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Lyse Doucet: This is an extraordinary moment Iran has been preparing for
The killing of the supreme leader will be a huge jolt to the Islamic Republic, which will try hard to show it has a plan in place.
Trump's bet on Iranian regime change could be his biggest gamble yet
The US president may be forced to wage a political battle at home while presiding over a new war in the Middle East.
Ayatollah Khamenei's iron grip on power in Iran comes to an end
Iranian state TV confirms the supreme leader has been killed on the first day of massive US and Israeli air strikes on the country.
Watch: How US-Israel strikes on Iran unfolded
Iran launched retaliatory attacks in the Middle East after US-Israel strikes across the country.
Chris Mason: Trump calls Starmer as US and Europe diverge on Iran strikes
The UK was not involved in, nor has it endorsed, the strikes on Iran by Israel and the US.
Olivia Dean crowned new UK queen of pop as Brit Awards hit the north
The singer won four awards, including best artist and album, as the Brits headed to Manchester.
Brit Awards 2026: The real winners and losers
From Harry Styles' trousers, to Jade's red carpet confession - here's what went down at the Brits.
Why are more GPs opting to work outside the NHS?
More doctors and patients are turning to the private sector as demand increases pressure on the NHS.
Olivia Attwood: 'We shouldn't glamourise being reliant on other people'
The documentary host and presenter discusses female independence and snobbery about reality TV.
Wellness peptide craze: Why people are injecting drugs 'not for human consumption'
Growing numbers of people are injecting unregulated peptides for health reasons - but one expert says they are "lab rats".
How responsible are climbers for each other's safety? Mountaineers react to manslaughter
A woman's death during a climbing trip has sparked debates about personal responsibility and risk.
This man was abused for appearing on a Welcome to Heathrow poster. Then he met his trolls
Syed Usman Shah says he was proud to appear in the campaign, but upset by what followed.
Would you say yes to a second-hand wedding dress?
Researchers say many modern brides worry a pre-loved wedding dress might bring them bad luck.
I went to rural Wales to bathe in starlight and the Milky Way blew me away
I join two tourists in the mountains to immerse ourselves in the wonders of the night sky with a star guide.
Iran says US and Israel strikes hit school killing 108
There is no confirmation by the US or Israel of the strike on the school located near elite military troops.
Bowen: A dangerous moment, but US and Israel see opportunity not to be missed
Israel and the US believe Iran's regime is vulnerable, dealing with an economic crisis and the aftermath of protests.
US and Israeli strikes on Iran in maps
Israel and the US have launched strikes across Iran, with Iran retaliating with strikes across the region.
Inside Iran, panic as attacks unfold but for some it's a moment of relief
Iranians talk about what is happening inside the country, despite an almost total internet blackout.
How the world has reacted to US and Israeli strikes on Iran
World leaders are responding to the attacks on several Iranian cities and Tehran's retaliation.
Brits red carpet in pictures: Harry Styles, Olivia Dean and Lola Young at the UK's biggest night in music
Stars including Olivia Dean, Lola Young and Rosalía turned out for the Brit Awards in Manchester.
Minister Josh Simons resigns after Labour Together claims
Simons faced claims the think tank he used to run commissioned a report which looked into the background of journalists.
Where have Nepal's 'nepo kids' gone as corruption takes centre stage in election?
The excess of politicians' children was front and centre of the anger that drove protests that toppled the government last year.
A firm hiring blind staff went bust - but its mission lives on
The business had been running for over 150 years before it collapsed, so one former employee took matters into her own hands.
Burnham would probably have won by-election, Labour deputy leader says
Lucy Powell tells the BBC that Labour needs to make more use of the Greater Manchester mayor.
The Papers: 'Khamenei dead in rubble' and 'Middle East in flames'
All of the Sunday papers carry the major world news story on their front pages - the strikes on Iran by the US and Israel.
Man, 49, dies taking part in skydive at airfield
Police say they were called to Dunkeswell Aerodrome at about 13:00 GMT on Saturday.
'I love the look on his face' - The mum who takes her baby on wilderness adventures
Experienced mountaineer Morag Skelton has taken Hamish on skiing expeditions and an island-hopping camping trip.
First writing may be 40,000 years earlier than thought
Scientists believe they have found evidence of written thoughts of Stone Age people on ancient objects.
Dog gives birth to record litter of 17 puppies
Owners of the two-year-old Irish Setter called Marigold say she has recovered well from the births.
Stolen spaniel found by police 160 miles from home
The brown and white spaniel, called Honey, was handed back to her "very happy" owners, police said.
The months of planning behind US-Israeli mission to target Iran's supreme leader
A piece of crucial intelligence arrived just hours before the attack on a compound in central Tehran.
Two ships hit near Strait of Hormuz as fears grow of oil price rises
International shipping is said to have come to a standstill at the strait's entrance, with fears of disruption already pushing up global oil prices.
'It's eerie' - Dubai on edge as city comes under attack
One British holidaymaker called it "surreal" to see people try to enjoy themselves as smoke rises nearby.
At least 153 dead after reported strike on school, Iran says
Iran has blamed the US and Israel for the strike; the US is looking into reports of the incident, while the IDF says it is "not aware" of operations in the area.
UK troops and civilians in Middle East put at risk by Iran strikes, Healey says
British military personnel at a base in Bahrain were "within several hundred yards" of a strike, the defence secretary says.
Catherine shares first message entirely in Welsh for St David's Day
The Princess of Wales says Wales is "very close to our hearts" in video message.
Mountaineers weigh up risks and rewards after Austrian climb ended in manslaughter conviction
A woman's death during a climbing trip has sparked debates about personal responsibility and risk.
Battle over parking meters in sleepy seaside town sees machines glued shut
The picturesque East Lothian town has become a battleground between some residents and the local authority over parking charges.
Nine dead in missile attack on Israel as Iran strikes region
Several deaths are reported across the Middle East as Tehran retaliates for massive strikes by the US and Israel.
How Ayatollah Khamenei rose to power and controlled Iran for nearly 40 years
Iranian state TV confirms the supreme leader has been killed on the first day of massive US and Israeli air strikes on the country.
What we know so far about the US-Israeli attacks and Iran's retaliation
Iran responds by launching missiles and drones towards Israel and four Gulf Arab countries that host US military bases.
Trump's bet on Iranian regime change could be his biggest gamble yet
The US president may be forced to wage a political battle at home while presiding over a new war in the Middle East.
Lyse Doucet: This is an extraordinary moment Iran has been preparing for
The killing of the supreme leader will be a huge jolt to the Islamic Republic, which will try hard to show it has a plan in place.
Murder arrest after security guard dies in stabbing
Tributes to "gentle giant" Gary Stanley flood in from family and friends.
Why are more GPs opting to work outside the NHS?
More doctors and patients are turning to the private sector as demand increases pressure on the NHS.
There will always be snobbery around reality TV, says Olivia Attwood
The documentary host and presenter discusses female independence and snobbery about reality TV.
Man arrested over 2021 bedroom killing of teenager
A 26-year-old man is in police custody after Camron Smith,16, was stabbed to death in 2021.
Beaver pair released into wild 'are still together'
The pair were spotted on camera traps, the Cornwall Wildlife Trust says.
Overdue library books returned 50 years late
The books, which were due to be returned in March 1976, were unearthed at a Beverley charity shop.
Single dad nails the internet with DIY tutorials
DIY Dad Dean Commodore shares his video tutorials online in his spare time.
Century-old teddy sells for four times estimate
The straw-stuffed bear was spotted during an estate clearance.
I want to find the man who saved us from drowning
Alexandra Szilvasi and her dog Snickers got into trouble in the River Trent on Monday.
Man, 83, in Taylor Swift music video had 'no idea who she was'
Barrie Reynolds featured in the music video for Opalite, the latest song from the global megastar.
Bournemouth Echo
Upcoming road works across BCP set to cause delays from March 2 to March 8
Major Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch roadworks: closures, lane restrictions and diversions from 2–8 March 2026. Plan ahead for BCP Council, SGN and BT works.
Poole country and western shop is 'reviving the town'
A COUNTRY AND WESTERN store in Poole is ‘reviving the town’ with its heritage American brands and exclusive own clothing line.
Breathtaking New Forest home that once featured on Grand Designs
An extraordinarily unique home capturing national attention and featured in Grand Designs is now up for sale in the New Forest.
Poole MP says 'obscene concentration of wealth' is harming democracy
THE MP for Poole has tabled a parliamentary motion raising concerns about extreme wealth and its impact on democracy.
The Dorset manor house occupied by disgraced royal
This manor house was once the grand residence occupied by the former Prince Andrew during married life with Sarah Ferguson
Poole spot which 'always offers something different' deserves Michelin Guide place
Daily Echo readers have shared a few restaurants they want to see in the Michelin Guide, including The Pickled Berry in Poole
Government announces up to £483 million in investment for UK post offices
The UK Government has pledged £483m to modernise Post Office branches, support postmasters, maintain rural access, and fund Horizon redress and inquiry.
VIDEO: Moment police discover man hiding under bed after hit and run
A VIDEO released by New Forest police shows the moment officers discovered a 27-year-old New Milton man hiding under a bed as they moved in to arrest him.
Classic car showcase returning to Dorset after huge success
A classic car showcase returns to Canford later this year.
Officers carry out reassurance patrols across parts of Dorset
OFFICERS have been carrying out reassurance patrols across rural East Dorset as part of a targeted policing operation.
Person rescued after becoming stuck in mud on beach
A PERSON was rescued after becoming stuck in mud at Naish Beach in New Milton yesterday afternoon.
Youth dance company based in Dorset set to perform at London theatre
Youth dance company Coast, led by Katie Neal, to perform at Sadler’s Wells in March as part of Making Moves, U.Dance, and Origins 2026 South West platforms.
Dorset lawyers say £3m pension settlement in case offers valuable lesson
A £3m divorce settlement, led by Ellis Jones Solicitors Dorchester, highlights defined benefit pension complexities and the importance of legal advice.
New BCP Council strategy aims to give residents better homes and support
BCP Council unveils a 10-year Supported and Specialist Housing Strategy for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole to improve accessible homes and support.
Valuable classic motorcycle once ridden by racing icon to go under the hammer
Barry Sheene’s 1978 Suzuki XR23 leads Charterhouse motorcycle auction at Haynes Motor Museum, with over 200 classic bikes and spares up for sale in March.
The most wanted holiday destinations from Bournemouth Airport
Bournemouth residents have sparked a lively debate online calling for a greater variety of routes from the towns airport.
Centuries-old tale of posthumous mischief revealed at East Dorset museum
Discover the Tudor history of Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter, at Wimborne’s Museum of East Dorset. ‘Cabinet of Curiosity’ exhibit runs till April.
'It was a pleasure to be among a biijou audience to witness a master at work'
Nick Harper wows Poole’s Lighthouse with his 58 Fordwych Road show, celebrating the 1960s London folk scene and legends.
Huge plant sale with 'fantastic prizes' and live music coming to Bournemouth
Cherry Tree Nursery’s Plant Sale & Spring Fayre in Bournemouth on 21 March offers discounted plants, craft stalls, and more in support of mental health charity.
Dorset food festival returns and welcomes celebrity chef as first headliner
Acclaimed Dorset chef Colin Nash headlines Wimborne Food Festival 2026, with live cookery demos, local producers, and food events in Wimborne town centre.
Sunseeker sells five yachts at Miami International Boat Show
Sunseeker sells five yachts at Miami International Boat Show 2026 and unveils Palm Beach line-up, featuring Manhattan 68, Predator 75, and 100 Yacht.
Car seized from driver without licence in Dorset
A CAR has been seized by police in Gillingham after officers discovered the driver did not have a valid licence.
Water bills are rising again but these 7 simple changes could save you £300
You can’t switch water supplier, but you can lower your bill. Experts share 7 practical ways to save money in 2026.
Brits urged to check their change as rare £1 coin sells for more than £300
The 2018, which features Queen Elizabeth II on the front and the Nations of the Crown design on the reverse, was minted with an error
Formula 1
The family tree of F1's 11 teams and how they came to be
With 11 teams on the grid for the first time in a decade, F1.com explores the origins of every squad.
What F1 drivers have been up to in February
It’s been a busy February for the grid, with testing in Barcelona and Bahrain, training camps and final season preparations – here’s a recap of everything the F1 drivers have been up to before the season kicks off next week.
Windows Central
Windows Wrap: Windows 11’s new Start menu is a masterclass in frustration — I just scored you an exclusive deal to save 25% on Start11 to fix it
Windows 11’s new Start menu is a masterclass in frustration. See how Microsoft’s latest UI fails, our 5 fixes, and an exclusive 25% off deal on Start11.
Forget 'debloat apps.' Sophia Script gives you real control over Windows 11. Here's how it works.
These are the steps to use Sophia Script for Windows 11 to debloat, tweak privacy, and automate advanced system optimizations safely.
I wanted to ditch Discord after its age verification controversy, but there's one big problem — why is it so tough to find a proper replacement?
The movement to leave Discord has never been stronger after its recent age verification and monitoring controversies. After spending the weekend testing out some top alternatives, I've realized that a change is a lot easier said than done.
Laffgaff
Who was the first Hip Hop artist to receive a Pulitzer Prize?
Kendrick Lamar.
Orca Impression
Do you know what's great about orcas? They do a killer whale impression.
Itsfoss
I'm Low-key Hyped for This Data Center Sim (Though It Has No Official Linux Support)
There's a free demo up on Steam right now, and I took it for a spin.
New to Linux? These 4 systemd Tools Help You Fix Common Issues
Stop guessing, start investigating. Here are 4 systemd tools that make Linux troubleshooting easy.