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Laura Curtis
March 16, 2012
Welcome to the Friday edition of The Breaker, bringing you the latest news from around Dorset and UK, as well as up to date entertainment and international news from around the world. Instead of the normal blog, today the Editor has captured the last newsroom session through a series of photographs.
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Welcome to the Friday edition of The Breaker, bringing you the latest news from around Dorset and UK, as well as up to date entertainment and international news from around the world. Top stories today include: Kurdish activists hunger strike in London, BU cheerleading society making their return as well as live tweets from our general reporters. Instead of the normal blog, today the Editor has captured the last newsroom session through a series of photographs.

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