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<Slug>FLOOD 4</Slug>
<TEXT>A flood warning's still in place for parts of Dorset this morning..

The River Stour at Wimborne is on alert and there was flooding on Grove Road in Christchurch last night.

It is set to dry up later though - following the wettest April since records began.
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<Slug>MISSING 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A year on from the disappearance of a Bournemouth man - the police have told Fire news - they're still trying to find out what happened to him.

Jurij Sli-ach-te-cov who's 21 and originally from Lithuania went missing with his passport from his home on St Peters Road last April.

His friends thought he'd gone back to Lithuania - but he never arrived in the country.
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<Slug>hacking 11</Slug>
<TEXT>MPs will reveal who they blame for the phone hacking scandal at the News of the World in the next hour..

A hard-hitting report by the Culture, Media and Sport committee is being released later this morning.
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<Slug>BUILDER 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A builder from Verwood's been fined 5 thousand pounds for demolishing a building - without first doing an asbestos survey..

Stuart Pearson of Badger Way knocked down the house in Surrey last April despite knowing the dangerous fibres had been found in the property.

He also has to pay costs of 7 and a half grand.
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<Slug>QUEEN 3</Slug>
<TEXT>the Queen's about to leave Dorset as she continues her  Diamond Jubilee Tour.

She's spent the last hour in Sherborne for a mad hatters tea party and is next off to Salisbury.
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<TEXT>Only FIRE news is all local all day - more in an hour
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