BBC News
Harry and Meghan's media treatment echoes what happened to Diana, Earl Spencer tells BBC
Princess Diana's brother describes the press coverage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as a "cancerous influence in their life".
Watch: Diana's brother says press has 'cancerous influence' on Harry and Meghan's lives
Earl Spencer says that he can see echoes of Princess Diana's treatment from the press in the way Harry and Meghan are scrutinised.
Ed Sheeran admits 'mistakes' as he addresses Macklemore controversy at Philadelphia show
The mega-star spoke about Israel and Gaza at his first concert since rapper Macklemore was removed from his tour.
Strictly returns with new hosting trio as celebrities find out dance pairings
Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe take over from long-running presenting duo Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.
The deadly new drugs reshaping Scotland's fight against addiction
Experts warn potent new substances are making an already deadly crisis more dangerous.
Our head teacher was an abuser. We joined forces to get justice - now we're married
Students spent years collecting evidence against their Indonesian principal, before falling in love.
Cultural treasures are being destroyed by war, and people want justice
A cauldron of conflicts is bubbling across the world, with cultural monuments being destroyed. These people are fighting against it.
'People forget we exist': Why older LGBTQ+ community fears losing identity
A report suggests older LGBTQ+ people experience more social isolation than their heterosexual peers.
Sex and dating for the sandwich generation - Sharon Horgan on her latest comedy Youth
"It's really weird watching yourself age on screen because that's not fun," Horgan reveals.
Analysis: Trump escalates media fight after week of setbacks
An embattled Trump has injected his fight with the news media with new acrimony, writes the BBC's Anthony Zurcher.
Not all AI workers think the tech could kill everyone
In text exchanges and conversations, multiple people who have worked for leading companies are sceptical of the warnings.
Journalists denied White House access after Trump banned some media outlets
CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters' White House press badges were confiscated, the outlets reported.
Davey says Lib Dems are 'firewall against Farage' as conference begins
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey claimed the party was aiming to beat its 2024 record of 72 MPs in any snap election.
Nato welcomes Greenland deal as Trump says it will give US 'permanent security control'
Denmark and the US have reached an agreement after months of threats from Donald Trump to annex the territory.
The Papers: 'Gaslit by the King' and 'McCann suspect's book plot'
Earl Spencer's memoir and plans for the chief Madeleine McCann suspect to write a book lead Sunday's papers.
Premier League fans and players honour Noah Woods
Everton and Ipswich supporters and players pay tribute to the three-year-old, who died this week.
Maddy Cusack 'more than a number on a shirt' as anniversary falls during inquest delay
The third anniversary of Maddy Cusack's death falls during a pause in the footballer's inquest.
Bournemouth Echo
19 arrests at Bournemouth Airport included man held on suspicion of rape
A man arrested at Bournemouth Airport on suspicion of rape was one of 19 people detained there over four years, according to a Dorset Police Freedom of Information response.
The 'little gem' of a Dorset cafe which offers 'the best brunch around'
Tides Cafe in Highcliffe has been earning praise for its welcoming atmosphere and quality brunches, among other factors
Upcoming road works in BCP set to cause delays from September 21 to September 27
Drivers in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole face road closures and temporary road works in September due to BCP Council and utility roadworks. Expect delays.
Wareham Post Office closed as MP says decision is 'extremely disappointing'
Vikki Slade MP has called for an urgent meeting with senior Post Office officials following the closure of Wareham Post Office.
Pizza restaurant in Bournemouth applies to BCP Council for a premises licence
Tiny Italiano in Southbourne, Bournemouth, has applied to BCP Council for a premises licence to serve alcohol with food daily. Comments open until 30 September.
Replica Billy Bike motorbike from iconic film Easy Rider to go under the hammer
A rare Easy Rider Billy Bike replica, built by Lucky Buck Custom Cycles, will be auctioned at Charterhouse, Haynes Motor Museum, 26 Nov. Estimate: £15k-£17k.
Wimborne care home hosts Mexican fiesta to celebrate Mexican Independence Day
A care home has marked Mexican Independence Day with a day of music, food, and culture
Sundown Adventures returning to Go Ape Moors Valley from October 16
The Sundown Adventures will return to Go Ape Moors Valley from October 16, offering visitors the chance to tackle high ropes courses and zip lines in the dark
Ambitious young carers in Dorset face preventable barriers to work experience
Anxiety, travel costs and a lack of accessible placements are blocking young carers in Dorset and their route into the workplace.
Santa's Grotto to bring extra Christmas magic to new charity event in Poole
Forest Holme Hospice Charity has announced the Merry Mile, a family-friendly event taking place on Sunday, December 6
Concert featuring three acclaimed African artists coming to Poole next month
African Soul Rebels, a concert featuring three acclaimed African artists, will come to Lighthouse Poole on Saturday, October 3.
Various Dorset roads to be temporarily closed for utility and resurfacing works
Dorset Council announces road closures and speed restrictions in Verwood and Blandford Forum for National Grid and resurfacing works from 5–31 October 2026.
Parents and prospective pupils turn out in force for Poole school's open evening
St Aldhelm’s Academy in Poole drew large numbers of parents and prospective pupils from the local area on Wednesday, September 16.
Blandford Carnival route changed after floats were too large for narrow streets
Relive Blandford Carnival 2001 in Dorset, from colourful floats and marching bands to an illuminated procession, despite a route change.
Plans to refurbish part of O2 Academy Bournemouth to improve facilities
A proposal to refurbish part of the O2 Academy in Bournemouth has been submitted to improve facilities at the venue.
PICTURES - Thousands pack Ringwood streets for carnival procession
Thousands packed Ringwood town centre on Saturday afternoon for the popular annual carnival.
11-year-old from Christchurch shortlisted for national award after regional win
An 11-year-old young carer from Christchurch has been named the South West regional winner of the Young Person of the Year HAF Award and shortlisted for a national award.
Government responds to calls for major change in UK supermarket rules
A petition, signed by nearly 15,000 people, asked for a new ban to be introduced at supermarkets across the UK
Calls grow to increase £12,570 HMRC Personal Allowance as inflation rates rise again
The £12,570 Personal Allowance is frozen until 2031. A new petition is calling for it to rise automatically with inflation or wages.
Check your shelves as book bought for just 37p valued at more than £64,000
Only 1,500 first edition copies of J.R.R Tolkein’s The Hobbit were ever printed, and one was recently found and valued at £64,420.
Homeowners urged to do 7 simple energy checks before winter to cut bills
Cut your energy bills with these seven expert tips that are easy to do around your home.