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A MAN has died at a campsite and police have been called in to probe the tragedy.Cops were called to聽Uphill Road North in Weston-super-Mare, north Somerset,聽at 8.23am on September 23.1Emergency services were called to聽Uphill Road North in Weston-super-MareParamedics were responding to a medical incident at a campsite, before Avon and Somerset Police arrived.The force said a man died at the scene.It is not being treated as suspicious and a file for the coroner will be prepared.A
stanley termosas statement from police said: We were called to support the ambulance service at 8.23am on Saturday 23 September with a medical incident they were responding to at a campsite in Uphill Road North.Read more NewsFINDING JILLS KILLE
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stanley thermoskannen nts.2 Controversial landlord Fergus Wilson raised his rents by 拢50 a month within an hour of the Bank of England hiking interest ratesCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceHe said yesterday: Mr Carney decided to change it. It is totally down to him. They never consulted me over it. I would have said, Leave it alone . I wish they had not. And I don t think all the customers will understand. They are just 颅worried about when the next tin of baked beans is going to hit them in the pocket. Bank of England boss Mark Carney warns the chances of exiting the EU without a deal are uncomfortably high Mr Wilson, 69, said the rent rise will affect around 400 of his properties in Ashford, Kent. Initially only new tenants will be charged more.But existing ones will be hit when
