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<TEXT>Jail sentences for dangerous drivers who cause their victims serious injuries are going to be more than doubled.

The government's planning to increase the maximum term to five years.
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<TEXT>An inquest's ruled the death of a toddler from Poole who was strangled by a blind card - was an accident.

Eighteen month old Rithik Chakrabarti got tangled up in the string in his bedroom back in May...

Accident prevention group Rospa say the cords are 'dangerous'.
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<TEXT>Morrisons want to open a new store in Christchurch - creating loads of new jobs..

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That's Luke Pickering, from Simons Developments who are working with the supermarket on the proposals for the Beagle Aircraft site on the corner of Stony Lane and Bridge Street...

Plans go on show later at St Joseph's Hall in Purewell and then at the Kings Hotel tomorrow.

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<TEXT>The UK could be having it's worst ever financial crisis.

That's the warning from the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.

Yesterday the bank announced plans to print 75-billion-pounds worth of new
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<TEXT>and David Beckham apparently earns 33 thousand pounds a day. 

It's after he raked in 12 million pounds through sponsorship deals last year, on top of his LA Galaxy wage.
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<TEXT>In sport - Fabio Capello insists Wayne Rooney is in the right frame of mind to start for England in Montenegro tonight. 

His father and uncle are among nine men who were arrested and bailed as part of a police investigation into irregular betting patterns around an SPL game.
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