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<TEXT>It's finally here - The greatest show on earth officially begins in London later.

Olympics organisers promise tonight's opening ceremony will be spectacular.

Up to one BILLION people around the globe are expected to watch it live on TV.

This morning, Big Ben will chime non-stop for three minutes, to signal the Games' arrival.

Hundreds of churches across the nation - including here in Dorset will join in.
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<TEXT>Meanwhile Dorset Police say they're ready to ensure the Olympic Sailing in the county is safe and secure - but not at the expense of day to day policing:

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That's Assistant Chief Constable Adrian Whiting - who's told Fire News it would be 'a failure' if the force didn't react to crimes and incidents here - while part of the Games takes place in Weymouth and Portland from Sunday.

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<TEXT>Solent Coastguard have resumed the search this morning for a man who went missing in Portsmouth harbour yesterday afternoon.

He and another man went into the sea to help rescue 2 children who'd got into difficulty. They were all ok, but the other man is still missing.
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<TEXT>People in Poole are being urged to keep their cars secure after a recent spate of crimes.

Police say thieves have struck 180 times in just 5 weeks, taking vehicles and things from inside them.

Drivers are advised to keep their car locked, and not leave valuables on show.
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<TEXT>Team GB's men's football team didn't get the start they wanted last night.

They drew 1-1 with Senegal in Manchester.
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