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<TEXT>Schools could have to open earlier and close later as part of government plans to help parents with childcare.

The Prime Minister says he wants to bring down the costs for working mums and dads, who need people to look after their children.
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<TEXT>Young people, who're out of work for a year or more, should be given guaranteed part-time jobs.

That's one idea from a study by the research group, The Work Foundation, which also says jobless youngsters should receive travel subsidies.

MInisters claim measures ARE in place for for them to find sustainable jobs.
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<TEXT>Police are investigating two recent burglaries in Bournemouth and Poole.

In the first, a man was punched and kicked in the Spring Walk alleyway through Springbourne after 10 P-M on Sunday June the tenth - with 90 pounds and his birth certificate stolen.

Then last Wednesday two-hundred and fifty pounds worth of DJ equipment was taken from a shed in Davis Road, Branksome.
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<TEXT>The Voice UK Live Tour - due to start at the BIC in September - has been cancelled after poor ticket sales.

It's another blow for the BBC show which saw a spectacular drop in viewers after its early stages.

The BIC says ticket holders will be contacted soon.
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<TEXT>In football, Wayne Rooney returns from suspension tonight for England's final Euro 2012 group game against the hosts Ukraine.

A draw will be enough to see them through to the quarter-finals, where they could play either Spain or Italy who progressed last night.
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