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<Slug>euro 8</Slug>
<TEXT>England are through to the quarter finals of Euro 2012, after surviving a tough test against Ukraine.

They won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Wayne Rooney - and now face Italy on Sunday.
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<Slug>ACADEMY 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Bournemouth could be getting a new 4 million pound academy school to cope with the recent baby boom.

The council need to find 330 reception class places by next September and if the plans are given the go ahead today the town's former Townsend School which shut in 2008 will be reopened and expanded to take some of the those kids.

Neil Goddard from the children's services department explains what would happen next:

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<Slug>HOUSING 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Councillors are also set to recommend launching a consultation into how to tackle housing issues in Boscombe.

It would include asking residents about improving the quality of properties, reducing the number of bedsits and encouraging investment in the area.
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<TEXT>Long-term unemployed is being described as a "hidden crisis".

The think tank IPPR says it believes the latest jobless figures, out later, are likely to be up, after two months of falls.
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<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A beach hut at Mudeford Spit is thought to have become the most expensive in the UK.

The hut - which sleeps six and has a kitchen with stove ... but no running water, toilet or electricity - has been snapped up for a hundred and seventy thousand pounds, by a family from Christchurch.
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