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<Slug>PCSO 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A PCSO will appear in court today accused of attacking another woman in Bournemouth.

Denise Lockyer who's 42 and works in the North of the town is charged with assault by beating and theft after a woman was left with a bruised arm near Bournemouth library on Monday April the 9th.

She's been suspended for the time being.
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<Slug>pill 9</Slug>
<TEXT>The contraceptive pill should be available to girls as young as 13 - WITHOUT a prescription according to an NHS report.

The recommendation follows a pilot scheme set up to reduce teenage pregnancies.
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<Slug>mobile 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Using mobile phones is NOT bad for your health. 

A major review of scientific studies by the Health Protection Agency found no convincing evidence that they are harmful - apart from the dangers of using a phone while driving.
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<Slug>pasty 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Hundreds of bakers will protest outside Downing Street later in opposition to the controversial "pasty tax".

Ministers want to make hot takeaway snacks eligible for a 20 percent VAT charge.
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<TEXT>One of Britain's best-loved - and longest-lasting - entertainers is in Bournemouth this evening.

Sir Bruce Forsyth's bringing his first one-man stage show in over ten years to the Pavillion.

Brucie's told Fire News he reckons even aged 84 he still appeals to a young audience:

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<Slug>sport 9</Slug>
<TEXT>In sport - Bayern Munich have made it through to the final of the Champions League. 

They beat Real Madrid on penalties last night 

Bayern will face Chelsea at their home ground - next month.
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