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<TEXT>Detectives in Bournemouth have confirmed they've launched a murder enquiry after a man was shot dead in Boscombe.

Officers were called to a flat in Roumelia Lane just before half 2 yesterday morning and found the body of a man in his 20s - he's not been formally identified yet.

No one's been arrested so far but police have told us that there's no immediate concern for the safety of the community.
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<TEXT>A dad from Bournemouth who survived skin cancer is urging people not to take risks in the sun.

The number of 15 to 34 year olds in the South West getting the disease has gona up by 40 percent since the mid-eighties - with one person here now diagnosed with a malignant melanoma every five days.

High Gibaud from Southbourne survived one - and says he learnt 'if in doubt, get it checked out':

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<TEXT>The mum of an eleven year old boy who outwitted airport security staff says he has never done anything like that before.

Liam Corcoran, who has learning difficulties, got through FIVE security checks, to board a plane from Manchester to Rome.
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<TEXT>Twilight actress Kristen Stewart's issued a statement saying sorry for cheating on her co-star boyfriend Robert Pattinson.

She was photographed with Rupert Sanders, who directed her in Snow White and the Huntsman.
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<TEXT>Red-faced Olympic officials have apologised to North Korea, after showing the wrong flag on a big screen at their match in Glasgow last night.

Their tie with Colombia was held up for over an hour, after South Korea's national flag was shown instead.
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