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<TEXT>A miner has been killed in a second tragedy in a fortnight to hit the industry.

The man died after being trapped by a fallen roof in the Kellingley Colliery,
in North Yorkshire yesterday.

A second miner who was trapped by his leg was brought out alive.

UK Coal manages the pit. 

Chief executive Gareth Williams gave more details about the rescued miner last
night.

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<TEXT>The final days and hours of Michael Jackson's life have been recounted at the opening of the trial into his death.

The singer's doctor is accused of giving him a lethal dose of painkillers, but lawyers for Conrad Murray say Jackson killed HIMSELF with "a perfect storm of drugs".
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<TEXT>Police in Weston have launched a new hotline for the town's businesses to share information on shoplifters.

The new number allows retailers and business owners to contact town centre police officers directly, as well as leave anonymous messages if they prefer.

It's hoped it'll cut the number of thefts by building a picture of repeat offenders.
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<TEXT>Nearly 3a third of drivers send text messages while at the wheel, according to a new survey.

The poll by road safety charity Brake also found 8 percent text-and-drive at least once a week.
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<TEXT>The restoration of public gardens in Burnham WILL be completed after the previous building contractor went into administration.

Sedgemoor District Council says they'll finish the final five percent of work at Marine Cove, after the collapse of St Blaise.

The reopening of the gardens has been postponed.
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<TEXT>More than 200,000 people have been conned by online romance scams, according to new research.

Criminals use fake identities with stolen photos - and some of those targeted have been duped out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

It's the first academic study of the problem.
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