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<Slug>MURDER 3</Slug>
<TEXT>A man arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Bournemouth has been bailed and transferred to a mental health unit.

Police still haven't named the victim who was found dead at a flat on Lansdowne Road on Tuesday, or revealed how he died...but an inquest is being opened this afternoon.

They have told us the 29 year old man in custody was known to the victim and that they're not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder.
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<Slug>riots 3</Slug>
<TEXT>Eight men have been found not guilty of the murder of three men during riots in Birmingham.

They were struck by a car in Winson Green as they tried to protect homes and shops from looters.

The trial judge has appealed for calm - and urged the community to respect the jury's findings.
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<Slug>TWIN 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Following a bunch of complaints, the volume of the sirens on Poole's twin sails bridge is gonna be turned down.

People living nearby on West Quay Road and in the old town told the council they were being disturbed early in the morning and late at night when the bridge is being raised and lowered.

The bridge will stay open while the work's done over the next few days.
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<Slug>milk 3</Slug>
<TEXT>Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have added their weight to the row over milk prices.

They say it's "shocking" that many dairy farmers are paid less for their milk than it costs them to produce it.
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<Slug>emmys 3</Slug>
<TEXT>The nominations for this year's Emmy television awards have been announced, and it's good news for British programmes.

Downton Abbey, Luther and Sherlock are all up for awards.
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