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<TEXT>Hundreds of teenagers across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch are finding out their A-level results, as
they prepare for Uni tuition fees of up to 9-thousand pounds.

UCAS says nationally almost 358-thousand students have already been accepted onto university courses - down seven per cent on last year.

For those who don't get the grades they were hoping for - it could mean going through 'clearing'.

Bournemouth University's Head of Admissions Karen Pickleman:

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<TEXT>Prince Philip will be kept in hospital for a few days.

The 91 year old has a recurrence of the bladder infection he picked up during the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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<TEXT>Royal Mail's done a U-turn over British Paralympic gold medal winners.

Their victories will now be celebrated with first class stamps - and post boxes will also be painted gold in their home towns.
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<TEXT>The housemates are all safely in for another Celebrity Big Brother. 

Stars taking part include Spandau's Martin Kemp and former Loose Woman Coleen Nolan.
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<TEXT>In sport - Robin van Persie could be a Manchester United player by the end of the day after Arsenal agreed a deal to sell their captain.

He's due in Manchester later for a medical, and to discuss personal terms.

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and England came from a goal down to beat Italy 2-1 in a friendly last night.
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