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<TEXT>It's claimed Ian Brady's revealed where he buried one of his victims - to a long-term visitor at his high security hospital.

Greater Manchester Police say a 49-year-old woman's been arrested on suspicion of preventing the burial of a body.

12-year-old Keith Bennett's the only victim of the Moors Murderer who was never found.
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<TEXT>A study's found the cost of buying a home in England is increasing by more than three times the rate of salaries.

The National Housing Federation claims the average price of a home is more than 236 thousand pounds - 94 percent higher than in 2001.

But average wages have only risen from around 16 to 21 thousand pounds.
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<TEXT>Police in Bournemouth are investigating an attempted robbery at a supermarket in Kinson.

They say two people smashed one of the entrance doors to get into the Co-op on Wimborne Road just before 1am on Wednesday.

They tried to raid the kiosk area before leaving empty handed in a black BMW driven by a third person.
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<TEXT>More brides-to-be are celebrating their last night of freedom in Bournemouth, according to a new survey.

Online firm Hen Night HQ reckons women are favouring short stays at British resorts rather than going abroad.

They've put the town fourth in a new top ten - with Brighton number one.
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<TEXT>Premier League football is back this weekend.

The domestic season kicks off tomorrow, but Southampton must wait till Sunday for their match at reigning champions Manchester City.

Saints are back in the top flight for the first time in 7 years.
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