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<TEXT>Bailiffs are back at Dale Farm this morning as they continue trying to evict people living on Europe's biggest traveller's site.

Dozens of protesters spent the night chained to railings.

23 activists have been arrested so far.
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<TEXT>Schools are going to be rated on things like homework and bullying - by mums and dads.

Education watchdog ofsted has launched a website where they can leave their feedback anonymously.
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<TEXT>Under 25s who live in Bournemouth are being asked how they'd improve local health services.

The Bournemouth Links survey covers everything from doctors and dentists to mental health, smoking and STI's.

Those who fill it in have a chance to win fifty pounds worth of vouchers.
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<TEXT>Bourmemouth's Russell-Cotes museum is set to introduce a permanent summer entry charge.

A trial this year's generated a twenty-three thousand pound profit for the Grade Two listed building, which also houses an art gallery.

But visitor numbers have dropped by more than fifty percent from last year.
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<TEXT>And Westlife are splitting up...

The boyband's announced they'll go their separate ways after releasing a greatest hits album and a farewell tour next year.
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<TEXT>In football, a winner in stoppage time from Aaron Ramsey has put Arsenal top of their Champions League group.

They beat Marseille 1-0 last night, while Chelsea thrashed Belgian side Genk 5-0.
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