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<TEXT>The UN human rights office says there needs to be an investigation into the circumstances of Colonel Gaddafi's death.

A spokesman says victims of the former Libyan dictator deserved to see him brought to trial.

Video footage shows Gaddafi alive, and taunted by fighters loyal to Libya's government, but then later he's shown dead.
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<TEXT>Vincent Tabak will continue to be cross examined at the murder trial of Joanna Yeates today...

Yesterday her killer cried in court while giving evidence and apologised to Joanna's family for putting them through hell.

The 33-year-old Dutchman denies murdering his neighbour, but has admitted manslaughter.
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<TEXT>Two developers from Dorset have been found guilty of damaging protected trees at Sandbanks that were blocking their plans for 3 luxury homes

Alistair Collier, who's forty-one and from Wareham, and sixty-six year old Harvey Lee from Poole are due to be sentenced next month.

Lee says he plans to appeal though.
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<TEXT>Today's the last day you can have your say on plans to make Heatherlands First school in Poole into a primary school.

The idea's to change the age range of the school to 4 to 11 year olds...which will allow them to take on another 270 pupils.

The feedback form's available on the councils website.
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<TEXT>Coldplay has beaten Adele to become the most pre-ordered album of the year. 

According to Amazon, the band's fifth studio album My-low zylo-toe) has overtaken Adele's record for pre-sales of '21'.
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