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<TEXT>Ministers are expected to give the go-ahead to a controversial new high speed rail line this morning.

Passengers on the London to Birmingham route will travel at 225 miles an hour, and the journey will take 49 minutes.

It won't open until 2026 though.
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<TEXT>Two police driving instructors and a Blandford man - have been badly hurt hurt in a head on crash in Dorset.

A BMW containing two staff from Surrey Police collided with another car near Sherbourne at quarter to 12 yesterday lunchtime.

All three men were taken to hospital where they're said to be in a stable condition.
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<TEXT>David Cameron will attend the Leveson Inquiry into press standards if summoned to give evidence.

Downing Street has said the Prime Minister would attend if asked, following reports that Lord Justice Leveson could call him for questioning about his dealings with media executives and Rupert Murdoch.
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<TEXT>Eric Cantona has entered the race to become France's next President.

The Manchester United legend now needs 500 elected officials to back him in order to run.
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<TEXT>It's not an easy task - but this month staff at the Oceanarium in Bournemouth are having to count every single fish and mammal - as part of their annual stock take.

They've got around 15 hundred creatures - man of which are constantly moving..
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<TEXT>and in Football - there was a familiar tale at the Emirates last night.

Thierry Henry scored - and it was 1-nil to the Arsenal in their FA Cup third round tie against Leeds.
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