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<Slug>libya</Slug>
<TEXT>Interpol has issued an arrest warrant for Colonel Gaddafi.

It also wants to detain one of ousted Libyan dictator's sons and the country's
ex-head of military intelligence for crimes against humanity.
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<Slug>blair</Slug>
<TEXT>Tony Blair says the post-9/11 fight against terrorism isn't over with the death of Osama Bin Laden.

The former Prime Minister has warned it'll take "another generation" to end the bloodshed.

US officials believe al-Qaida could be target New York or
Washington this weekend.

Mr Blair - now Middle East Envoy - has told The Times our way of life remains under threat from certain Islamic fanatics:
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Tony Blair says the post-9/11 fight against terrorism isn't over with the
death of Osama Bin Laden.

The Former Prime Minister has warned it'll take "another generation" to end
the bloodshed.

Mr Blair has told The Times our way of life remains under threat from certain
Islamic fanatics.

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<Slug>BODY 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A man's body's been found washed up on the beach near Boscombe Pier.

The man, thought to be in his thirties, was pronounced dead at the scene.

His death isn't breing treated as suspicious.
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<Slug>MOAT</Slug>
<TEXT>Raoul Moat's inquest's heard he likened himself to King Kong and the Incredible
Hulk while on the run from police.

A forensic psychologist's been giving his assessment of dictaphone recordings
he made after he'd shot his ex girlfriend and killed her new boyfriend.

The jury's heard the fugitive was paranoid, suspicious, mistrustful of
authority figures, and blamed other people for his misfortune.

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<Slug>WINE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>More than fifty bottle of counterfeit wine have been seized from three shops by Bournemouth Trading Standards.

The replicas of Jacob's Creek were found in newsagents in the town - with the mis-spelling of the word 'Australia' on the bottle the only give-away.

A spokesperson says it's not harmful to drink - it just doesn't taste very nice.
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