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<Slug>riots 9</Slug>
<TEXT>The summer riots in England are being blamed on poverty and hatred of the police.

A report in today's Guardian shows the vast majority of those who took part in the disturbances in August did so because of distrust and frustration directed at officers.
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<Slug>CHILDREN 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Anyone who's worried a child in Dorset may be being abused or neglected - is being urged to speak up this week..

It's the county's first every safeguarding children week - 

Leaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - have been given to local schools, doctors surgeries and tourist information centres.
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<Slug>cancer 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Parents with terminally-ill children are being forced into debt.

Costs for accommodation, childcare, food and travel mean two thirds of families are in financial trouble.
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<Slug>TRAVEL 1</Slug>
<TEXT>People in Bournemouth can find out more about the towns proposed traveller sites later...

Four possible areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land

A public exhibition's being put on at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend from 3.30.
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<Slug>strictly 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Robbie Savage is hanging up his dancing boots after his time with Strictly Come Dancing ended last night. 

The star and dance partner Ola Jordan will now miss out on the semi-finals next week.

It was between them and actor Jason Donovan after the public voted them in the bottom two.
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<Slug>sport 7</Slug>
<TEXT>A Manchester derby is the highlight of the FA Cup Third Round draw.

City will host United in a repeat of last season's semi-final.

Arsenal welcome Leeds, while eight Premier League sides have to travel to lower division opponents.
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