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Fresh call to Support Local Libraries Local News - 12:02am 4th February 2012 Special events are being held at libraries across South Wiltshire and West Hampshire today. |
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Cancer Information Day in Salisbury Local News - 12:02am 4th February 2012 There will be information on the different types of cancer and help and support for those with cancer and their carers. |
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World Strongman in Salisbury Local News - 12:02am 4th February 2012 Terry Hollands was Britain's strongest man in 2007, and is visiting the city today (Feb. 4th) |
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Drug Case Against Lance Armstrong Dropped Sport - 8:01am 4th February 2012 Cycling star Lance Armstrong will not be charged over allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs after federal prosecutors dropped a criminal investigation against him. |
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Cavendish Prepares For Team Sky Debut Sport - 8:01am 4th February 2012 Mark Cavendish is preparing for his first race for Team Sky. |
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Arrests In London After Syrian Embassy Mobbed National - 7:01am 4th February 2012 Five people have been arrested outside the Syrian embassy in London after 150 people gathered to demonstrate against the shelling of Homs. |
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£1m Portas Contest To Breathe Life Into Towns National - 6:01am 4th February 2012 Towns are being offered a slice from a £1m pot to come up with ideas for reviving their high streets. |
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Bradley Manning Faces WikiLeaks Court Martial World - 5:01am 4th February 2012 The US Army has confirmed that Bradley Manning, the US soldier charged with passing thousands of secret documents to WikiLeaks, will face court martial and the risk of life imprisonment. |
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Cartoons Show The Changing Face Of A Queen National - 4:02am 4th February 2012 Her Maj is a new cartoon exhibition covering the changing face of the Queen and the changing attitudes towards her over the past 60 years. |
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Tens Of Thousands Expected At Putin Protests World - 3:01am 4th February 2012 Tens of thousands of people are preparing to take to the streets of Moscow to protest both for and against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. |
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