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<TEXT>David Cameron and Barack Obama will hold formal talks at the White House later - on the second day of the Prime Minister's official visit to the US.

Afghanistan and Syria are expected to be the main topics they discuss..

Last night the President took Mr Cameron to watch his first game of basketball after a flight in Air Force One.
in Ohio.
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<TEXT>Condor Ferries have announced they'll be operating from Poole throughout the summer...while their berth in Weymouth is repaired...

Ferry bosses have said the service will operate to and from the Channel Islands and St Malo - leading to a potential boost for tourism in Poole.
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<TEXT>Bournemouth students have decided to hold talks with Uni bosses - rather than walkout today over the rise in tuition fees.

The students union thought it would be more useful for their members to question the vice chancellor fees and bursaries - rather than stage a walkout.
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<TEXT>Police chiefs are calling for water cannon to be made more readily available to forces across England and Wales in an attempt to avoid a repeat of last summer's
riots.

A report by Scotland Yard says the vehicles are valuable crowd control weapons. 

The use of tear gas and Taser stun guns to restore order is also being considered.
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<TEXT>Steven Gerrard hit a hat-trick for Liverpool in a 3-0 win over Everton at Anfield last night.

It was the captain's first start since returning from injury.

The victory also came off the back of three straight defeats for Liverpool in the league.
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