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<Slug>MURDER 3</Slug>
<TEXT>A man arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Bournemouth has been bailed and transferred to a mental health unit.

Police still haven't named the victim who was found dead at a flat on Lansdowne Road on Tuesday, or revealed how he died...but an inquest is being opened this afternoon.

They have told us the 29 year old man in custody was known to the victim and that they're not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder.
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<Slug>055 TOMLINSON DE BRUNNER</Slug>
<TEXT>The family of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson say they won't give up the fight
for justice and will take matters to a civil court.

PC Simon Harwood's been cleared of manslaughter after hitting him with a baton
during the G20 riots.

Met Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Maxine de Brunner, says she'll now review
disciplinary proceedings, which were on hold for the trial.

She's also admitted failings in their employment of PC Harwood:

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<Slug>ACAD UD 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Multi-million pound renovation plans for a Poole school have been approved by council planners today.

St Aldhelm's Academy on Herbert Avenue wants to know down part of their existing buildings to construct new facilities and add extensions to other parts.

The council has made a number of recommendations that they've got to include.
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<Slug>emmy 5</Slug>
<TEXT>British programmes have done well in the nominations for this year's Emmy television awards.

Luther, The Hour and Sherlock are all up for awards, along with actors including Damian Lewis and Benedict Cumberbatch.
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<Slug>sport 5</Slug>
<TEXT>In sport - Britain's Bradley Wiggins has taken a big step towards winning the Tour de France.

He's held on to the leader's yellow jersey after today's 17th stage - the final leg through the mountains.

The race ends on Sunday.
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