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<TEXT>A new website's being launched for parents to complain about things they feel are too sexualised for children.

Mums and dads can raise issues about TV programmes, adverts or products they think are inappropriate.

Our biggest internet providers will also make customers say if they want to view explicit material..
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<TEXT>A server crash means millions of Blackberry users still can't send or receive instant messages.

The fault first emerged yesterday - e-mail services have been restored though.
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<TEXT>There's plans to clean up an area of Bournemouth - which is often associated with drugs and alcohol..

The council and police want to spend 50 thousand pounds turning Boscombe Crescent into a community garden with more trees, new railings and a deep clean of bins and benches..to get more people using it.

They've already been given permission to hold small events on the site.
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<TEXT>Nineties pop sensations Steps are set to bring their reunion tour to Bournemouth's BIC next year...
 
After a break of 10 years, Claire, ‘H’, Faye, Lisa and Lee have reunited for a 14-date arena tour...where they'll be performing classic tunes such as 5,6,7,8 and One for Sorrow.

They'll be at the BIC on April the 16th.
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<TEXT>In Sport - Poole Pirates have won the Elite League Grand Final with a 98-85 aggregate win over Eastbourne Eagles.

It's reported boxer David Haye's about to announce his retirement.

He's apparently told the British Boxing Board of Control that he doesn't want his licence renewed.

Haye had always said he'd quit before his 31st birthday - which is this Thursday.
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