BBC News
The real story of the news website accused of fuelling riots
The BBC tracks down a Canadian hockey player, a dad in Pakistan and a Texan named Kevin linked to Channel3Now.
Anti-racism protesters take to England's streets
Thousands of counter-protesters rallied on Wednesday against anti-immigration demonstrations in English towns and cities.
First gene-editing therapy may cure blood disorder
The treatment for beta thalassaemia is to be offered on the NHS and uses Nobel Prize-winning technology.
Big rise in antisemitic incidents in UK - charity
The Jewish securities charity CST recorded 1,978 anti-Jewish hate incidents from January to June 2024.
Racehorse dung analysis predicts future success
Scientists found gut microbes in a young foal directly correlate to long-term health and performance.
House hunting picks up as some offer after 20 minutes
Surveyors expect property sales to pick up in the autumn, as a survey suggests buyers make swift decisions.
They went to space for eight days - and could be stuck until 2025
Two American astronauts face the sudden prospect of spending Christmas and New Year in space.
Taylor Swift Vienna concerts cancelled after attack threat
The cancellations follow the arrest of two people suspected of planning attacks.
In pictures: Anti-racism protesters turn out
Communities across England rallied against violent disorder which has erupted in town and cities in recent days.
Men who attacked police and set van on fire in riots jailed
Three men from Liverpool are sentenced after days of disorder following the Southport knife attack.
Muslim counter-protesters embraced by pub-goers
Haddi Malik said the moment pub-goers embraced his group was "massive".
Behave yourselves, China tells its Olympic fans
Beijing says "aggressive fan culture" affects atheletes' performance and mars the country's reputation.
How pioneering UK photojournalists captured change
Two early photographers, who took images of street life and political upheaval, honoured in London.
The Papers: 'Rioters face football ban' and 'Britain boarded up'
Thursday's papers have images of police as thousands of officers appear to have quelled further street violence.
The 'absurd' real-life sting operation that inspired a movie
A new film is inspired by an extraordinary real-life sting called Operation Flagship in 1985.
Why has Ukraine launched a cross-border attack on Russia?
Vladimir Putin called the attack a "provocation", but Kyiv's objectives are not immediately clear.
Temperatures over 30C on the way for parts of UK
Storm Debby is thought to be responsible for the spike in temperatures in the south east of England this weekend.
Man behind iconic Australian meme dies at 82
Jack Karlson, who spurred the infamous "Succulent Chinese Meal" meme, has died of cancer.
Three monkeys is third Banksy artwork in three days
The anonymous street artists claims the work on an east London bridge in an Instagram post.
Republicans attack Democratic VP pick's handling of Floyd protests
The Minnesota governor's detractors say a slow response led to extensive looting and damage.
Good Morning Britain episode prompts 8,200 complaints
Media regulator Ofcom is assessing two controversial interviews on Monday's episode of the ITV show.
Objects thrown at police in east Belfast
It is the latest outbreak of violence in the city following several nights of disorder and rioting.
Coalmine saga was epic mismanagement, says report
A committee warns of a "permanent scar" above a town if an opencast mine is not fully restored.
Pensioner, 69, among latest jailed for rioting
There were 21 convictions on Thursday, with more rioters facing jail as suspects continue to appear in court.
Teen planned 'explosives and knives' attack at Swift concert
Austrian officials say the suspect wanted to kill "a large crowd of people" in a suicide attack.
Behind the scenes as Hamas chose its new leader
The BBC's Rushdie Abualouf witnessed Hamas’s shadowy veterans gather in Qatar to vote for their new chief.
Banksy howling wolf artwork removed
Men wearing balaclavas were seen taking the artwork down hours after it was revealed.
Third day of fighting in Kursk region, Russia says
Without mentioning the incursion, Ukraine's president says his army knows how to surprise.
Yunus sworn in as interim Bangladesh leader
The Nobel laureate, 84, was chosen by student protest leaders after Sheikh Hasina fled the country.
Three teens injured in Orpington shooting
An 18-year-old and two 14-year-old boys are taken to hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
Edwards stripped of one of Wales's highest accolades
The former BBC presenter pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children.
Who are the rioters and what jail sentences have they received?
Almost 500 people have been arrested and close to 150 charged over the unrest.
Why a news website is accused of fuelling riots
The BBC tracks down a Canadian hockey player, a dad in Pakistan and a Texan named Kevin linked to Channel3Now.
Watch: Moment Met Police raid home of disorder suspect
Around 20 officers were involved in the operation in a residential area of London
A little private horror: Kirsty Young's life with chronic pain
The former Desert Island Discs presenter says she's always been reluctant to discuss her fibromyalgia.
Steve Rosenberg: Ukraine's incursion shows Russia's war is not going to plan
The attack on Kursk has led some Russians to call for a deeper military push into Ukraine.
Willy Wonka disaster leads to Fringe Golden Ticket
A new musical was inspired by the disastrous Wonka event in Glasgow which was shut down by police.
All children injured in Southport attack out of hospital
The last remaining child injured in the Southport knife attack is released from hospital.
They went to space for eight days - and could be stuck until 2025
Two American astronauts face the sudden prospect of spending Christmas and New Year in space.
Police hunt ex-Catalan separatist leader after shock return from exile
Officials say Mr Puigdemont is on the run and have ordered police to set up roadblocks around the city.
Globe show abandoned after flare falls into theatre
An audience member says an object fell "into the crowd" after flares were fired from nearby bridges.
Musk shares faked far-right 'detainment camp' for rioters post
The image was faked to look like it had come from the Daily Telegraph website.
Record number of 'homeless' children in England
More than 150,000 children in England are living in temporary accommodation such as hostels and B&Bs.
Second police officer under investigation over airport kick video
A second officer is also being investigated for potential gross misconduct, the IOPC says.
'No place for racism in our society', says O'Neill
Since the weekend, there have been consecutive nights of violence in parts of Belfast.
Police Scotland could send officers to Northern Ireland after riots
The chief constable in Northern Ireland asks for 120 officers, saying his staff are "exhausted" after several nights of riots.
Edwards stripped of top Welsh honour
The former BBC presenter pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children.
Bournemouth Echo
Football club left devastated after vandals trash equipment
A MUDEFORD woman's football team has been left 'heartbroken' after vandals destroyed one of its goals.
Pub which closed suddenly could re-open under new landlord
A NEW landlord is being sought to take over a Ringwood pub which closed earlier this year.
Ashes of loved one scattered by a drone in Sandbanks
A CHRISTCHURCH ash scattering business has scattered the ashes of a loved one by drone at Sandbanks.
‘Unique’ New Forest glamping listed as outstanding site
A ‘UNIQUE’ glamping experience in the New Forest has been recognised as an outstanding site for 2024.
Holiday flats could be torn down in 'overcrowded' street
MORE flats have been proposed on a Bournemouth street some residents have dubbed “overcrowded”.
Developers cause another stir in residents' WhatsApp chats
Residents of a Bournemouth housing block have said new proposals have caused a stir in their WhatsApp chats.
Inquest into death of man who was dismembered closed after his killer was jailed
THE inquest into the death of a man who was dismembered by his killer has been closed after his murderer was jailed.
In The Dock: Man who threatened to start fire at industrial estate among the cases
THE following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
Christchurch pub Thomas Tripp becomes free house
POPULAR Christchurch pub, Thomas Tripp, has become a free house after the successful purchase of its freehold.
Parents fined more than £300,000 since 2021
PARENTS have paid more than £300,000 worth of fines for their children’s unauthorised absences from school since 2021.
Show from award-winning company to come to Poole
A show from an award-winning theatre company is set to come to Poole.
Swim school announces expansion to meet growing demand
A SWIMMING school is expanding in efforts to meet growing demand.
Two popular attractions team up for new visitor experience
TWO popular Dorset attractions have teamed up to create a series of interpretation boards for its visitors.
6 pets from RSPCA Dorset who are on the lookout for their forever homes
The RSPCA Ashley Heath Animal Centre in Ringwood, Dorset has many pets, such as cats and dogs, looking for new homes
Marketing business doubles in size after purchasing PR agency
A BOURNEMOUTH-based PR agency has been purchased by a marketing business.
Wealth management firm takes on ‘highly experienced’ head of marketing
A DORSET wealth management firm has taken on a ‘highly experienced’ head of marketing.
Stars of 'Escape to the Chateau' coming to Bournemouth
INTERNATIONAL television stars Dick and Angel Strawbridge from hit TV series Escape to the Chateau are back with their Forever Home Tour and will be coming to Bournemouth Pavilion in November.
One of the 'secrets to health and longevity' spilled by explorer Dan Buettner
Dan Buettner told his followers to take note of the nutrient-rich diet of those living on the Greek island of Icaria.
Police ‘fully prepared’ to deal with violent protests in town centre
There are reports that far-right protests are planned in the town centre this evening.
'Refugees welcome': Counter-protesters turn out in Bournemouth
DORSET Police officers are gathering in Bournemouth ahead of a protest this evening.
Road closed 'for some time' while crash is dealt with
A road in Dorset will be closed for some time following a crash.
Police helicopter called to 'concern for safety' after disturbance
Police officers were seen searching areas of Winton after reports of a disturbance in Beswick Gardens.
No arrests at 'safe and legal' counter-protest launched in Bournemouth - reaction
DORSET Police say about 160 people turned up to a counter-protest in Bournemouth following rumours of a far-right protest.
Dorset Police speak out after last night's planned protest
Hundreds gathered around the Roundhouse Hotel in Meyrick Road surrounded by police officers.
16-year-old from Bournemouth reported missing by Police
A BOURNEMOUTH teenager has been reported missing by Dorset Police, last seen in St James' Square.
Tractor crashes into verge leaving bales of hay scattered across road
A TRACTOR crashed into a verge, splitting from a trailer leaving bales of hay scattered across the road.
Road partially blocked after two vehicle crash
There is slow traffic due to a two-vehicle crash on A354 Blandford Hill both ways at Whatcombe Down.
Crowds flock to a 'truly exceptional' Swanage Carnival
THE Swanage Carnival roared to life this year with a captivating ‘Jurassic Rocks’ theme.
Yellow heat health alert issued for whole of Dorset
Despite the windy conditions across the south today, a serious weather warning has been put in place for the area.
Deer hospitalised after colliding with car on Dorset road
Dorset Police Rural Crime Team were sent to one of the crashes where a deer had been hit.
Unusual apocalyptic clouds in Dorset capture attention
These pictures of unusual apocalyptic clouds in Dorset have captured peoples' attention
Passenger taken ill and trespasser affect train towards Bournemouth
The line towards Bournemouth is blocked while the Southwestern Ambulance service attends the incident.
Firefighters called to electrical box that caused power cut
SPARKS flew from an electrical box prompting a power cut and firefighters to step in.
PICTURES: Is your cat on here? Daily Echo celebrates International Cat Day
International Cat Day is a celebration which takes place on 8 August of every year.
RNLI rescue catamaran suffering engine failure off Hengistbury Head
MUDEFORD RNLI and the Coastguard rushed to help save a catamaran which was suffering engine failure off the Hengistbury Head.
Man still on police bail after 'terrifying' arson attacks on cars
POLICE have still not charged anyone after 13 vehicles were torched in neighbouring towns last year.
Vineyard near Poole on a 'picturesque estate' among Europe's most beautiful
English Oak Vineyard near Poole has been named among the most beautiful in Europe according to a new analysis
Duck hospitalised after being struck by ball bearing
The animal is now recovering and receiving treatment at Moyles Court Wildlife Hospital.
Starbucks launches its Pumpkin Spice Latte earlier than ever after fan demand
Starbucks has released its Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL) drink range today (August 8) - the earliest ever ahead of autumn.
Formula 1
'There's no guidebook' – Piastri explains what surprised him about life in F1
Oscar Piastri has admitted that the one thing he did not anticipate about life as a Formula 1 driver was the fame that would come with it, with the Australian surprised by how often he has been recognised in day-to-day life.
From an emotional first win to proving the critics wrong – When under-pressure F1 drivers bounced back
Pressure is an evitable element in Formula 1, with every team and driver constantly working to keep their rivals at bay in an increasingly competitive field. But should anybody find themselves in a run of disappointing results or poor form, this tension can increase even further.
THE STRATEGIST: Bernie Collins picks her top 5 best strategy decisions from the first half of the season
With performance so evenly spread, often the right strategy has been the key to sealing a great result. Former Aston Martin strategist Bernie Collins has picked out five stand-out tactical decisions from the first half of the year that really paid off…
Vowles describes 'emotional reaction' from Williams team to Sainz signing as 'largest I've ever seen'
James Vowles has recalled the “extraordinary” reaction of the Williams team to the news that Carlos Sainz would be joining them in 2025, with staff members “shouting and screaming” with excitement over the Spaniard’s signing.
'It’s a bit of a complicated situation' – Bottas says talks on future will 'reset' after Binotto arrival
Valtteri Bottas has conceded that Mattia Binotto's return to Formula 1 with Audi will "reset" talks on his future at Kick Sauber.
Windows Central
Steam users spot leaked new 'helpfulness system' that filters out useless PC game reviews — is Valve finally addressing the problem?
A "new helpfulness system" accidentally pushed live by Valve suggests the company is planning to crack down on unhelpful and low-effort PC game reviews on Steam.
Peaceful Pokémon-like 'Creatures of Ava' from 11 bit studios is available now on Xbox and PC Game Pass
Stop 'The Withering,' explore new biomes, and help save the inhabitants of Ava in this Xbox and PC exclusive creature-saver, available now on Game Pass.
This mini PC is perfect for students and it's very affordable right now thanks to this coupon code
The Geekom GT13 Pro mini PC is available at a discounted price when you use a special coupon code. It's the perfect device for school, work, or personal use.
The ASUS TUF Gaming A14 is one of the first PCs with AMD's AI chip that beats Intel and Qualcomm — here's how to get your hands on the PC and its 50 TOPS of NPU power
The ASUS TUF Gaming A14 is now available for order. It's one of the first PCs powered by AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor, which has 50 TOPS of NPU power.
This clearance deal nets you a SpongeBob Xbox game, figurine, and other collectibles for an extremely low price
The Xbox version of SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated Shiny Edition is currently 80% off. You can get this game and sweet collectibles for just $29.99 during a clearance sale.
The first motherboard BIOS updates arrive to help clean up Intel's CPU mess
Have a 13th or 14th Gen Intel desktop CPU? It might be in danger of degrading due to a microcode issue, but you can take preventative action if you have an ASUS or MSI motherboard. Here's what you need to know.
Intel faces lawsuit and accusations of inflating its stock price by sharing 'materially false or misleading statements'
Intel now faces a lawsuit from its shareholders that claims the company shared false or misleading information about its manufacturing capacity. Intel announced 15,000 layoffs earlier this month and reported a net loss of $1.61 billion in the most recent quarter.
The First Descendant devs tease making it easier to manage your farmed rewards, battle the Frost Walker, and grind Hard Mode Operations
Nexon has teased the next update for The First Descendant, which will include a number of awesome changes pulled directly from community feedback and criticism.
Frostpunk 2 is getting a special edition box set on Windows PC — here's where you can preorder
The Frostpunk 2 PC Special Edition is up for preorder, giving players a collectible patch, keychain, and more in a special box.
AMD's "new mid-range champion" Ryzen 7 9700X and its Ryzen 5 9600X sibling are now available to buy
AMD's Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X are the first two Zen 5 desktop chips to launch, with Ryzen 9 versions expected to launch in a week's time. Here's what you need to know about the chips, including our review highlights, pricing, and availability.
Dell will reportedly lay off 12,500 employees this week, bringing the total to 24,500 in 15 months
In a move to get "leaner," Dell will lay off thousands of employees this week. While the tech giant has not confirmed figures, estimates state 12,5000 jobs will be lost.
How to prevent Grok from using your data for AI training on X
X (formerly Twitter), by default, uses your posts and activities to train its Grok AI chatbot, but you can opt out of this experience in at least two ways. Here's how.
Intel's short-sightedness to OpenAI's potential and the sprouting AI trend had sold its wildest dreams to NVIDIA
OpenAI reportedly offered Intel a 15% stake for $1 billion and asked the chip maker to develop AI chips for its advances at cost. Intel turned down the offer because it did not believe in the technology's growth.
My favorite weapon in Monster Hunter Wilds is getting some massive upgrades
The fourth trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds' ongoing weapon overview series has arrived. This time it's all about the Gunlance and it has a lot of new fiery tools to hunt monsters with.
Laffgaff
What is the name of Donkey Kong’s nephew in the video game series?
Diddy Kong.
Ibuprofen
You know you're over 40 when you have "upstairs ibuprofen" and "downstairs ibuprofen".
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FOSS Weekly #24.32: Armbian, Immutable Manjaro, Backing Up VM, APT Improvement and More
Immutability is the new fad in Linux town.