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<TEXT>Boris Johnson is calling for schoolchildren to be given two hours of PE 
a day to secure the sporting legacy of the London Olympics.

The Mayor of London says widening participation in sport
after the Games is of "profound" importance.

He says the Olympic Park will become one of the capital's must-see sights --
and education is the key.

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<TEXT>Hopes of more British golds continue this afternoon.

Nicola Adams fights in the first ever women's boxing final and Great Britain's dressage team are in the individual competition.

But swimmer Keri-Anne Payne could only manage fourth in the 10 kilometre marathon race.
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<TEXT>Poole sailors Lucy and Kate MacGregor and Annie Lush are still sailing at the Olympics today - despite their medal chances being over.

They're in the Match Racing sail-off for 5th place, after a controversial quarter-final defeat to Russia yesterday.

They unsuccessfuly protested a photo-finish which went against them.
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<TEXT>Beachgoers in Dorset are being warned of the continuing dangers of ladnslides along the coast.

It's after another rockfall near Charmouth yesterday - about 2 weeks after the death of 22 year old Charlotte Blackman at Burton Bradstock near Bridport.

The coastguard says no-one was hurt this time - but five people were asked to leave the area.
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<TEXT>And we might have to pay more for a cuppa soon.

The international price of tea's risen to its highest level in two and a half years as weather conditions affect crops.
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