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<TEXT>A woman who died during the London Marathon has raised the largest amount of money ever recorded on the JustGiving website.

The organisation's been receiving thousands of donations since Claire Squires died on Sunday - almost raising half-a-million pounds for the Samaritans.
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<TEXT>Russell Brand says he became addicted to drugs because of emotional and
psychological difficulties.

The comedian has given evidence to a group of MPs - who are reviewing the
Government's drugs policy.

He spoke about the numerous times he was arrested while using heroin.

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<TEXT>BBC Radio 5 Live's been cleared of breaching broadcasting rules when AFC Bournemouth Chairman Eddie Mitchell swore three times on football phone-in 606.

Ofcom says the show handled Feburary's incident 'appropriately' by cutting him off and apologising to listeners.

Mitchell later issued a statement saying sorry - but was fined fifteen hundred pounds for misconduct by the FA.
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<TEXT>A special Diamond Jubilee bus has hit the roads of Bournemouth and Poole.

The Wilts and Dorset single-decker sporting the official logo will be used for various routes in the two towns this summer.
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<TEXT>in sport - Great Britain's football teams have found out who they will face in the group stage at the London Olympics.

The men will play Uruguay, United Arab Emirates and Senegal, while the women's team are up against Brazil, New Zealand and Cameroon.
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