David Cameron says there is severe concern about a number of British nationals missing in Japan. 

The Prime Minister says the government is sending four teams to the region affected by the quake and tsunami to try to get more information. 

Meanwhile, Engineers are trying to prevent a third explosion at a nuclear power plant.

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Five men have been charged following trouble which followed AFC Bournemouth's home defeat to Southampton at the weekend.

They're for public order offences and breaching a dispersal order, and even carrying class A drugs.

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The inquest into the deaths of Derrick Bird's victims has heard 'extreme porn' was found on the taxi driver's computer by police.

Mr Bird was also described by a former girlfriend at the hearing as cold and emotionally void".

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Manchester United have had a boost ahead of their Champions league last 16 clash with Marseille tomorrow.

Portuguese winger Nani has trained today after being injured in the recent defeat at Liverpool, and is available for the match at Old Trafford.