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<Slug>euro 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Manager Roy Hodgson says England have exceeded expectations by winning Group D and reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.

Wayne Rooney scored the only goal as the beat co-hosts Ukraine in Donetsk.

England next face Italy on Sunday.
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<TEXT>Bournemouth's Townsend School is likely to start taking children again next year - but under a new name.

The council will look at proposals today, to spend four million pounds turning the old building into a Primary Academy - to cope with a booming demand for places. 

Neil Goddard from children's services has defended closing the school in 2008 - only for it be used again four years later:

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<TEXT>It's also expected that councillors will recommend a competitive tendering process is started for eight children's centres.

They give advice and support to local families with kids under five.

Two are currently council-run while six are already delivered by volunteers.
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<Slug>cosmet 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Anyone considering cosmetic surgery should be psychologically screened, according to researchers and surgeons.

They claim it's 'vital' to understand people's expectations before they have surgery.
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<Slug>HUT 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A beach hut at Mudeford Spit is thought to have become the most expensive in the UK.

The hut - which sleeps six and has a kitchen with stove ... but no running water, toilet or electricity - has been snapped up for a hundred and seventy thousand pounds, by a family from Christchurch.
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