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<TEXT>There's a blow for India ahead of the third Test against England next week.

Harbhajan Singh has been ruled out of the Edgbaston match because of a stomach
injury suffered in the second Test defeat.

He has a lower abdominal tear and is expected to be out of action for 10-to-12
days.

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<TEXT>The government's setting out its plans to reform copyright laws - and make it
legal to copy CDs.

Ministers say the current regulations protecting intellectual property are
archaic.

Matt Steele has more.

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<TEXT>Leonardo DiCaprio's been named the highest paid actor in Hollywood for the
first time.

He's topped the Forbes list after the success of Inception and Shutter Island
- he apparently raked in 47 million pounds last year.

Johnny Depp was second and Adam Sandler third.

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They say never work with animals or children - or glove puppets.

Paul Daniels has confirmed he was injured after Sooty lobbed a pizza at his
head.

The veteran magician had to visit hospital to get eye drops - but says he's
fine now and is performing at the Edinburgh Fringe later.

Paul couldn't confirm what sort of pizza it was:





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Oprah Winfrey is being honoured with an honorary Oscar.

The American chat show host is being recognised for her outstanding
contribution to humanitarian work.

Her charity 'Oprah's Angel Network' raised more than 80 million dollars alone.

Winfrey will receive the statuette at an event in November.

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Robbie Williams reportedly admits it's his ego that stops him being in Take
That full-time.

The boys have been on their record-breaking Progress tour, which ended on
Friday.

Rob apparently reckons his big head means he needs to go back to being a solo
artist now the tour is over.

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A 15 year old pedestrian has been treated for serious facial injuries after a collision with a motorbike in Bornemouth last night.

It happened at the bear cross roundabout - the motorcyclist was treated for minor injuries.




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Poole Council says it's looking to create at least 100 new affordable homes over the next 4 years.

If successful, the grant available for each home could be twenty thousand pounds.

The council will now start to look for land to build the homes on - up to 175 could be built under the plans.

to provide affordable housing.

The council’s Corporate Strategy idenitfies affordable housing as one of its key priorities and Full Council has approved proposals seeking to deliver 100 new affordable homes on council-owned land over the next four years.

The Homes and Community Agency (HCA) is inviting the providers of affordable housing, Registered Providers, to submit bids for money to them to help fund more homes.  If successful the HCA grant would be about £20,000 for each new affordable home.

With the council’s commitment to provide the land, the HCA has indicated that it would support a bid for 175 new homes in Poole,  75 of which could be provided in the Regeneration Area.

Officers will now look at potential council-owned land which would be suitable  but no specific sites have yet been identified. The use of Council land would be considered as an investment in the Council’s priority of providing affordable homes,  even though little or no capital receipt would be returned to the council for the land.

Cllr Mike White, Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Planning and Regeneration, Borough of Poole, said : "Securing affordable housing remains one of the council’s highest priorities. Delivering new affordable homes in an economic downturn is particularly challenging which is why I am delighted that the council is putting in place this initiative in partnership with the HCA to identify where new homes might be able to be provided within Poole."

I’m Gareth Davies



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