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<TEXT>Students are take to the streets of London again later - almost a year after a
mass protest over university tuition fees erupted into violence.

Organisers predict as many as 10-thousand people will take part in the
demonstration.

Police are warning they'll crackdown on hardcore troublemakers.

Protest organiser Joana Ramiro says this demo is also reflecting on the wider
effect of government cutbacks.

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<TEXT>The head of the UK Border Force - blamed by the Home Secretary for relaxing immigration controls - has resigned.

Theresa May suspended Brodie Clark accusing him of changing the rules without her permission.
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<TEXT>Today's the first chance to see plans for a new operations base and custody centre for Avon and Somerset Police in Bridgwater.

It would have 36 cells and an enquiry office, and house specialist and support teams.

Work is expected to start next summer for it to open in 2014.

There's a second public meeting on Saturday.
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<TEXT>A Red Arrows pilot who was killed after being ejected from his aircraft while it was on the ground is expected to be officially named later.

An independent inquiry into the incident at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire has been launched.
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<TEXT>X Factor boss Simon Cowell says Frankie Cocozza has "blown a wonderful opportunity" after the teenager was axed from the competition.

Cowell said the 18-year-old had "no one to blame but himself" after he was booted out of the contest after breaking its rules.
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