXT>North Somerset councillors will decide today whether to contribute 650 thousand pounds towards repairs to Clevedon pier.

It's Grade 1 listed and work needs to be done to stop the structure deteriorating.

It's gonna cost almost 800 thousand pounds altogether and the rest of the cash will come from the Pier and the Heritage Trust.
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<TEXT>The head of MI5 says it's impossible to guarantee the security of the Olympics.

Jonathan Evans has warned there is "no doubt" that some groups have considered an attack.
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<TEXT>UK households are wasting more than 1 billion pounds a year by not unplugging
household appliances which aren't being used.

The Energy Saving Trust claims we all could save 86-pounds on our annual
electricity bills by turning off gadgets that are left on standby.

Lord Taylor is minister for environment, food and rural affairs.

He says appliances need to be designed to make it easier for us to cut their
power.

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<TEXT>The Football Association's strongly condemned racist tweets directed at two players who missed penalties for England on Sunday.

Police are investigating reports that Ashley Cole and Ashley Young were hit by a deluge of offensive postings on Twitter.
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