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<TEXT>A teenage boy who died after falling from a boat which was heading from Mudeford to the Isle of Wight has been named as Charlie Hutton from Surrey.

The 14 year olds' parents have paid tribute to their son saying he was "beautiful and talented and hoped to represent Britain in the Olympics at hockey."

He was with his dad and 2 friends when he fell into the water and was hit by the boat's propeller on Friday afternoon.
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<TEXT>Police say a man's died - a day after falling off his bike in Boscombe.

They reckon Thomas Harris who was 32 didn't realise how badly hurt he was after falling on the Overcliff at 6pm on Tuesday so didn't call 999...

His body was found at his home on Wednesday morning.
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<TEXT>Greater Manchester Police say a teenager led them to a derelict house where two young sisters were found safe and well.

Liana Boyd, aged 11, and eight-year-old sister Teigan sparked a massive search when they didn't return from Whitworth Park last night.
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<TEXT>The Olympics Minister says he can't guarantee London's travel system will be faultless over the next few weeks.

Drivers faced delays of up to two hours on some routes this morning as lanes were closed in the run up to the Games.

The full Olympic Route Network comes into force on Wednesday.
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<TEXT>Sir Chris Hoy says to lead out your team at a home Olympics is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The four-time gold medallist was chosen by his fellow members of Team GB to carry the flag at the Games' opening ceremony on Friday.
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