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<TEXT>A man's admitted killing his dad in a gruesome attack at the cottage they shared in Dorset.

Joseph Cooper who's mentally ill, violently beat 64 year old Winton Cooper at the property in Marnhull last April.

The 24-year-old appeared at Winchester Crown Court to admit manslaughter through diminished responsibility...which was accepted by the prosecution.

He'll be sentenced at a later date.
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<TEXT>Boris Johnson has expressed his "sadness" and "relief" that the Olympics are over.

The Mayor of London claims it has been "the greatest Games ever".

But there could be plenty more to celebrate at the Paralympics that starts later this month.

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Meanwhile, Lord Moynihan is stepping down as chairman of the British Olympic Association.

He helped steer Team GB to 29 golds and third place in the medal table.
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<TEXT>Police say the body of murdered of schoolgirl Tia Sharp was found wrapped in a bedsheet inside a black bag in her grandmother's house.

Stuart Hazell, the partner of the 12-year-old's grandma, will appear at the Old Bailey on Wednesday.
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<TEXT>Police in Boscombe say they've recovered a gold chain worth around 700 pounds...after arresting a man on suspicion of theft.

The 23 year old was detained on Christchurch Road back on July the 23rd.

The police don't know who the 18 carat gold chain belongs too so are asking people to check if any of their jewellery is missing.
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<TEXT>and in sport - Chelsea will have captain John Terry available to play from the first match of this season's Champions League campaign.

He's had his three-match ban for being sent off in the semi-final win at Barcelona reduced, on appeal by UEFA.
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