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<TEXT>The family of the woman who died during the London Marathon says she "would be so happy and overwhelmed" to see "the incredible support" on her donations webpage.

Claire Squires has received nearly half a million pounds since she collapsed on Sunday.

All the website's fees, which are normally charged, will also go to the Samaritans charity.
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<TEXT>BBC Radio 5 Live's been cleared of breaching broadcasting rules when AFC Bournemouth Chairman Eddie Mitchell swore three times on football phone-in 606.

Ofcom says the show handled Feburary's incident 'appropriately' by cutting him off and apologising to listeners.

Mitchell later issued a statement saying sorry - but was fined fifteen hundred pounds for misconduct by the FA.
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<TEXT>James Murdoch's told the Leveson Inquiry he met David Cameron 12 times while he was leader of the opposition.

The former head of News International has insisted he's not in the job of deciding what goes into newspapers.

And he's insisted The Sun's decision to back the Tories at the last general election was not related to News Corps bid to take over BSkyB.
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<TEXT>A special Diamond Jubilee bus has hit the roads of Bournemouth and Poole.

The Wilts and Dorset single-decker sporting the official logo will be used for various routes in the two towns this summer.
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<TEXT>Team GB have been drawn against Uruguay, United Arab Emirates and Senegal in the group stages of the men's Olympic football tournament.

David Beckham is currently on the shortlist of players who are being considered for London 2012.
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