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<TEXT>Work's due to start later on resurfacing the lifting sections of Poole's new twin Sails Bridge - to try and get it open to traffic..

Bits of tarmac have been falling off - and an investigation's ongoing to find out why.

The Council says they're 'cautiously optimistic' it can finally open to vehicles in early April.
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<TEXT>It's emerged the police are looking into cash-for-access claims against the Tory party.

The Met says a complaint was made at a police station yesterday...after Tory fundraising chief Peter Cruddas was filmed apparently offering face time with ministers in return for huge donations.
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<TEXT>A woman's due in court later accused of breaking into Simon Cowell's house over the weekend.

The 29-year-old's charged with aggravated burglary...

It's not known if he was in his house in London at the time.
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<TEXT>AND - "The Hunger Games" has smashed US box office records on its opening weekend.

It raked in 155 million dollars making it the THIRD biggest film opening ever, after last year's final instalment of the Harry Potter series - and the batman movie "The Dark Knight".
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<TEXT>Lee Bradbury's no longer manager at AFC Bournemouth.

He left the club yesterday evening - following the Cherries defeat at Oldham on Saturday - their 6th loss in 8 games.

Youth team manager Paul Groves and head of youth Shaun Brooks will take charge until the end of the season.
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<TEXT>Newcastle have moved level on points with fifth-placed Chelsea in the race for European spots in the Premier League.

They beat West Brom 3-1..
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