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<TEXT>Israel's ambassador to Egypt has been forced to flee after a mob stormed the country's embassy in Cairo.

Hundreds of protesters destroyed a wall around the building, before a group forced their way in and threw documents and flags from windows.
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<TEXT>The Prime Minister has warned that Britain is still at risk from Islamic
extremism, ten years on from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. 

David Cameron says parts of the world are now safer - but the international
community now needs to deal with new breeding grounds for terrorism.

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<TEXT>Dorset Fire and Rescue and Police have met with other agencies to discuss ways to prevent another fire on the scale of the huge Upton Heath blaze in June.

Local residents and representatives from the Urban Heath partnership were also at Poole fire station for what's been described as a 'productive evening'.

They looked at improving response times and access to the Heath for firefighters, and protecting nearby properties.
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<TEXT>Tens of thousands of music fans have crossed to the Isle of Wight for Bestival.

This year's line-up includes veteran rockers Primal Scream and 60s pop legend Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys.

PJ Harvey will also be performing, fresh from scooping this week's Mercury Prize for the second time.
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<TEXT>The Cherries new loan signing Wes Thomas could feature for them in their League One clash against fellow strugglers Chesterfield at the seward stadium today...

The striker joined from League 2 leaders Crawley Town yesterday on a 3 month emergency loan...though Lee Bradbury is hoping to make it a permanent move.

Scott Malone and Ryan Doble are also available again to play.
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<TEXT>and Scotland have started their rugby union World Cup with an 34-24 win over Romania.

England take on Argentina today.
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