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<TEXT>Protestors camped outside Bournemouth town hall will find out later if they have to leave...

They lodged a last minute appeal against an eviction order yesterday...and the court announced they could stay another night while they make a final decision.

The council want them moved on ahead of Armistice day tomorrow.
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<TEXT>News International boss James Murdoch goes before MPs for a second time later to be quizzed about phone hacking.

He'll face questions about whether the evidence he gave during a previous hearing was accurate.
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<TEXT>An immigration officer who works at Heathrow claims a "frightening" number of dangerous people may have entered the country.

The whistleblower says "light touch" passport checks have been carried out at busy times over the summer for the past couple of years to cut queues.
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<TEXT>As job cuts are being made at organisations across Dorset - one Christchurch company is bucking the trend - and increasing its workforce.

Beagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says they've taken on forty-five new staff since the summer...
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<TEXT>The woman who claims to have given birth to Justin Bieber's baby has given an interview saying she'll take him to court to prove she's telling the truth.

17 year old Bieber denies the allegations.
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<TEXT>In football, Newcastle United are facing a backlash from their own fans, for renaming their stadium.

After 131 years, St James' Park will now be known as the "Sports Direct Arena"...as they try and get someone to sponsor it.
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