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<TITLE>fire 10 26/4</TITLE>
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<Slug>PCSO 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A female PCSO is due in court today accused of attacking another woman in Bournemouth.
 
42-year-old Denise Lockyer  - who works in north Bournemouth - is accused of assault by beating and theft.

A woman was left with a bruised arm near Bournemouth library earlier this month - the PCSO's been suspended while the case is ongoing.
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<Slug>mobile 10</Slug>
<TEXT>A major study has found there is no evidence that mobile phones damage our health.

But the experts think we should keep monitoring the situation incase any problems emerge in the future.
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<Slug>may 10</Slug>
<TEXT>A man's been questioned by police after a threat was made to kill the Home Secretary Theresa May.

A 33-year-old man from Blackburn was arrested on Monday and has been released on bail.
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<Slug>leveson 10</Slug>
<TEXT>Rupert Murdoch is back up before the Leveson Inquiry in the next half hour.

It's thought that questions on phone hacking are likely to dominate the hearing.
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<Slug>BRUCIE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Legendary entertainer Sir Bruce Forsyth is bringing his stand up tour to Bournemouth's Pavilion tonight

He's now 84 but reckons he's still got loads of younger fans.

He told Fire News he's been looking forward to coming here:

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<Slug>sport 10</Slug>
<TEXT>It'll be Chelsea against Bayern Munich in the final of the Champions League. 

The German side beat Real Madrid on penalties last night.
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