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<TEXT>More help is on the way for thousands of families with young children.

Free pre-school education is being extended to 2-year-olds - and brought in earlier.

The scheme will be trialled in 10 areas from September...but Dorset's not one of them..
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<TEXT>A report from MPs has found girls as young as FIVE are worrying about their size and appearance.

Politicians are suggesting classes in primary and secondary schools to improve body image.
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<TEXT>We all know the importance of having a working smoke alarm in our homes...and now Dorset Fire are telling boat owners to get one on board too.

They reckon at least 6 people who died in fires on their boats in the last 6 years could have survived if they'd had a smoke alarm...

Their warning comes ahead of a busy summer for boat owners with the Olympic sailing events and the Bournemouth air show..
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<TEXT>A group of teenagers from Bournemouth have started up their own company to help aspiring local artists and designers get work.

Artist Unite has been set up by 14 to 17 year olds from 5 different schools, through the Young Enterprise scheme.

The company's director Jasmine Craig, who's 15 and from Avonbourne School, told us artists will get 55-percent of each commission, with the rest going back into running the business:

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<TEXT>And footballer Mario Balotelli says he won't put up with racism if he's abused at Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine.

The striker says he'll walk away from the tournament.
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