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<TEXT>Hundreds of protesters have attacked the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.

The Israeli Ambassador has been forced to leave the country after a huge crowd
hurled documents and flags from the windows.

The violence was sparked by the death of five Egyptian border guards last
month - during an Israeli operation against gunmen. 

Protesters like Amr Attiyya - are angry and passionate:

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<TEXT>America is preparing to mark tomorrow's tenth anniversary of 9/11.

A series of events will be held, to remember the victims of the terror attacks
on New York and Washington.

Tony Blair was Prime Minister at the time of the attacks.

In an interview with The Times, he says the West underestimated the threat of
international terrorism.

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<TEXT>An investigation's been launched after a number of babies died at a hospital in Cumbria.

Police say it follows the death of Joshua Titcombe, nine days after his birth at Furness General Hospital, in October 2008.

It's not yet clear exactly how many deaths the investigation will look into.
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<TEXT>A massive party on the pier is being planned for this years Weston beach race.

Soul band 'Three Degrees' will be flying in from the states to perform on Saturday October the 8th...

Anyone who buys a ticket in advance will also get a £5 voucher for the fun fair rides.
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<TEXT>The new birthing pool at Weston General Hospital’s Maternity Unit has been used for the first time.

Mum Sam Walkley gave birth to her little boy Harrison there last week.
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<TEXT>and Get set for an emotional X Factor show tonight.

Lascel Wood apparently impresses the judges with a powerful performance in front of his mum.

The 20-year-old from Brighton was fostered when he was four because his mum suffered from bipolar disorder, but she was at his audition to see him sing properly for the first time. 
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