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<TEXT>It's day 3 of the Olympic games and Team GB's already won 2 medals.

Lizzie Armitstead got a silver in the road race cycling - and tells sky sports news, though she'd have like to have got the gold, she's delighted with second:

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Swimmer Rebecca Adlington also won a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle.
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<TEXT>Britain's Lizzie Armitstead has dedicated her Olympic silver medal to all
who've supported her in the build up to London 2012. 

She came second behind the Netherlands' Marianne Vos in the cycling road race.


Although Armitstead admits she'd like to have claimed gold, she tells Sky
Sports News a silver medal is still a great achievement.

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<TEXT>Elsewhere Poole's Zara Dampney and her partner won their first group game in the beach volleyball at the games yesterday beating Canada in three sets.

And the sailing at Weymouth and Portland got underway at the weekend. Team GB's Ben Ainslie who's from Hampshire and Paul Goodison from Weymouth will both be on the water today.
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<TEXT>2 people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found seriously hurt at a house in Bournemouth.

The 44 year old died shortly after paramedics were called to the property on Coleman Road in Kinson on Friday night.

A 60 year old woman who was known to the victim was arrested and police have until tonight to question her.

A 40 year old man's also in custody.
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<TEXT>A new ratings systems comes into force for video games today.

The changes mean anyone selling a 12-certificate game to a child under that age in the UK could be jailed.

The new rules are part of a transformation in the way in which video games are regulated.
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<TEXT>The spoof part of the Olympic Opening Ceremony starring Bond actor Daniel Craig and the Queen has become a huge hit on YouTube.

Director Danny Boyle says the Queen was "very sharp" on acting and camera angles - and didn't have to be told anything twice.
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