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<TEXT>A jury will be sworn in today in the trial of the man accused of killing Bristol woman Joanna Yeates.

33 year-old Vincent Tabak who was her neighbour - admits manslaughter, but denies murder.

Jo's body was found in North Somerset on Christmas day last year.
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<Slug>apple 8</Slug>
<TEXT>The man who gave the world the iphone and the ipad has died..

Steve Jobs transformed the way millions of people communicate..

He lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.

Rival companies have struggled to keep up with Apple - not least because they keep on updating their products.

Here's Steve launching the iPad 2:
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<Slug>022 HACKING BRUNT</Slug>
<TEXT>(Note MGN's denial in audio)


A former reporter from a Mirror Group newspaper has claimed hacking was rife
at the publication.

In a statement for an employment tribunal, David Brown - who worked for The
People - said it was covered up by executives.

His case was settled out of court, so the details remained secret.

Sky's Martin Brunt broke the story.

[Take AUDIO
NUMBER: 022
OUT WORDS: these allegations
Duration: 13"]


[Total 00:33]
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<TEXT>My Family actor Kris Marshall has been charged with motoring offences in Somerset after failing to supply a breath test.

The 38-year-old - who also appears in the BT adverts - was stopped in a Tesco car park in Wells early on Saturday morning.

He's been released on bail.
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<Slug>POLICE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>The Police's Somerset Operations Base could be moving from Taunton to Bridgwater...and next week more detailed plans go on show.

The public consultation's being held over two days - next Wednesday and Saturday the fifteenth.

Their new home would have 36 cells...an enquiry office and house specialist and support teams.
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<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Children's centres across North Somerset need more volunteers.

The district's fourteen centres currently only have about thirty people helping out...to give mums and dads a bit of a break.

They're after anyone with knowledge and skills to contribute.
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