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<TITLE>fire monday 8 5/12</TITLE>
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<Slug>riots 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Poverty's been given as the main reason for this summer's riots...

Researchers spoke to 270 people who took part in the disturbances.

Anger and frustration towards police was the second-highest reason.
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<Slug>CHILDREN 3</Slug>
<TEXT>We're all being asked to look out for signs that kids we know are being abused or neglected..

It's the first safeguarding children week in Dorset - organised by the police...nhs and councils.

Leaflets and posters showing people how they can report their concerns - are being put up all across the county in places like schools, doctors surgeries and libraries.
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<Slug>cancer 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Two thirds of parents of children with cancer are being forced into debt.

Children's cancer charity CLIC Sargent says it's down to the unexpected costs like accommodation, childcare, food and travel.
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<Slug>TRAVEL 2</Slug>
<TEXT>An exhibition about the proposed traveller sites in Bournemouth - is being held later...

Four areas are being looked at - including ones on green belt land

Have your say from 3.30 this afternoon at the Bournemouth learning centre in Townsend.
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<Slug>amy 8</Slug>
<TEXT>A posthumous Amy Winehouse album is released today.

'Lioness: Hidden Treasures' contains unreleased tracks and alternative versions of hit songs.

Money from every copy sold will be donated to the charitable foundation set up in the singer's name when she died this summer.
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<Slug>sport 8</Slug>
<TEXT>Sunderland remain just a point above the Premier League relegation zone after their 2-1 defeat at Wolves.

New manager Martin O'Neill, who officially takes over today, was in the stands to watch the game.
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