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<Slug>BRIDGE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>A busy road into Wimborne is set to be back open very soon - after it was shut when a lorry crashed into Julian's Bridge on Friday..

The bridge on the B3078 will be temporarily fixed with concrete blocks so rush hour traffic can use it today.

The council say permanent repairs won't be done until the spring though.
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<Slug>OLYMPIC 1</Slug>
<TEXT>The Defence Secretary's been in Dorset today - to see how we're already benefitting from hosting the Olympic Sailing Events.

Phillip Hammond met Dorset police and and port authorities in Weymouth to talk about security and the olympic legacy.

He was also said to be impressed with the sailing academy.
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<Slug>dead 4</Slug>
<TEXT>Police investigating the death of a teenager in Norfolk say there's no evidence to suggest she was a sex worker.

The remains of 17-year-old Latvian Alisa Dmitrijeva were
found on the Queen's Sandringham estate on New Year's Day.

She was last seen in a car with two men on August 31st.
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<Slug>WIMBORNE 2</Slug>
<TEXT>The much-anticipated makeover of Wimborne Square is finally underway.

Work to move the bus stops and taxi ranks, and change the current traffic flow - in order to create a pedestrian-only zone, has begun today.

The project's costing just over four hundred thousand pounds and is due to be completed by late May - in time for the Folk Festival.
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<Slug>sea 4</Slug>
<TEXT>Almost 130 jobs are going in the UK after SeaFrance went into liquidation.

The workers are all based in Dover - where the company's three ferries used to operate.
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<Slug>sport 4</Slug>
<TEXT>and in sport - It's understood that Mark Hughes will hold talks with QPR later today about the vacant managers position.

He's the clear favourite to be named their new boss.
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