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<Slug>021 FUEL GOVER</Slug>
<TEXT>The price of petrol has risen to a new high of 1-pound 42 pence per litre.

A family with two cars is now paying just over 20 pounds a week more at the
pump than they were at the start of the year - as Kevin Gover reports:

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<Slug>inquiry 9</Slug>
<TEXT>A couple cleared of murdering their baby son last year have called for an inquiry into the care he received in two hospitals.

They were accused of abusing the four-month-old after he suffered a fractured skull and died from brain damage - he in fact had severe rickets.
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<Slug>PLANNING 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Bournemouth Council planners have said no to a 100 metre high weather mast being put up in Poole Bay..

It was recommended for approval - in preparation for the proposed Navitus Bay windfarm - but the board's gone against that because of fears it would negatively impact tourism.

Developers Eneco say it would only be a temporary structure.
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<Slug>KINSON 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Meanwhile, a potential indoor skate park for Parkstone looks unlikely to happen.

Council planning officers there have recommended a unit on the Kinson Pottery Estate remains for industrial use.
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<Slug>HORSE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>One of Harry Redknapp's horses has died during a race.

Arry's Orse suffered a heart attack at Ripon.

The Sandbanks football manager lost another, Bygones in Brid just a month ago, when it fell at Taunton.
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<Slug>sport 9</Slug>
<TEXT>England goalkeeper Joe Hart says Paul Scholes would be a great addition to the squad for Euro 2012.

Speculation is growing that the Manchester United midfielder might be tempted out of international retirement for this summer's tournament.
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