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<TEXT>Bournemouth council are back in court today - as they try and evict the protestors who are camped outside the town hall.

As bailiffs were ready to remove the remaining tents belonging to the anti-capitalist demonstrators yesterday - they lodged a last minute appeal...about why they should stay

We'll find out what the court decides later...
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<Slug>murdoch 9</Slug>
<TEXT>James Murdoch is preparing for a tense grilling by MPs.

He'll be challenged over his claim he didn't know phone hacking at the News of the World went beyond a single "rogue reporter".
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<Slug>controls 9</Slug>
<TEXT>An immigration officer who works at Heathrow Airport says border controls are at breaking point.

The officer says it's "frightening" how many potentially dangerous people might have been allowed into the country as checks were relaxed over the summer.
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<Slug>BEAGLE 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A Christchurch comapny says it's expanded its workforce by fifty percent this year.

Beagle Technology Group - who manufacture and repair aeroplane parts - says a team of forty-five new staff has started work since the summer.
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<Slug>x factor 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Four X factor contestants, booted off the show by their own mentors, are being given a second chance.

James, Amelia Lily, 2 Shoes and Jonjo are to face the public vote - with one rejoining the contest on Saturday.

It's after a gap was left when Frankie Cocozza was kicked out for breaking the rules.
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<Slug>sport 7</Slug>
<TEXT>Newcastle United have renamed St James' Park the "Sports Direct Arena," after owner Mike Ashley's company.

It's all about money - as the club says it wants to "showcase" the ground as a sponsorship opportunity for investors.
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