BBC News
Briton among six killed in 'far-right' shooting in Krakow
Police in the Polish city say the attacker randomly fired at people after driving on to Main Market Square.
Germans wrestle with what to do with Hitler's destroyed Eagle's Nest retreat
While some believe the site should be partially or completely rebuilt, others want it abandoned and all memory of its Nazi past forgotten.
Veterans shouldn't sleep rough this Christmas, Burnham says
Downing Street says the prime minister will personally write to councils on Armistice Day to urge them to draw up plans.
Royal Family join veterans and families at Festival of Remembrance
The senior royals attended the annual event at London's Royal Albert Hall on the eve of Remembrance Sunday.
Andy Burnham wants to get closer to the EU - but he shouldn't expect a smooth ride
Laura Kuenssberg talks to government insiders about the prime minister opening the conversation about the UK rejoining the EU.
Two seriously injured after M20 crash involving more than 30 vehicles in Kent
Police say more than 30 vehicles were involved in the incident on the M20 around 18:40 on Saturday.
'Dana, please take the job!' - Trump asks UFC boss to be White House press secretary
It was unclear how genuine the president's offer was, although White later said he would travel to Washington for them to meet.
My parents chose to die together and I was left to grieve alone
Jan and Els sought medical intervention to end their lives together after 50 happy years of marriage, leaving behind their only child.
Labubu hype seemed unstoppable, now the fluffy monster mania is dying
Parent company Pop Mart's revenue has fallen as appetite for the quirky collectible monsters wanes.
Ambika Mod says the 'glass ceiling is always getting higher' for South Asian actors
The actress joins the cast of Black Doves for the second season of Netflix's spy thriller.
The rise of microdramas: The 'snackable' shows made for the scrolling age
The snappy, high-octane episodes - viewed on your phone - are huge in China and on the up in the UK.
Can the Zelda remake capture the magic of the original?
Nintendo has released its remake of what is considered one of the best games ever made - the BBC's Tom Gerken gives his verdict.
'Flat', 'tired', 'cynical': Unusually gloomy Kiwis deliver New Zealand's tightest election in years
The national mood is low, and faith in politics even lower - with voters deserting the major parties at the polls.
Property, football and politics: The links between Manchester and Abu Dhabi explained
A closer look at the relationship between Man City's owners and the Manchester political scene.
Israel's president tasks opposition leader Eisenkot with forming government
Neither PM Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor that of his rival secured a majority in last week's election.
The Papers: 'Briton dies in Krakow shootings' and 'Royals honour the fallen'
The Royal Family are pictured attending the Festival of Remembrance on a number of Sunday's front pages.
Gaza wedding festival sees 250 couples married at the same time
A mass wedding for Palestinian brides and grooms has taken place in the rubble-strewn streets of Gaza.
The Trump coalition is shattered - what will Republicans do now?
Republicans can stick with Trumpism or chart a new path, writes BBC Washington correspondent Daniel Bush.
Thousands watch elaborate carnival cart procession
The event in Bridgwater, Somerset, attracted people from all over the country to watch.
Bournemouth Echo
When 15 paddle steamers sailed from Bournemouth Pier in a single day
Bournemouth Pier offered 15 paddle-steamer departures on some days, linking Dorset with Southampton, the Isle of Wight and Solent sights.
Trethowans named among the best law firms in England and Wales
A law firm with a Bournemouth office has been named one of the best in the country.
Monty Don's final goodbye in full as he leaves Gardeners’ World after 23 years
Monty Don's final Gardeners' World episode from Longmeadow has aired, as he says goodbye to the BBC show after 23 years.
I tried baking viral dot cakes and they came out better than a store-bought one
Dot cakes have taken over the internet so I tried baking them to see if they are better than just buying a store-bought option.
Why we wear poppies for Remembrance Day and when to start wearing them
Poppies have become an important symbol of Remembrance Day, but why do we wear them, and when should you start wearing one?
Female shop owner assaulted during robbery by two men at store
Female shop owner assaulted during robbery by two men at store
Shop closure sees Triangle businesses demand crackdown on rogue vape traders
Businesses in Bournemouth's Triangle say rogue vape traders exploit loopholes, harm honest retailers and repeatedly reopen under new names, prompting calls for stronger enforcement.
Pub of the week: Cosy and thatched Dorset country pub with something for everyone
The Angel Inn: A cosy Dorset country pub with something for everyone
Bank of England raises interest rates rise - how much will mortgage payments go up?
The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 4%, increasing payments for tracker mortgage borrowers by an average £30.72 a month.
Diverse Abilities gala auction opens with diamond necklace up for grabs
Diverse Abilities' Poole gala ball auction is open, with luxury lots up for grabs to support children and adults with disabilities across Dorset on November 21.
TG Jones branch to close as new business prepares to take over store
The Swanage TG Jones branch is set to close in January, with outdoor retailer Mountain Warehouse preparing to take over the premises.
Free bus passes delayed for another group as State Pension age rises
The State Pension age rise means many people in England will wait longer for a free bus pass. Check the new qualifying ages and how the rules differ.
What red, purple, black and white poppies mean on Remembrance Day
Discover what red, purple, black and white poppies mean, from military remembrance to animals, diverse communities and peace in Britain.
£500k playpark funding bid and council tax freeze rejected by Reform councillors
Bournemouth Town Council rejects a council tax freeze and £500k for playpark improvements after Reform councillors oppose Liberal Democrat plans at committee.
Wimborne Minster kicks off Christmas with annual lights switch-on
Wimborne Minster’s Christmas lights switch-on returns on November 28, with music, family entertainment, choirs and a 5pm ceremony in the Town Square.
Emmerdale and Coronation Street pulled from schedule next week in new ITV shake-up
Both soaps will be pulled from the air next week to make way for more live sports coverage.
Lymington High Street traders warn parking meters are hurting businesses
Lymington High Street traders have renewed calls for an hour of free parking, warning the current arrangements are driving customers away.
Woman found at bottom of cliffs after 'welfare concerns'
Ambulance crews and HM Coastguard officers found a woman at the foot of the cliffs after concerns were raised for her welfare.
Formula 1
Camara disappointed after crash in debut Qualifying
Rafael Camara was disappointed after crashing in his debut Qualifying session ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Russell rues ‘misjudgement’ that cost him Sao Paulo pole
George Russell has explained why he was so frustrated to miss out on pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
What To Watch For in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos
Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.
Hamilton reflects on grid penalties and PU changes in Brazil
Lewis Hamilton admits that he was "using the Qualifying session as a test", with the Ferrari driver set to start at the back of the grid for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
'All to play for' in Sao Paulo after Qualifying – Hulkenberg
Nico Hulkenberg believes there is "all to play for" in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, with the Audi driver set to start Sunday's race from fourth on the grid.
What the teams said – Qualifying in Brazil
The drivers and teams report back from final practice and Qualifying at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace ahead of the 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil.
Lawson concedes he 'didn't quite maximise' his Q3 effort
Liam Lawson will look forward to a second-row start in Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Norris details how he excelled in wet Sao Paulo Qualifying
In challenging weather conditions, Lando Norris clinched pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
'First Q3 of the season feels good' in Brazil – Alonso
Fernando Alonso admits that "the first Q3 of the season feels good", as the Aston Martin driver finished ninth quickest in a wet Qualifying ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Verstappen sets out goal from back of the grid in Sao Paulo
Max Verstappen will face the task of climbing through the field at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver giving his take on his prospects after Qualifying.