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<Slug>ofsted 7</Slug>
<TEXT>A new website is allowing parents in England to rate their children's schools on issues including homework and bullying.

Schools watchdog Ofsted will monitor the feedback - which mums and dads will give anonymously.
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<TEXT>Dozens of protesters have spent the night chained to railings at Dale Farm ready to head off a second attempt to clear the site.

After a day of stand-offs with police in Essex yesterday, bailiffs will head in later to try to finish the job.
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<Slug>SURVEY 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Bournemouth residents under twenty-five are being asked how they'd improve local health services.

The Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI's.

Those who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.
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<Slug>RC 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Bourmemouth's Russell-Cotes museum is set to introduce a permanent summer entry charge.

A trial this year's generated a twenty-three thousand pound profit for the Grade Two listed building, which also houses an art gallery.

But visitor numbers have dropped by more than fifty percent from last year.
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<Slug>westlife 7</Slug>
<TEXT>and some sad news for Westlife fans...

The Irish boy band have announced that they're going to split up...after one final tour next year.
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<Slug>sport 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Chelsea and Arsenal both recorded wins in the Champions League last night.

The Blues thrashed Belgian side Genk 5-nil, while the Gunners are also now top of their group, thanks to a 1-nil victory in Marseilles.
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