Witnesses claim troops loyal to Colonel Gaddafi have opened fire on protesters
in the Libyan capital of Tripoli.

Thousands who'd attended Friday prayers streamed out of mosques and onto the
streets, demanding regime change. 

Meanwhile, David Cameron's promised to do more to rescue around 200 Britons
still stranded in the country.

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Police in Bournemouth say they are concerned for a missing man, who they believe may come to some harm.

Fifty-three year old Richard Hilder of Commercial Road was reported missing last night and was said to have been extremely upset when he left his home.

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Water bills in England and Wales will rise to an average of 356 pounds per
household in April.

Regulator Ofwat says prices are increasing by 4 point 6 per cent to help pay
for improvements.

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It's second bottom against second top in League One tomorrow as Bournemouth travel to Dagenham and Redbridge.

It's a great chance for the Cherries to get back to winning ways after two straight draws.