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<TITLE>fire 7 15/03</TITLE>
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<TEXT>A security officer's been robbed while delivering cash to Tuckton post office in Bournemouth.

He was punched to the ground by a man along Tuckton Road at about 10-30 yesterday morning - and police say a significant amount of money was stolen.

The offender's white and about 30 - and it's thought he left the scene in a dark Ford Focus with another man.
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<TEXT>Belgium's Prime Minister has declared a national day of mourning, after 22 children and six adults were killed in a coach crash in a Swiss tunnel.

They were on their way home from a ski trip. 

Many parents still don't know if their child is among the victims.
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<TEXT>A Bournemouth man killed in an RAF plane crash in the Malaysian jungle 62 years ago has finally been properly laid to rest.

Driver Peter Taylor, who was 20, was among 12 men who died in the accident in 1950 and were buried in a shallow grave nearby.

The bodies were recovered in 2008 and last night were reburied at a cemetery in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
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<TEXT>David Cameron has completed his 2 day visit to Washington - with a lavish state dinner held in his honour.

Stars including Richard Branson and George Clooney were there as the Prime Minister was welcomed into the White House by President Obama...
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<TEXT>Chelsea are through to the quarter-finals of the Champions League after pulling off one of their greatest ever comebacks.

They beat Napoli 4-1 after extra time at Stamford Bridge last night - winning the tie 5-4 on aggregate.
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