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<Slug>014 PASTY AHMED</Slug>
<TEXT>(His shop is in Bristol)

Plans to tax pasties have been dropped by the government.

It follows fierce opposition to the proposals, which were introduced during
the budget.

The treasury says baked goods - which are intended to cool - will not be
subject to VAT.

Labour says the government is a shambles for its turnaround, but the coalition
says it's listened to what people want.

Bakery owner Imran Ahmed thinks it's good news:

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<Slug>INFANTS 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Burnham Infants School re-opens today - more than a week after severe flooding forced it to close.

A boiler leak left 2 to 3 inches of standing water throughout the building.

The school says industrial fans and dehumidifiers have been brought in - and there's now enough room space and toilet facilities available for them to re-open.
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<Slug>dentist 8</Slug>
<TEXT>A report's found we're not being given enough information on our dental health - and we're being ripped off.

The Office of Fair Trading says half a million of us are misled by our dentists every year - into paying for treatment that we could have had for free on the NHS.
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<Slug>BIKE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A 13 year old boy's had his bike nicked - while he was riding it through Weston.

A man stopped him and took the bmx while the teenager was on a track at the back of Puttingthorpe Drive just before seven o'clock last Monday evening.
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<Slug>voice 8</Slug>
<TEXT>The Voice had its worst viewing figures this weekend.

That's despite guest appearances by Kylie Minogue and Cheryl Cole.

Just four-and-a-half million people tuned in on Saturday.
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