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<Slug>RESTIVO</Slug>
<TEXT>Danilo Restivo has been given a whole life sentence for the murder of Heather
Barnett.

The 39 year old Italian left a clump of somebody else's hair in the mum of
two's hand - after killing her in her Bournemouth flat in 2002.

Her children discovered their mother's body.

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<Slug>SCHOOLS 2</Slug>
<TEXT>Children are home from more than fifty schools in Dorset with another thirty-five partially closed, as teachers walk out in nationwide industrial action.
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<Slug>strike</Slug>
<TEXT>Nearly half of schools in England and Wales have been affected by striking
teachers. 

Across the UK, other public sector workers have also walked out - including at
places like courts, job centres and at border control.
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<Slug>030 STRIKES-add MILIBAND</Slug>
<TEXT>Labour leader Ed Miliband doesn't support the strikes, and wants to see more
talks between the government and the unions.

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<Slug>banks</Slug>
<TEXT>Lloyds Banking Group says 15-thousand jobs are to go over the next three years.

It follows a review of the part-nationalised group, which recommends up to 1-and-a-half billion pounds worth of savings should be made.

Meanwhile HSBC is to cut 700 jobs in its retail arm - mostly affecting staff who give financial advice.
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<Slug>WASTE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Bournemouth residents are being asked how they think the town's rubbish should be dealt with for the next fifteen years.

The Council's hosting a series of roadshows from today, so they can gather views on food recycling, waste reduction and new technology.

There'll also be an online survey available until the end of July.
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