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<TEXT>Team GB will again see cycling and rowing as the best chances of more gold at London 2012 today.

Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton are in action in the velodrome - after the men's lightweight four rowers - while a number of our sailors also have a shout.

Yesterday the men's football team beat Uruguay to make the quarter-finals - and Andy Murray's into the last eight of the tennis.

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Meanwhile - An Olympic bus driver's been released on bail pending further inquiries after a cyclist was knocked down and killed last night.

The 28-year-old died after being hit by the vehicle taking
journalists between venues.
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<TEXT>Bournemouth Council's been praised for tackling homophobia in the town's schools.

It's been ranked 14th out of 40 local authorities in the gay rights charity Stonewall's Education Equality Index for 2012.
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<TEXT>The way defendants are held on remand in jail across England and Wales should be overhauled.

The Chief Inspector of Prisons Nick Hardwick says they receive less support and help than sentenced inmates, and also have an increased risk of suicide.
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