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<TEXT>A judge in LA will tell a jury later - it's down to them to decide how Michael Jackson died.

After more than five weeks of evidence in the trial of Doctor Conrad Murray, legal teams finished summing up last night.

He denies involuntary manslaughter.
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<Slug>OCCUPY 2</Slug>
<TEXT>An eviction hearing's taking place this morning - as Bournemouth council try and get rid of the anti-capitalist protesters camped outside the Town Hall..

They say they're worried about sanitation and that the demonstrators are affecting public services like weddings.

The campers say they're not disrupting anyone.
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<TEXT>Chancellor George Osborne is warning that a Greek exit from the euro would be "pretty traumatic".

The Greek prime minister has ditched plans for a referendum on his country's bailout package - and faces a confidence vote tonight.
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<Slug>YOUTH 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Two local teenagers are heading to London for a big debate infront of top MP's later...

They'll be looking at the issues most affecting young people at the moment...like tuition fees

Nathan Thompson from Poole is going...along with Amber Lovell from Bournemouth:

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<TEXT>A three-minute chorus of bells will be rung out across Britain to signal the start of the first day of the London 2012 Games.

The idea's come from Turner Prize winner Martin Creed who wants all the bells in the country to be rung together at 8am.
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<TEXT>Friends and rivals are all paying tribute to Sir Alex Ferguson as he prepares to mark 25 years in charge of Manchester United this weekend.

He's won 12 Premier League titles and lifted the European Cup twice.
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