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<TEXT>Plans to build a hotel, offices and spa within a new fourth stand at Bournemouth’s Seward Stadium - are a step closer to happening...

The club has secured a 9 hundred and 99 year lease for the land at the south end of the stadium and are now chatting to the council about getting planning permission for the new stand..

They had the land taken away after going into administration..
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<TEXT>Lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking are to begin legal action in the
United States against News of the World's parent company News Corp.

They'll claim some of the alleged practices breached U.S. law, even if they
weren't carried out in that country.

The Dowler family lawyer Mark Lewis says it's about whether News Corp is
ultimately responsible:

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<TEXT>Police have confirmed that a woman detained in connection with the death of a 4-year girl in Manchester, is the child's mum.

She went to a hospital last night "expressing concerns"
about the child's welfare - her body was later found at a house in Moss Side.
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<TEXT>A woman's been banned from selling golli dolls at Boscombe Vintage Market tomorrow - because they may offend someone.

Bournemouth Council says they won't 'be associated with anything that may be perceived as racist'.

Fifty year old Viv Endecott's pulled out of the market in protest, saying she's sold them before and never had 'any negative comments at all'.
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<TEXT>Cherries host Hartlepool in the league tomorrow..

The last time the 2 teams met Bournemouth let a two goal lead slip as the opposition goalkeeper scored in the last minute.
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<TEXT>England face Romania in their penultimate group game at the rugby union World Cup tomorrow.

Victory would virtually secure a place in the quarter-finals for Martin Johnson's team.
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