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<TEXT>A domestic violence charity from Wareham say they can help save thousands of youngsters from violent relationships...

The Safe Partnership give free domestic violence workshops in schools and colleges across the UK to teach teenagers that physical or mental abuse from their partners isn't ok..

Dr Malcolm Macleod, CEO of the Charity says around 1 in 10 youngsters admit to being abused after the sessions:

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<TEXT>Sexting will be debated by MPs today as there are fears it's getting out of control in some schools.

It involves children taking explicit pictures on mobile phones, and then sharing them by text.
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<TEXT>We're expecting to hear all about Rupert Murdoch's meetings with our top politicians when he goes before the Leveson inquiry this morning.

Yesterday's session left the Culture Secretary hanging onto his job - following allegations he supported News Corporation's bid to take over BSkyB.
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<TEXT>NACRO - the crime reduction charity is launching a new cafe and media project for teenagers in Poole today..

14 to 19 year olds will be able to develop their skills in media, catering and hospitality through workshops - with the aim of creating more opportunities for them.

Bournemouth and Poole councils gave the charity 30 thousand pounds for the project at the Lion Works on Wallisdown Road.
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<TEXT>Chelsea are celebrating booking their place in the Champions League final.

They produced an outstanding performance in the Nou Camp to beat Barcelona 3-2 on aggregate.
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