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<TEXT>The parents of two boys killed by a drink-driving footballer say they're disappointed he's going to be allowed back to practice the sport so soon after his release from prison.

Swindon Town has confirmed Luke McCormick will train with them as part of his rehabilitation.
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<TEXT>The Bournemouth man jailed for killing chef Glynn Helliwell is appealing his conviction.

Jake Brand was found guilty in January of murdering the 43 year old from Poole as he walked home one night last summer.

It's understood the 22 year old's legal team have submitted their grounds to the Court of Appeal in London.
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<TEXT>Over four and half million pounds is going to be spent on new cycle paths a bus route and getting kids healthier.

The Council's been successful in a bid for the Department for Transport money, for their Be Smart Bournemouth project.
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<TEXT>There's more bad news for the Chancellor with new figures showing Britain is deeper in recession than previously thought. 

Revised figures from the Office for National Statistics show the economy shrank more than predicted.
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<TEXT>Take That star Robbie Williams admits he's feeling both "overjoyed and terrified" at the prospect of becoming a dad.

The singer has been training with his celebrity team-mates ahead of Soccer Aid on Sunday - a charity football match in aid of Unicef.
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<TEXT>Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is holding talks with Liverpool's owners over the vacant managerial position.

Latics owner Dave Whelan says Martinez has left his holiday in Barbados to meet the Fenway Sports Group in Miami.
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