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<TEXT>The new non-urgent police number 101 - has gone live in Dorset today...

It's hoped it will allow the 999 number to be used solely for emergencies.

Chief Superintendant Colin Searle told us when we should use it:

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<TEXT>Bailiffs are to evict travellers from their homes at the UK's biggest illegal traveller site later.

An operation was due to begin at 8 at dale farm in Essex  - but it's now been put back a few hours. 

Riot police are on stand-by in case the eviction turns violent.
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<TEXT>Six men have been arrested as part of a large counter-terrorism operation.

West Midlands Police say their raids happened overnight in Birmingham.
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<TEXT>A sculpture of a lion which became a memorial for a Red Arrows pilot who died after a display at Bournemouth Air Festival - has fetched around 5 thousand pounds at a charity auction.

The lion which depicts the Red Arrows in flight above Bournemouth Pier was one of 50 that went under the hammer at the Pavilion last night...
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<TEXT>A 2 nil victory over Exeter saw Bournemouth get their second away win a week...on Saturday.
 
New loan signing Wes Thomas's curling shot put the Cherries in front and then an own goal by the Grecians Richard Duffy secured all 3 points for Bournemouth.
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<TEXT>England forward James Haskell says their two performances at the rugby union World Cup so far have not been good enough.

Next up is a clash with Romania on Saturday.
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