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More than 90 arrests made after far-right demonstrations turn violent
Areas including Hull, Liverpool, Bristol, Manchester, and Belfast saw unrest - but not all demonstrations turned violent.
Watch: Clashes and burning cars at protests in UK
Anti-immigration protests break out in several cities across the UK following the killing of three young girls in Southport on Monday.
US urges citizens to leave Lebanon on 'any available ticket'
The UK and Jordan also tell citizens to leave, as Israel's tensions with Iran reach a new high.
World's biggest iceberg spins in ocean trap
A frozen block of ice far bigger than Greater London is captured in a vast pool of rotating water.
'They're tightening the screws': Kremlin ups attacks on critics abroad
With dissent snuffed out at home, Russia intensifies attacks on opponents seeking refuge in the West.
BBC starts removing Huw Edwards from archives
The former BBC newsreader pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children on Wednesday
He lost two homes to California fires in six years. Now what?
Rick Pero can't fathom starting over again after watching his home burn down again in northern California.
'Desperation' behind sharp rise in energy theft
Reports of gas and electricity theft has gone up by nearly 50%, a fuel poverty charity says.
The woman who left Britain to parachute into Nazi-occupied Poland
Elżbieta Zawacka had arrived in London in 1943 with special orders from a Polish military chief.
The Papers: 'Riots engulf Britain' and 'summer of discontent'
Sunday's front pages continue leading with the far-right protests happening across the UK.
'Blame all your problems on Mercury': What really happens during retrograde?
The Mercury retrograde phenomenon is associated with misfortune by some - but does it really affect us?
'Fear kept me alive on epic motorbike trip across Africa'
Udoh Ebaide Joy made history by completing a three-month odyssey from Kenya to Nigeria.
Miss England waging war on body stereotypes
Milla Magee says embracing your looks is key to avoiding poor health due to body image pressures.
Where have all the wasps gone?
Outdoor activities are usually plagued by wasps at this time of year, but 2024 has been different.
Hamilton super sub always ready for theatre's 'boss level'
Jonathan Hermosa-Lopez is the understudy for the lead role in one of the world's biggest musicals.
Snoop Dogg: America's cheerleader at the Olympics
NBC hired Snoop Dogg as a special correspondent, but he has shown up for US athletes at the Olympics.
Dressing the Dragon: 'The scale of it is huge'
Costume designer Caroline McCall from Portadown plays a crucial role in bringing Westeros to life.
The year of Ulster's football domination
In 2024, counties and teams from Ulster have dominated men's Gaelic football
Finding empowerment through drag after cancer
After facing years of treatment as a child, performing in drag helps Teifi Rowlands process trauma.
Whitmore: I was gaslit over Strictly concerns
The former Love Island host said that things she tried to talk about eight years ago are "all coming out now".
Can drones help save Wales' most threatened bird?
The curlew could be extinct in Wales by 2033 says a team using high tech to protect breeding sites.
Man's arms 'exploded' after 11,000-volt shock
Medics said it was very unusual for someone to survive such a surge of electricity.
Watch: Supercell tornado sweeps through El Toro in Spain
There was "no major damage" caused by the tornado, according to the mayor of El Toro.
Cafe set alight during disorder in south Belfast
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said officers had attended a cafe on fire on the Donegall Road.
Can drones help save Wales' most threatened bird?
The curlew could be extinct in Wales by 2033 says a team using high tech to protect breeding sites.
North Korea performs diplomatic gymnastics in Olympic comeback
They cheered Simone Biles and took selfies with their "foes" from the South - is this an-officially sanctioned charm offensive?
Fast-food chains want to tempt customers back with surge of special offers
Companies are targeting thrifty customers with low-price deals, but health experts are concerned.
Where have all the wasps gone?
Outdoor activities are usually plagued by wasps at this time of year, but 2024 has been different.
Police investigate Amanda Abbington 'death threat'
The actress was reportedly warned she would "die on stage" after complaining about her time on the BBC show.
Harry and Meghan discuss 'protecting' their children
In a joint TV interview, the Sussexes said "one of the scariest things" was knowing that any parent could lose a child.
Watch: Dawn spectacle as Mount Etna erupts
Europe's tallest volcano, Mount Etna, putting on a lava and smoke show over Sicily.
Drinkers told to leave pub after singing in Welsh
Landlord defends decision to ask customers singing in Welsh to stop and leave pub.
Bangladesh anti-government protests kill more than 70
The protests, which began as a student movement against job quotas, have spiralled into nationwide unrest.
‘Marchand-mania’ inspires French unity – but for how long?
The French swimmer's medals have helped distract the nation from its political crisis, Parisians say.
'They're tightening the screws': Kremlin ups attacks on critics abroad
With dissent snuffed out at home, Russia intensifies attacks on opponents seeking refuge in the West.
He lost two homes to California fires in six years. Now what?
Rick Pero can't fathom starting over again after watching his home burn down again in northern California.
The woman who left Britain to parachute into Nazi-occupied Poland
Elżbieta Zawacka had arrived in London in 1943 with special orders from a Polish military chief.
Dressing the Dragon: 'The scale of it is huge'
Costume designer Caroline McCall from Portadown plays a crucial role in bringing Westeros to life.
PCC stands by 'divisive' protest arrest comments
PCC's call for government to acknowledge the cause of recent unrest had been criticised by some MPs.
Winds lift bouncy castle into the air killing five-year-old
Strong gusts of wind lifted the inflatable up to 20 feet (6m) from the ground during a baseball game on Friday.
Jay Slater's funeral will 'celebrate his life', say family
Ahead of his funeral on 10 August, relatives release a tribute to the teenager who died in Tenerife.
BBC starts removing Huw Edwards from archives
The former BBC newsreader pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children on Wednesday
'Desperation' behind sharp rise in energy theft
Reports of gas and electricity theft has gone up by nearly 50%, a fuel poverty charity says.
Police called to save cat with jar stuck on head
Police officers in Texas jumped into action when they received an unusual call.
Southport has 'mixed emotions' as disorder follows attack
Southport has been "overtaken by the violence" when its focus should be on children, a vicar says.
Police condemn violence and disorder on 'streets of Belfast'
Assistant Chief Constable Davy Beck said those who "engaged in this behaviour bring nothing but shame to themselves and Belfast city".
Yellow weather warning issued for heavy rain in parts of Scotland
The Met Office yellow warning runs from 18:00 on Sunday to 21:00 on Monday with heavy rain expected.
Bournemouth Echo
Jailed in July 2024: Dorset criminals put behind bars
CRIMINALS jailed in July include a murderer who chopped up a man’s body and left it around Bournemouth, a man who groomed and abused a child and a woman who killed a cyclist with her car.
Bournemouth restaurant scores zero by hygiene officials
A Bournemouth restaurant has scored zero-out-of-five by food hygiene officials.
More than 400 officers assaulted while on the job in Dorset
According to the data from Gov.UK, 65 officers were assaulted which resulted in injury in the year ending March 2024.
Plans lodged for hotel rooms within former bank in Lymington
Plans have been lodged to open a hotel within a former bank building in Lymington.
Prama's first 'discount charity shop' to open in Winton
A DORSET charity’s 11th shop will also be its first ever ‘discount’ store, bosses have said.
Bournemouth: Man dropped from pub attack investigation
A MAN has been dropped from a police investigation into a serious attack outside a pub.
Pub of the week: The Globe Inn in Swanage
An inn taken over by a group of neighbours aiming to return it to a community hub is Pub of the Week.
New plans 'could make closed Dorset pub viable again'
ADDING guest accommodation to a closed Dorset pub could see it re-open again, creating several jobs.
Wareham homes plan for former bank among latest Dorset plans
A new homes plan for a former bank is among the latest plans submitted to Dorset Council
New housing plans unveiled for Dorset hotel site
AN extra home is to be added in what was the grounds of Kemps Country House hotel and restaurant at East Stoke between Wool and Wareham.
Snickers, Twix, Milky Way and more: What were they called before?
From Snickers to Twix, do you remember what these family favourite sweets used to be called before their names changed?
Pub Quiz August 3: How smart are you? Find out with this quiz
Find out how good your general knowledge is with our quiz that will get you ready for your next trip to the pub.
Cognitive Reflection Test: Can you pass the shortest IQ test
The Cognitive Reflection Test is three questions long and has a pass rate of just 17 per cent
Men in balaclavas stabbed man outside Ringwood Morrisons
Two men wearing balaclavas stabbed a man while he was sat in a parked car outside a convenience store.
Barge asylum seekers will not be housed Dorset Council area
Dorset Council has said asylum seekers from the Bibby Stockholm will not be housed locally after the barge at Portland closes.
Morrisons store in Ringwood closed after incident
The Morrisons Daily store in Ringwood is closed after an incident attended by multiple police
New Isle of Wight ferry plan to rival Wightlink suffers hold up
The launch of £1 million Isle of Wight passenger carrying vessel, Kraken, is causing frustration.
Woman braves busiest shipping lane in the world for swim
A WOMAN who was inspired by her mother’s dementia diagnosis has braved the busy shipping lanes of the English Channel.
Blue backstage at Party on the Pitch in Bournemouth, 2004
The Echo ran an exclusive competition offering readers the chance to win an unforgettable backstage pass to meet the band.
Morrisons Daily store in Ringwood closed after incident
A convenience store in Ringwood has been closed following an incident.
Where can UK passport holders go without a visa? 155 places
From Morocco to New Zealand, here are all 155 'visa-free' countries and territories UK passport holders can currently enter as of August 2024.
Formula 1
EXCLUSIVE: From the ‘big influence’ to the land speed record setter – F1 design guru Newey reveals his favourite cars of all time
Adrian Newey has designed a host of iconic Formula 1 cars over the years, playing a key role in 12 constructors’ titles, 13 drivers’ titles and more than 200 Grand Prix wins across stints at Williams, McLaren and Red Bull.
‘I’m really excited by what we have coming’ – Vowles on signing Sainz, re-shaping his technical team, and his long-term plans for Williams
James Vowles heads into the summer break on the crest of a wave. The Williams Team Principal’s eighth-month chase of Carlos Sainz had a successful outcome with the Spaniard joining Alex Albon – who in May committed his future to the British team – in a very experienced line-up for 2025.
Laffgaff
What presidential assassin was killed near Bowling Green, Virginia?
John Wilkes Booth.
For The Record
For the record ... I should probably buy a turntable.