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<TEXT>Olympic organisers are promising to do more to try to help the empty seats situation at London 2012.

Athletes' families and people watching on TV are angry so many unoccupied rows have been seen at big events.

Meanwhile to the Games and Team GB will be looking to build on yesterday's successes.

Cyclist Lizzie Armitstead grabbed a silver before Rebecca Adlington claimed a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle swimming.
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<TEXT>Elsewhere in the volleyball - Poole's Zara Dampney and her partner won their first group game yesterday beating Canada in three sets.

And the sailing at Weymouth and Portland continues today - Team GB's Ben Ainslie who's from Lymington and Paul Goodison from Weymouth will both be competing.
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<TEXT>Detectives are questioning 2 people on suspicion of murder - after a man was found seriously hurt at a flat in Bournemouth.

He died shortly after paramedics were called to the property on Coleman Road in Kinson on Friday night.

Police have until tonight to question a 60 year old woman who was known to the victim...a 40 year old man's also in custody.
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<TEXT>A new age rating system for computer games comes into force from today.

The idea is to stop children getting their hands on titles that are far too old for them.
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<TEXT>And, items belonging to the late Sir Jimmy Savile are being auctioned off to raise money for his charity.

The lot includes his famous 'Jim'll Fix It' red chair, a Rolex watch and boxes of his trademark cigars.
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