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By Kerry Mcqueeney PUBLISHED: 06:26 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 20:04 EST, 17 July 2012 Former BBC presenter Dan Penteado was jailed yesterday for pocketing £25,000 in benefits while he was being paid to track down cowboy traders on television. Penteado, who admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming the benefits, was sentenced to 12 weeks. The father of two, who co-hosts the Rogue Traders part of the show Watchdog, received £24,077 in housing benefit and £868 in council tax benefit while the BBC paid him £56,000 over four years. Penteado, 40, who lives in a rented £375,000 townhouse in Bournemouth, was caught out when a council housing benefit officer recognised him on TV.
from the television programme
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- BBC and recognised the name from
- Bournemouth and recognised the name from
- Dan Penteado and recognised the name from
- Kerry Mcqueeney and recognised the name from
- Penteado and recognised the name from
- Rogue Traders and recognised the name from

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Dan Penteado and recognised the name from

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By Kieran Corcoran and Emma Glanfield Beach lovers and music fans rushed to make the most of the fast-fading sunshine across the country today as Britain braced itself for a wet weekend. Events such as the T in the Park festival in Scotland got off to a bright start today - but with the threat of looming clouds which were set to put a major dampener on the fun in the coming days. Forecasters predicted damp conditions sweeping in throughout Saturday - while commuters in the capital got an early taste of rain with a wet voyage to work. The downpours are set to begin in Northern Ireland this afternoon before rolling across the sea to the north-west of England and western Scotland.
in Scotland, while parts of eastern
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- Balado will experience sharp
- Britain will experience sharp
- Emma Glanfield will experience sharp
- England will experience sharp
- Kieran Corcoran will experience sharp
- Kinross will experience sharp
- London will experience sharp
- Northern Ireland will experience sharp
- Scotland will experience sharp
- South East will experience sharp
- T in the Park will experience sharp

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England will experience sharp

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(CNN) -- A former exotic dancer has filed a lawsuit against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, accusing him of sexual assault. In the suit filed Monday in Dallas County, Jana Weckerly claims that Jones assaulted her in 2009 and that the Dallas Cowboys knew about and covered up the incident. Weckerly is seeking "monetary relief of over $1,000,000," according to the suit. Reaction from the Cowboys was swift. Levi McCathern, an attorney representing the team, called the allegations "completely false" and "a shakedown." "The legal complaint is unsupported by facts or evidence of any kind," McCathern said in a written statement. "This is nothing more than an attempt to embarrass and extort Jerry Jones."
But the suit alleges that the owner penetrated
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- CNN with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Cowboys with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Dallas County with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Dallas Cowboys with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Jana Weckerly with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Jerry Jones with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Jones with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Levi McCathern with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- McCathern with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.
- Weckerly with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.

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Jana Weckerly with his fingers and forced her to touch his genitals without her consent.