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<TEXT>A man accused of going on a shooting spree during a showing of the new Batman movie in America will appear in court later. (1630bst)

Overnight, President Obama met victims' families and visited those who remain in hospital in Colorado.
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<TEXT>After a consultation about pay and display parking in Weston - local people are gonna see their permits halved.

40 people took part - 15 objecting to the plans - and now the councils decided to lower on-street permit costs from 62 to 31 pounds.

A report will now go before the council's executive next week, with officers recommending pay and display charges are implemented - but with those reductions.
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<TEXT>It's thought two young sisters who went missing in Manchester could have spent the night in a derelict house.

Liana and Teigan Boyd have now been found safe and well after a police search.
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<TEXT>Celebrities and businesses that use aggressive tax avoidance schemes could soon
be named and shamed.

The government is considering the plans as part of its fight to help Revenue
and Customs collect the money it's owed.

But the Taxpayers' Alliance has called the idea a "sticking plaster" that only
deals with the problem in the short-term.

The organisation's director is Matthew Sinclair:

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<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy's been confirmed as Team GB's flagbearer at the Olympic opening ceremony.

The cyclist got the most votes from the British team.
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