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<TEXT>Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba has been discharged from the London Chest Hospital. 

The Wanderers player has been receiving treatement since suffering a cardiac arrest during an FA Cup tie with Tottenham last month

Muamba says he's looking forward to spending time with his family.
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<TEXT>A court's heard an audio recording of man - who admits to killing 77 people in Norway last July - surrendering to police.

Anders Breivik pleaded guilty to killing eight people in a bomb blast in central Oslo and to shooting dozens of teenagers on the island of Utoya.

He denies criminal responsibility.
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<TEXT>A man's in Poole Hospital after being run over by a taxi outside the Walkabout pub in Bournemouth.

Police say it happened just after 2 A-M yesterday at the junction of Old Christchurch Road and Madeira Road - and firefighters had to free him from under the car.

He suffered a broken arm and chest injuries - but no further action's been taken.
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<TEXT>Four passengers have been hurt after an emergency landing at Gatwick airport.

A Virgin Atlantic plane bound for Florida had to turn back after reports of a small fire on board.

Flights in and out of the airport were grounded for a time.
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<TEXT>Anti-capitalist protestors have been evicted from the old Bournemouth Centre for Community Arts.

Members of Occupy Boscombe and Anonymous UK moved into the empty Haviland Road building in Feburary - and say they were acting in the public interest to prevent it being part-demolished.

The Council says the site is now being made secure so part of it can be turned into affordable family homes.
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<TEXT>Wigan can go five points clear of the Premier League's relegation zone tonight - but they'll have to beat Arsenal at the Emirates to do it.

They've already beaten Manchester United and Liverpool in recent weeks as they bid to stay up.
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