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<TEXT>A permanent memorial is to be created in Bournemouth for Red Arrows pilot - Jon Egging - who died after a display at the Bournemouth air festival.

Council leader Peter Charon met the 33 year olds family to discuss the plans...and they've decided a memorial will be created at East Cliff..as well as an annual charity gala...to remember him.

The idea is to have it in place by next years air show.
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<TEXT>(audio sent late last night)

Organised fights involving children as young as eight are being described as
"dangerous and disturbing".

The British Medical Association has condemned the events watched by paying
adults in Preston, which are similar to cagefighting.

In one case, footage shows boys fighting without protective headgear or pads.

But Nick Hartley was happy to let his 9-year-old son Keyan take part.

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<Slug>SHELLS 1</Slug>
<TEXT>Swanage police station had to be evacuated yesterday after a man walked in and dropped 2 live world war shells onto the front desk...

The station on Argyle road was shut immediately at 1 pm and the bomb squad called. 

They set up a 50 metre cordon and took the shells away to Studland for a controlled explosion.
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<Slug>union</Slug>
<TEXT>Union leaders will meet with the Government later for crucial talks aimed at averting widespread strikes later this year.

The discussions come after doctors' leaders ruled out industrial action for now - despite voicing support for the TUC's day of action in November.
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<Slug>rem</Slug>
<TEXT>and REM have split up after 31 years..

the band thanks their fans on their website for their loyalty.
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<Slug>sport 7</Slug>
<TEXT>In sport....Owen Hargreaves scored on his Man City debut as they beat holders Birmingham 2-0 in the Carling Cup last night.

Elsewhere there were wins for Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton.
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