Wednesday headlines

Unprepared for the deluge -
A review's found Britain wasn't ready to deal with last summer's floods.
That's the conclusion of an independent report into the onslaught which left thousands homeless.
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Police have discovered a body in a house in the city.
The discovery was made at an address in Queens Road yesterday afternoon.
It's thought the man's death was drug related.
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A park in Peacehaven was the scene for a planned brawl on Friday night.
That's the suspicion of Sussex police after scores of kids from rival schools met up.
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It's reported a British tourist's died after a suspected outbreak of salmonella at an Italian hotel.
The Foreign Office says sixteen people are being treated in hospital.
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A 69 year barrister from Brighton's to sue the Home Office.
She claims they sacked her for being to old.
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Andy Murray's through to the second round of Wimbledon, where he'll face Belgium's Xavier Malisse.
The British number one opened his SW19 campaign with a straight sets win over veteran Frenchman Fabrice Santoro.
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Sylvia and Mohamed will face the boot from Big Brother after receiving the most nominations.
Normal service should resume on Friday after last week's eviction was cancelled.
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And McFly have announced they're giving away their new album for free.
The pop band - who recently split from their record company - have decided to release the new record in the Mail on Sunday.
They follow in the footsteps of Prince who did the same thing last year.