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<TEXT>After four days of Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it's back to work for most of us today. 

But for the Queen, there's more to do. 

She's hosting a lunch for Commonwealth Heads of Government.

Meanwhile - Buckingham Palace says The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days yet. 

90-year-old Prince Philip is suffering from a bladder infection.

Yesterday Prince Edward visited him in hospital and said his father was "feeling better".
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<Slug>cannabis9</Slug>
<TEXT>The vast majority of people think smoking cigarettes is worse than cannabis - but we're being told that's completely wrong.

The risk of developing cancer is actually 20 times GREATER for those smoking the class-b drug that those who have cigarettes.
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<TEXT>Dorset is the second richest county in the UK when it comes to property.

According to a new survey, property per head is more than 207 thousand pounds...

Surrey was the richest county with its homes having a total value of almost 288 billion pounds.
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<Slug>CONDOR 1</Slug>
<TEXT>As crossings to the Channel Islands continue from Poole - two million pounds worth of repairs at Condor Ferries' regular terminal in Weymouth are set to be approved today.

Essential structural repairs to the quay wall are needed - and if Weymouth and Portland Council give it the go-ahead at a meeting later, preliminary work could begin this month.

It should be completed by March next year, meaning the service will remain at Poole until then.
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<Slug>sport 9</Slug>
<TEXT>If the bookies are to be believed, Dennis Bergkamp is on the verge of becoming Swansea's new manager.

The Arsenal legend is the favourite to become the successor to Brendan Rodgers, who departed for Liverpool last week.
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