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<TEXT>A domestic violence charity in Bournemouth has told Fire news the number of incidents is going UP:

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Amanda Goodenough is from the Bournemouth Churches Housing Association who have launched a new project to help victims.

Their breakthrough service aims to support nearly a thousand adults and 17-hundred kids over the next four years.

It's all possible because of a Big Lottery grant.

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<TEXT>A lorry driver's in hospital after being stabbed in the stomach in a lay-by in North Dorset.

The 35 year old who's from Salisbury was on his way back to his cab on the B3092 near Walton Elm when he was attacked by a man at 10am yesterday.

Police say it was unprovoked and that the mans injuries aren't life threatening.
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<TEXT>American troops are understood to be helping the British army and police fill Olympic security gaps.

The boss of G4S will have to face MPs today, to explain why his firm failed to provide enough guards.
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<TEXT>If you're heading from Bournemouth to London's Waterloo station today you may have a more romantic morning than usual.

Two classically trained actors will be recreating the famous love scene from Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet on the station's new 25 million pound balcony.
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<TEXT>Team GB football captain Ryan Giggs says he hopes there will continue to be British sides at future Olympic Games.

The former Wales international doesn't want the combined home nations team to be a one-off for London 2012.
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