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<Slug>petrol 10</Slug>
<TEXT>Petrol is now more expensive than ever before.

The cost of a litre has hit a new high of 1-pound 42 pence.
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<Slug>inquiry 9</Slug>
<TEXT>A couple cleared of murdering their baby son last year have called for an inquiry into the care he received in two hospitals.

They were accused of abusing the four-month-old after he suffered a fractured skull and died from brain damage - he in fact had severe rickets.
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<Slug>VANDALISM1</Slug>
<TEXT>Vandalism of children's playgrounds in Weston has got so frequent that North Somerset Council have had to hire security guards in the school holidays.

The swings at Weston Woods were set on fire in the most recent attack last week, while equipment at The Glade has also been damaged in recent weeks.

The council say it's cost around 8 thousand pounds to sort it out - money which could have been spent elsewhere..
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<Slug>qatada 10</Slug>
<TEXT>The confusion caused by Abu Qatada's appeal against his deportation means he could be released on bail within weeks.

The Home Secretary Theresa May had promised that the radical cleric would be kept behind bars until he's deported.
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<Slug>POTHOLE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A road in Weston town centre's reopened where a two foot wide hole appeared in the tarmac.

Part of Walliscote Road's been closed since March the 23rd - but has now been temporarily reinforced.

The cause is still being investigated.
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<Slug>dogs 7</Slug>
<TEXT>They're said to be man's best friend and now psychologists at Bath Spa Uni claim dog owners are drawn to breeds that reflect their personalities.

Outgoing extroverts are mostly likely to be seen walking a German shepherd, collie or bulldog.

and owners of greyhounds and beagles tend to be emotionally stable.
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<TEXT>Nova news - now you're up to date
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