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<TEXT>The power is still out at 2 and a half thousand homes in Bournemouth this morning..

A major fault caused it to go off around the Hospital, Queens Park and Winton area just after 6...and means the traffic lights at the Cooper Dean roundabout aren't working.

Southern Electric have told us they don't know what's caused it - but their engineers are working on it.
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<TEXT>Girls as young as five are worrying about their size and appearance, according to an inquiry by MPs.

They're calling for lessons on body image at school, and even suggest people going to cosmetic surgery should face a psychiatric exam.
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<TEXT>Thousands more parents are going to be entitled to free childcare.

Nick Clegg's announcing the scheme - already available to parents with 3 and 4 year-olds - will be extended to 2-year-olds as well.
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<TEXT>A group of teenagers from Bournemouth have started up their own company to help aspiring local artists and designers get work.

Artist Unite has been set up by 14 to 17 year olds from 5 different schools, through the Young Enterprise scheme.

The company's director Jasmine Craig, who's 15 and from Avonbourne School, told us artists will get 55-percent of each commission, with the rest going back into running the business:

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<TEXT>And footballer Mario Balotelli says he won't put up with racism if he's abused at Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine.

The Manchester City striker says he'll walk away from the tournament.
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