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<TITLE>fire 5 11/4</TITLE>
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<Slug>rape 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Two footballers have been accused of raping a drunk teenage girl in a hotel room.

Sheffield United striker Ched Evans and Port Vale defender Clayton McDonald admit having sex with the woman but deny raping her.
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<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Turns out two people leapt from a first floor window - after a fire broke out at their home in Charlton Marshall this morning...

Firefighters from Poole and Wimborne helped to fight flames of up to 40 feet at the property on Bournemouth road...

The man and woman were treated for burns and injuries from they got from the jump.

The fire isn't thought to be suspicious.
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<Slug>HORSES 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Nearly twenty horses at a sanctuary near Poole - may have to be put down if a new home for them can't be found soon.

Happy Horse at Lytchett Matravers - which rescues unwanted, injured or sick horses - has just three weeks to vacate their current site on Broadmoor Road after the landowner died.

The centre's volunteer staff are searching for a new plot to rent - or homes for the animals.
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<Slug>OCCUPY 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Occupy Boscombe protestors are to be evicted again - this time from Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts.

The Council's obtained an order to move the anti-capitalist demonstrators on - and say they'll be 'securing possession at the earliest opportunity'.

The group moved into the empty Haviland Road building in Feburary - and say they were acting in the public interest to prevent it being demolished.
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<Slug>bgt 5</Slug>
<TEXT>Britain's Got Talent will no longer be aired at the same time as The Voice, as ITV bosses aim to boost ratings.

It's been moved to 8.30 to cut out an overlap with the BBC1 show, after The Voice pulled in a bigger audience when both programmes were on at the same time.
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<Slug>S026 S-MAN C MANCINI 2</Slug>
<TEXT>(kick off 1945)

Manchester City know they can't afford any more slip ups if they're to keep
the Premier League title race alive.

They welcome West Brom to Eastlands this evening.

Roberto Mancini's men are now 8 points beind Manchester United.

But the manager insists it's all part of a learning curve for his side.

[Take AUDIO
NUMBER: S026
OUT WORDS: we work
Duration: 13"]


[Total 00:31]
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<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour
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