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<TEXT>A Wareham Charity reckons thousands of youngsters could be saved from domestic violence - with help at school..

The Safe Partnership give free workshops in schools and colleges across the UK to teach teenagers that physical or mental abuse from their partners isn't ok..

Dr Malcolm Macleod's CEO of Safe partnership:

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<TEXT>There's a warning for young people who take sexually explicit pictures of themselves and then send them to others.

It's called sexting.

MPs are worried it's getting out of control and can lead to bullying.
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<TEXT>The weather's causing problems across Dorset this morning..

The strong winds have brought trees down in a number of places - including Stapehill Road at Hampreston which is now closed..

The met office has issued a warning of heavy rain and gales.
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<TEXT>The Culture Secretary is rejecting calls to resign.

He's been defending himself after yesterday's Leveson inquiry heard allegations that he promoted the takeover of BSkyB by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
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<TEXT>Chelsea are through to the Champions League final after a dramatic semi-final victory in Barcelona.

The Londoners won 3-2 on aggregate after a 2-2 draw at the Nou Camp.
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