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<TEXT>Prosecutors will announce tomorrow whether they'll bring charges over the investigation into alleged phone hacking by journalists.

The CPS will say in the morning if anyone arrested so far is to face prosecution.

12 people detained as part of the investigation are all due to answer police bail tomorrow.
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<TEXT>The parents of a teenage boy who died after falling from a boat which was heading from Mudeford to the Isle of Wight - have paid tribute to him.

14 year old Charlie Hutton from Surrey was with his dad and 2 friends when he fell into the water and was hit by the boat's propeller on Friday afternoon.

His parents say he was "beautiful and talented and hoped to represent Britain in the Olympics at hockey."
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<TEXT>A man's died - a day after falling off his bike in Boscombe.

Police say it could be that Thomas Harris who was 32 didn't realise how badly hurt he was after falling on the Overcliff at 6pm on Tuesday so didn't call 999...

His body was found at his home on Wednesday morning.
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<TEXT>The man accused of killing 12 people during a shooting rampage in an American cinema has appeared in court for the first time.

James Holmes didn't speak during the brief hearing in Denver.
         
Authorities say the 24-year-old is refusing to cooperate with detectives.
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<TEXT>The police watchdog won't investigate the case of an elderly  couple who lay dead in their car for up to 10 days following a landslide in Dorset.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission decided Dorset police did nothing wrong

Rosemary Snell and Michael Rolfe were killed earlier this month when their vehicle was flattened in the Beaminster Tunnel.
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<TEXT>And, Sir Chris Hoy will be Team GB's flag-bearer for the London 2012 opening ceremony on Friday.

The rest of the British squad voted for the four-time Olympic gold medal winning cyclist to take on the role.
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