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<TITLE>fire 9 14/6</TITLE>
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<Slug>MURDER UD</Slug>
<TEXT>Police are continuing to question 3 men on suspicion of murder - after human remains were found in woods at Lytchett Matravers..

They were discovered by officers investigating the disappearance of Bournemouth man Geoffrey Reed who's not been seen for a week.

The force say it's too early to say if the remains are the 57 year old.
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<Slug>paedo 9</Slug>
<TEXT>More than 40 police forces have been involved in raids across the UK targeting suspected internet paedophiles.

Several people have been arrested as part of an operation over the last 2 days.
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<Slug>powers 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Plans to give police more surveillance powers will be set out in detail by the Government later.

Security services will be able to track suspects through their use of e-mails and websites.
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<Slug>NOBLE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Comedian Ross Noble's announced he's gonna be coming to Bournemouth to do some stand up this winter...

As part of his 'Mindbender' tour he'll perform at the Pavilion on November the 6th.
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<Slug>S015 S-SPURS LITTNER</Slug>
<TEXT>(Note: Claude Littner is also a regular on the Apprentice)

Tottenham have announced the departure of manager Harry Redknapp.

It's after Spurs finished fourth in the Premier League - but missed out on a
place in the Champions League.

Chairman Daniel Levy says it's not a decision that's been taken lightly.

Former Spurs chief executive Claude Littner believes it's down to a breakdown
in relations.

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NUMBER: S015
OUT WORDS: the rails
Duration: 13"]


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