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<TEXT>Steve Coogan will appear as a witness at the Leveson inquiry into media ethics later. 

He's among hundreds of people - including Hugh Grant who the inquiry heard from yesterday - that believe their phones were hacked by reporters working for titles including the News of the World.
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<TEXT>A factory unit in Poole's been badly damaged in a fire overnight..

It started at Holton heath industrial estate at 11.30 and took 40 firefighters 2 hours to put it out.

Around 200 coconut mats were also damaged. The fire service say they don't know yet what caused it.
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<TEXT>Insurance companies say new drivers should have to pass TWO tests before getting a full driving licence.

They're calling for tougher restrictions on when under-25s can drive, because so many young drivers are involved in accidents.
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<TEXT>The gruesome tails from the Awful Egyptians and Ruthless Romans will be told at Poole lighthouse this week..

The shows are based on the Horrible Histories books and TV series

Author Terry Deary told us how he helped the production company turn them into plays:

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<TEXT>Cherries will hope their good away form can take them through to the second round of the FA Cup tonight.

They're at League Two Gillingham for a replay after squandering a three-one lead in the tie at the Seward Stadium.
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<TEXT>and Harry Redknapp believes his Tottenham team are strong Premier League title contenders...following their 2 nil win over Aston Villa last night.
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<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour
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