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<TITLE>fire 10 20/4</TITLE>
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<Slug>FIRE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>45 firefighters are tackling a building fire on Green Island in Poole harbour..

It broke out in a 3 storey property which was under construction on the privately owned island at 7.20 this morning

Crews were taken over there on boats by the Harbour Comissioners team...
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<Slug>petrol 10</Slug>
<TEXT>Petrol is now more expensive than ever before.

The cost of a litre has hit a new high of 1-pound 42 pence.
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<Slug>PLANNING 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Proposals for a 100 metre high weather mast in Poole Bay have been turned down by Bournemouth planners..

Eneco wanted to put one up for 5 years to assess wind speeds in preparation for the Navitus Bay wind park - but the board felt the sight of it would impact on tourism.
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<Slug>qatada 10</Slug>
<TEXT>The confusion caused by Abu Qatada's appeal against his deportation means he could be released on bail within weeks.

The Home Secretary Theresa May had promised that the radical cleric would be kept behind bars until he's deported.
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<Slug>BLOOD 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Could you help save lives by giving blood today?

If so you can drop in to St Aldheims Academy in Parkstone from 1-30 or 4-30.

If it's your first time - you must be over 17, weigh at least seven-stone-twelve and be in good health.
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<Slug>sport10</Slug>
<TEXT>Harry Redknapp has been publicly backed for the England job by a Football Association board member for the first time.

Bolton chairman Phil Gartside has described the current Spurs boss as the outstanding candidate for the role.
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