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<TEXT>Nearly two in five teenagers in England have been a victim of cyberbullying, but many don't bother telling anyone.

Most had received abusive emails, text or prank calls.

According to research nearly four in five also said they thought cyberbullying was on the rise.
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<TEXT>People across Dorset will be holding a two-minute silence later to mark Armistice day.

There'll also be ceremonies in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch to remember those killed in the two world wars, and more recent conflicts.
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<Slug>cat 8</Slug>
<TEXT>The owner of a cat which was swung around by his tail more than 14 times - has described the culprit as "sick" and says she wants him to be punished.

The RSPCA is trying to track down the man seen on CCTV terrorising Mowgli in Ramsgate in Kent.
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<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are trying to find the people who stole a hundred thousand pounds worth of lead from a church roof.

It was taken from St Stephens Church in the town centre sometime over last weekend.

Officers say a large van must have been used, or a smaller vehicle making several trips.
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<TEXT>Frankie Cocozza admits he's been an idiot for boasting about taking drugs and getting kicked off the X-Factor.

The 18 year-old 's confessed about taking cocaine, and other drugs - but insists he's not an addict.
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<TEXT>London will find out later if its bid to host the World Athletics Championship in 2017 has been successful.

The Olympic stadium's going up against Doha to stage the games.
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