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<Slug>welfare10</Slug>
<TEXT>The Prime Minister wants to end what he calls the "culture of entitlement" by changing the welfare system.

David Cameron's expected to outline plans later to scrap housing benefit for under 25s and withdraw dole money for those who don't try hard enough to find work.
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<TEXT>A consultation begins today about how to tackle housing issues in Boscombe.

Bournemouth Council's asking residents about improving the quality of properties, reducing the number of bedsits and encouraging investment in the area.

Kelly Ansell's from the council:

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B/A: The deadline to have your say is August the third.

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<Slug>waist 10</Slug>
<TEXT>A health MOT finds most women have thicker waistlines than they should.

A study points to a greater risk of infertility, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.

The data also shows an assumption that British women are predominantly pear shaped is not accurate.
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<TEXT>Brittany Ferries has announced the Barfleur will make a return to Poole next summer.

It will operate one service to Cherbourg and back every day from March the 18th.

Initially planned to run until November, it is hoped the service may continue to be year-round.
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<Slug>england10</Slug>
<TEXT>England's football team will fly home today after getting knocked out of Euro 2012.

They were beaten by Italy on penalties after the match finished goalless.
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