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<TEXT>A man's been charged with the murder of a Spanish student in Bournemouth a month ago.

After going before magistrates today - 29 year old Karl Addo's been remanded in custody to appear at Winchester Crown Court on Thursday.

Sergio Retamar Marquez - who was 23 - was found dead at a flat on Lansdowne Road, with multiple stab wounds.
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<TEXT>165 jobs will be created in Bournemouth - when the UK's first National Coastal Tourism Academy launches here.

It'll be designed and run by Bournemouth University's School of Tourism, in partnership with the council - thanks to a 2 million pound government grant.

Here's Communities Secretary Eric Pickles: 

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As part of the project an Activity Park will be opened at Boscombe Beach offering surfing and diving lessons.
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<TEXT>There have been protests at stations across the UK following the news that train fares are to rise by three per cent ABOVE the rate of inflation from January.

The government says the increase is necessary to pay for much needed improvements to the service.
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<TEXT>The winner of Britain's second biggest Lottery jackpot says he joked to his wife that he had not bought any tickets.

Adrian and Gillian Bayford scooped 148-point-6 million in Friday's Euromillions draw.
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<TEXT>and the Dandy - the UK's longest-running children's comic is being reviewed by its publisher.

It could face closure following a huge drop in circulation.
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