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<Slug>libya 11</Slug>
<TEXT>The head of UN human rights chief says the circumstances surrounding the death of Libya's former leader need to be investigated.

Reports had suggested Colonel Gaddafi was killed in crossfire in his hometown of Sirte.

That's despite footage showing him being taken alive by rebel fighters.
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<TEXT>Two developers have been found guilty of damaging protected trees because they were blocking their plans for luxury homes in Sandbanks.

Alistair Collier, who's forty-one and from Wareham, and sixty-six year old Harvey Lee from Poole - deny damaging five trees after a planning application was refused last year.

They're due to be sentenced next month - but Lee says he plans to appeal.
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<Slug>quarry 11</Slug>
<TEXT>A 14 year old has has died after falling in a quarry.

It happened near to Prestatyn in north Wales, yesterday evening.

The quarry is a popular meeting place for young people.
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<Slug>SCHOOL 1</Slug>
<TEXT>If you've got an opinion on plans to make Heatherlands First school in Poole into a primary school - today's the last chance you can have your say..

The idea's to change the age range of the school to 4 to 11 year olds...allowing them to taje on another 270 pupils.

The feedback form's available on the councils website.
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<TEXT>Tickets have gone on sale this morning for Westlife's farewell tour. 

The band are splitting up next year after 14 years together.
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<Slug>wales 11</Slug>
<TEXT>and Wales have lost their bronze medal play off game to Australia by 21 points to 18 at the rugby union world cup in Auckland.
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