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<TEXT>Police are cracking down on metal thieves in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch.

From now on anyone selling metal to a scrap yard will have to provide ID and proof of their address..if they refuse they won't get any money for the goods.

In the past few months metal has been stolen from churches, schools and local businesses.
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<TEXT>The inquest into the death of a 24 year old man - who died after being hit by a coach on the A35 - has been opened and adjourned.

Matthew Cottrell who was from Southport was reportedly on his way back from his own stag do in Poole when he was hit while walking along the side of the road near Bloxworth.

Police say they're still waiting to find out what killed him.
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<Slug>welfare5</Slug>
<TEXT>David Cameron says he's determined to end the "culture of entitlement" in Britain.

The PM's set out plans to scrap housing benefit for
people under the age of 25 and child benefit for families with more than three children.
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<Slug>CENTRE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>New family homes and a community centre which cost 2.2 million pounds - have opened in Bournemouth.

They've been built in Strouden Park and all the 17 houses and bungalows are affordable.

The community centre opens today and it's hoped it will give local kids somewhere to go.
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<Slug>sport 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Roy Hodgson has defended England's tactics in Euro 2012 and claims they tried to play positively. 

He admits his dream was shattered by their penalty shoot-out defeat by Italy.

Hodgson has also accepted their greatest weakness was their inability to keep the ball.
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