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<TITLE>fire 5 21/9</TITLE>
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<TEXT>A former Christchurch teacher has been jailed for four years for sexually abusing pupils at Highcliffe School. 

Adam Gutteridge who's 38 and now lives in South London, admitted ten offences of sexual abuse involving three teenage girls while he was working at the school.
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<TEXT>A Southampton man who raped 3 young children has been jailed indefinaetly.

Darren Mackrell drugged and attacked the 10, 9 and 8 year olds at his flat in Wilton Avenue. He was caught when the mum of one of the children got worried her son hadn't come home and went to look for him.

The 45 year old won't be allowed out of prison until he's no longer a danger to the public.
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<TEXT>A soldier's died in Afghanistan.

The MoD says the serviceman from 104 Force Support Battalion has died at Camp
Bastion in Helmand Province.

A full investigation into the circumstances of the incident is ongoing, but
officials says it's not thought to have been the result of hostile action.

[Total 00:16]
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<Slug>whip 5</Slug>
<TEXT>The Police Federation - which represents rank and file officers - says the apology from the minister who got into a row with police in Downing Street is "half-hearted". 

Andrew Mitchell has apologised - but says he didn't use some of the language reported.
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<TEXT>A comedy gig in Poole tonight's gonna play host to a serious protest.

Members of the local Trades Union Congress will campaign for 'fair taxation' outside The Lighthouse ... as Jimmy Carr brings his stand up show to the venue.

Carr was criticised in June for tax avoidance - though later apologised and announced he'd withdrawn from the controversial K-2 scheme.
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<TEXT>It's emerged that London 2012 chiefs are expecting to break even when they finalise their accounts for the operation of the Olympics and Paralympics.

That's not great news for the British Olympic Association.

The cash-strapped organisation is entitled to 20 percent of any profit from the running of the Games.
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