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<TEXT>A Poole man's appeared at Bournemouth Crown Court accused of 10 sex offences against women and children..

The charges range from sexual touching to rape..

55 year old Kenneth Freemantle - who gave his address now as Fortuneswell on Portland has been remanded in custody until his next court appearence on July the 18th..
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<Slug>048 TWINS MCQUILLIN</Slug>
<TEXT>A coroner has ruled that there were "failings" in the care of premature twins
who died after being given an 'extreme' amount of morphine at Stafford Hospital.

An inquest has heard how the overdose "played a part in the deaths" of Alfie
and Harry McQuillin.

The NHS Trust says it's "very sorry" the care they gave was "not good enough".

The twins' dad Phillip says it's too late for apologies.

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<TEXT>Plans for a new stand and hotel at AFC Bournemouth's stadium have gone on show..

The proposals, to develop the empty South Stand and create a 36 bedroom hotel have been unviled at the Champions restuarant so local people can have their say before a planning application is submitted by the club.
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<Slug>TEACHING 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Over five million pounds in to be spent on a new purpose-built school in Bournemouth for children with autism.

The facility for 60 pupils will be run by Linwood School but built at Heathland Primary, which will also get investment to refurbish its other buildings.

The Council's voted to put just over a million pounds in from it's school fund, and borrow the rest.
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<Slug>wing 5</Slug>
<TEXT>A stuntman's successfully jumped from 2-and-a-half-thousand feet without a parachute.

Gary Connery used nothing but a wing suit in Oxfordshire - he landed on a pile of 18-thousand cardboard boxes.
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<Slug>sport 5</Slug>
<TEXT>England's Euro 2012 players have now assembled in Manchester for their first face-to-face meeting with new manager Roy Hodgson.

They take on Norway on Saturday in a friendly.
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