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<TEXT>FIFA president Sepp Blatter has apologised for the comments he made about racism.

But he's stressed he won't resign after saying that any on-pitch incidents should be settled with a handshake after a game.
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<TEXT>Bournemouth is one of the worst places for car vandalism in the UK.

Insurers LV say it's got the third highest rate with one in 10 drivers having had their vehicle scratched, smashed up or even grafittied on in the last year..

950 million pounds worth of damage was caused across the UK in the past 12 months.
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<Slug>obama 11</Slug>
<TEXT>To the states now where a man has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Obama. 

The 21-year-old is accused of firing two shots at the White House from a rifle a week ago.
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<TEXT>Mobile phone companies have been urged to do more to stop consumers facing large bills when they download music and video to smartphones.

The communications chief ombudsman says the problem's become worse as more people access data on their phones.
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<TEXT>Art Attack presenter Neil Buchannon has tried his hand at fine art painting for the first time - and today the collection goes on show at Bournemouth's Westover gallery.

It's called Hope Street and is all about his childhood.
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<TEXT>Gary Barlow has dropped his biggest hint yet that he WON'T be coming back for next year's X Factor.

The Take That frontman says he's taking some time off next year to remind himself who his children are and what their names are.
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