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<TITLE>fire 10 15/8</TITLE>
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<Slug>DRUGS 1</Slug>
<TEXT>18 suspected drug dealers have been arrested in Boscombe in the last fortnight...

The police have seized large amounts of what's thought to be heroin and crack cocaine after issuing 11 warrants. They've also closed down a property that was being used as a cannabis factory.

Some of the 18 arrested have been charged and others bailed while officers continue to investigate.
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<Slug>POLICE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Dorset Police say the recent murders in Bournemouth made it a challenge to police the county as well as run a major security operation for the Olympic sailing events.

Assistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting says they were lucky to get additional help from other forces..and actually crime has dropped compared to the same time last year.

He also praised the efforts of our police men and women and told Fire news they've got a busy time ahead too:

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<Slug>review 10</Slug>
<TEXT>A major review of cosmetic surgery has been launched to try to prevent a repeat of the P-I-P breast implant scandal.

It will look at the advice patients are given before operations - and whether greater regulation's needed.
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<Slug>jobs 10</Slug>
<TEXT>Job prospects for young people are said to be at their worst in almost 20 years.

The TUC says the situation has been at "crisis levels" since the recession started in 2008.
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<Slug>CHERR 2</Slug>
<TEXT>and in sport - Cherries are out of the Capital One Cup.

they were beaten 5-3 on penalties by Oxford United after it finished goal-less in extra time.
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<Slug>AINSLIE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>and Lymington's Ben Ainslie got a big welcome home as hundreds packed out the town's yacht club last night to welcome the most successful Olympic sailor in history.
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