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<TEXT>David Cameron is promising to tackle what he calls the "scandal" of binge drinking that costs the NHS billions of pounds a year.

It's thought the Prime Minister will call for sobering up cells in our streets as part of a crackdown.
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<TEXT>Christchurch Council says it would rather use a site earmarked for travellers pitches for business use or even housing.

Grange Road Depot has been identified by independent consultants as a potential transit site for Gypsies - but Councillors think the 80 hectare site could be put to better use.

They say they will continue to find suitable sites for travellers - and the Cabinet will consider what's best to do at a meeting in April.
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<TEXT>The latest jobless figures are out this morning and they're expected to show a rise in unemployment for the eighth month in a row.

Analysts predicted that the number of people out of work will increase by over 80-thousand when the latest data is published
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<TEXT>Two Dorset charities have revealed they raised about six thousand pounds each from a massive Zumba dance class - despite not being able to break the world record.

Lewis-Manning Hospice and Wessex Autistic Society needed 2013 people for a new record, but only around 600 turned out at the B-I-C on Sunday.
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<TEXT>In sport - Carlos Tevez is reportedly facing another fine from Manchester City, ahead of meeting manager Roberto Mancini later.

The striker hasn't play for the club since September

Mancini's said to be furious, after being accused on Argentinian TV of treating Tevez "like a dog."
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