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<TEXT>The leader of Bournemouth Council - Peter Charon - has resigned - after losing a vote of no confidence brought by his Tory colleagues.
 
It's being reported a clear majority said he should go - during a private meeting last night...

Deputy leader, John Beesley, has taken over as Tory group leader for the time being.
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<TEXT>Emergency services are denying reports a seventh body's been found on board a capsized cruise ship in the Mediterranean.

Rescue workers there have been using explosives to search the Costa Concordia, which is lying on its side.

Officials now say nearly 30 are still missing.
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<TEXT>Cherries have been given the go ahead to build a 600 thousand pound training centre in Kings Park in Bournemouth...

The club will build two grass football pitches, two five-a-side pitches and a training facility on derelict land there - to develop local talent.

It was approved at a council planning meeting last night.
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<TEXT>BMW says it's recalling some Mini Coopers over fears they could catch fire.

It's because of an electrical problem.

Nearly 30-thousand cars in Britain will be fixed for free.
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<TEXT>And most people gossip for at least an hour every day - according to a study.

A survey of 2-thousand adults in the UK showed that social network sites Facebook and Twitter were the main source of rumours and conversation topics.
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<TEXT>In sport, Andy Murray's come back from a set down to make it through to the second round of the Australian Open tennis.

He beat American teenager Ryan Harrison in four sets.
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