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Israeli air strike on Gaza school reportedly kills dozens
Israel's military says it struck a Hamas command centre embedded in a school.
King in call for unity after 'aggression' of riots
Charles III praised the "community spirit" and "compassion" that had countered the "criminality from a few".
Riots resurface memories of racist violence for British Asians - with glimmer of hope
Scenes from the past week in England and Northern Ireland have sparked painful memories among British Asians who remember the 1970s and 80s.
Plane crash in Brazil's São Paulo state kills all 61 on board
A passenger aircraft travelling on a domestic route comes down in the town of Vinhedo.
'Serious concerns' about CrossCountry rail service
In a scathing letter to the rail operator's interim heads, Louise Haigh puts the company on notice.
Five Olympic moments from Paris you won't have seen on TV
The fans have provided plenty of non-sporting highlights with their passion, patriotism - and peculiarity.
Adam Britton: The ‘monster’ animal abuser who hid in plain sight
Even those who knew him best had no clue crocodile expert Adam Britton was torturing dozens of dogs to death.
Injuries after Boardmasters festival crowd surge
A small number of people are injured and one set is cancelled after the Cornwall festival incident.
What is the meaning behind Banksy's new urban jungle?
Banksy has unveiled a new animal artwork every day in London - but does anyone know what they mean?
Search for relatives of baby hidden under floorboards a century ago
The baby's body may have been under the floorboards of a Victorian house for more than 100 years.
Fisherman lands first-ever 'lost' Lego shark
The Devon fisherman's find came from a container lost from a cargo ship 27 years ago.
Fresh hope for bird with bizarre 'crex crex' call
There are hopes the corncrake can stage a comeback in England, after being reintroduced to Norfolk.
A week of unrest - and a week of silence from big tech
Social media firms are accused of stoking the disorder in the UK but have not commented on it. Why?
Men jailed for encouraging unrest on social media
The PM tells an emergency Cobra meeting police need to remain on "high alert".
'My kids haven't left the house in a week'
The trustee of the Belfast Multi-Cultural Association says the "majority" of the community feels unsafe.
Does Japan's megaquake alert mean the 'big one' is coming?
An alert issued this week has caught the attention of a country used to earthquake warnings.
The Papers: 'King calls for unity' and 'medal at last' for KJT
The stories leading papers on Saturday include the King's response to unrest and silver for Team GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson.
'I went to the balcony and saw the plane spinning'
Witnesses in Vinhedo describe the moment a Voepass plane fell out of the sky, leaving 61 people dead.
How punk and history emerged from Belfast alleyways
Once teeming with life, Belfast's entries were largely forgotten but now 11 have been revamped.
Down into the ocean's 'twilight zone' with Boaty McBoatface
The UK's most famous robot returns after travelling 2000km in the deep ocean.
Fishing, farmers and facepaint: Photos of the week
A selection of striking news photographs taken around the world this week.
Russia struggles to repel Ukraine's deep Kursk incursion
A surprise Ukrainian offensive in a western region of Russia came to the end of a fourth day.
Concern over state pension errors for widows
New fears are raised after others were found to have been underpaid their state pension.
Five crazy weeks as an Olympic chaffeur
Volunteer taxi driver Elisabeth Lomholdt hopes to inspire more people to get involved with events.
Snooker legend Davis to play synth gig in cathedral
The former world champ says his unusual new obsession might get some thinking he has "lost the plot".
Trump's scary helicopter trip did not happen, says ex-mayor
Willie Brown says story is "fiction" and rejects claim he told Trump "terrible things" about Kamala Harris.
Parents beg US diplomat for apology over fatal crash
A Zimbabwean girl was killed in a road accident in June by a US diplomat who has left the country.
Winston Churchill's Olympic speech rediscovered
The speech, made before the 1924 Olympics, was part of a fundraiser to promote athletes on merit.
'My baby would have lived if hospital was better'
Rachel Kemble's three-week-old son died after a doctor failed to do a scan before starting birth.
Parents of girl killed in Southport stabbing say sister witnessed attack
Six-year-old Bebe King is remembered as a "sweet, kind, and spirited girl" by her parents.
Sixth Banksy on London billboard to be taken down
The billboard is in silhouette of a cat on an empty, distressed billboard in north-west London.
Does Japan's megaquake alert mean the 'big one' is coming?
An alert issued this week has caught the attention of a country used to earthquake warnings.
Why the 'weird' label is working for Kamala Harris
Some political experts say calling Trump “weird” effectively repackages President Biden’s “threat to democracy” theme with a light touch.
Russia in 'counter-terror' mode over Ukraine attack
Russia imposes strict measures in three regions to try to halt a surprise incursion by Ukrainian troops.
YouTube's former chief Susan Wojcicki dies aged 56
One of Google's earliest employees, Ms Wojcicki had been ill with lung cancer for two years.
Team GB medics save Uzbekistan boxing coach's life
Boxing coach Tulkin Kilichev was celebrating his athlete's gold medal when he went into cardiac arrest.
Bodies recovered after 62 die in Brazil plane crash
Teams worked through the night to find victims of the disaster in São Paulo state which killed all on board.
Five Olympic moments from Paris you won't have seen on TV
The fans have provided plenty of non-sporting highlights with their passion, patriotism - and peculiarity.
'I thought days of race hatred were over' - Riots take British Asians back to 1970s
Scenes from the past week in England and Northern Ireland have sparked painful memories among British Asians who remember the 1970s and 80s.
Banksy's new urban jungle sparks hunt for hidden meaning
Banksy has unveiled a new animal artwork every day in London - but does anyone know what they mean?
Brazil plane crash: 'I went to my balcony and saw it spinning'
Witnesses in Vinhedo describe the moment a Voepass plane fell out of the sky, leaving 62 people dead.
What does science tell us about boxing’s gender row?
Research is shedding light on different chromosomal make-ups and what advantages they may bring to sport.
Down into the ocean's 'twilight zone' with Boaty McBoatface
The UK's most famous robot returns after travelling 2000km in the deep ocean.
Teenager stole £15k worth of vapes in disorder
The 16-year-old boy also admitted assaulting an emergency worker and causing criminal damage to a police car.
Why are there riots in the UK?
The killing of three girls in Southport has been followed by the UK's worst unrest in over a decade.
King in call for unity after 'aggression' of riots
Charles III praised the "community spirit" and "compassion" that had countered the "criminality from a few".
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.
A week of unrest - and a week of silence from big tech
Social media firms are accused of stoking the disorder in the UK but have not commented on it. Why?
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.
Men jailed for encouraging unrest on social media
The PM tells an emergency Cobra meeting police need to remain on "high alert".
Suspended Labour councillor charged over 'cut throat' protest remarks
Ricky Jones was remanded in custody until a pre trial preparation hearing on 6 September.
'My kids haven't left the house in a week'
The trustee of the Belfast Multi-Cultural Association says the "majority" of the community feels unsafe.
Woman jailed for pushing burning bin at police
Stacey Vint will spend 20 months in prison for her part in the Middlesbrough riots.
How the tide turned after a week of riots
Thousands of anti-racism protesters rallied on Wednesday, when anti-immigration protests had been expected.
Minister pledges support on visit to riot-hit library
Jonathan Reynolds visits Spellow Library in Walton, Liverpool, which was set alight amid violence.
Police bodycam shows officers under attack at riot
Newly-released video shows officers being pelted with missiles during unrest on 3 August.
Disney unveils Avatar 3's official title and new films
Details of new films including the third Avatar and a new Star Wars are announced at a Disney fan event.
Perseid meteor shower: When and how to watch
The Perseids meteor shower peaks between August 11th and 13th this year.
Fresh hope for bird with bizarre 'crex crex' call
There are hopes the corncrake can stage a comeback in England, after being reintroduced to Norfolk.
Fisherman lands first-ever 'lost' Lego shark
The Devon fisherman's find came from a container lost from a cargo ship 27 years ago.
'Serious concerns' about CrossCountry rail service
In a scathing letter to the rail operator's interim heads, Louise Haigh puts the company on notice.
Wife of councillor remanded over racial hate charge
Lucy Connolly, from Northampton, appeared in court via video link but did not enter a plea
Ards mosque community 'nervous' after attack
An Islamic centre founder says his community will not leave after an overnight petrol bomb and graffiti attack.
Anti-racism protesters gather across Scotland
Demonstrations took place in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Dumfries.
Bournemouth Echo
Man dies after falling on concrete from height in Bournemouth town centre
A MAN with dementia died after he fell from a height at an unprotected worksite in Bournemouth town centre.
"Thwacking" noises and 'barrage of disruption' fears at new tennis courts
Residents who don’t want to hear more “thwacking” at a tennis court could grind expansion plans to a halt.
New home plans slammed as ‘completely unacceptable’ and 'need to be refused'
PLANS to build three homes at a bungalow plot in Ashley Heath have been slammed as ‘completely unacceptable’.
Brittany Ferries to become majority owner of Condor Ferries
BRITTANY Ferries is to become the majority owner of Condor Ferries following recent changes in the ownership structure.
Developer responds to rumours of Anglo Saxon burial ground on worksite
NO ancient burial ground has been found on a worksite, developers have said, amid speculation.
‘Keeping memories alive’: Vintage store thriving after 30 years of business
A vintage store dedicated to “keeping memories alive” is thriving on the high street after more than 30 years of business.
Property tycoon and former council leader among trio that acquire rugby club
A property tycoon and the former BCP Council leader are among a trio who have bought a 131-year-old rugby club.
Counter protest planned alongside right wing demonstration in Bournemouth
COUNTER protesters are expected to be in Bournemouth next weekend amid a planned right wing demonstration.
In The Dock: Woman in for fraud, drugs and possession of a knife
The following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
Closure order for highway to facilitate major £40m housing scheme
A PUBLIC highway has been closed to facilitate a major £40m housing scheme in Bournemouth.
Car park to close in January ahead of major development plans
A CAR park in Boscombe will close at the beginning of 2025 ahead of major development plans.
'Shocking' state of landmark is 'worst it's ever been'
The famous Cerne Abbas Giant landmark is in a 'shocking' state and is 'the worst it's ever been'
5 of the most stunning coastal circular walks you can embark on in Dorset
There are plenty of coastal circular walks to try around Dorset, including at Lulworth Cove, Studland, Abbotsbury and many more
Calls for pedestrian crossing near school to address 'safety concerns'
A SCHOOL in Ringwood has requested a pedestrian crossing is installed nearby following ‘safety concerns’.
Hollywood Bowl launches competition for children
HOLLYWOOD Bowl is launching a nationwide design a pin competition for one lucky child to be crowned the ‘Champ-Pin’ in celebration of this year’s summer of sports.
What are the rules for sunbathing naked in your own garden? What the law says
It’s important to know the rules when it comes to sunbathing – especially if you plan to strip off to avoid tan lines
Woman double drink-drive limit banned from roads after crashing into ditch
A New Forest woman who crashed her car into a ditch before trying to kick a police officer has been banned from driving
Discover Creative Dorset: incredible venues, galleries and events
Discover exciting, creative endeavours throughout Dorset for a fab day out for all the family.
Woman arrested for assault and criminal damage at Bournemouth protest
A WOMAN has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and assault after hundreds turned out for a protest in Bournemouth.
Man in his 20s hospitalised with 'puncture wounds'
Officers were alerted to an incident outside a pub near Poole Quay at around 1am on August 10.
Officers search for missing 'vulnerable' man near Poole
He is described as five feet six inches tall with short mousey brown or blonde hair with stubble.
Flip Out announces reopening date after essential works
Flip Out in Poole had to suddenly close its doors to the public to undergo urgent work.
Green Party issue statement on recent attacks in BCP
These incidents have occurred both nationally and locally in Bournemouth. Years of demonization and scapegoating have contributed to this alarming situation.
Lane blocked after 'incident' on A31 Eastbound
One lane is blocked between Picket Post and Stoney Cross due to an incident, and delays from Ringwood.
Hunt for man involved in fraud investigation across Dorset
The first incident occurred on June 28 when a man entered a pub and went to pay for items with a suspected stolen card.
Hour-by-hour forecast for BCP as temperatures set to soar
The mercury is set to soar over the next two days.
The Hush Club 'forced to pull out of future air show events after complaints'
The Hush Club provided entertainment to hundreds of visitors during the Bournemouth Air Festival at Café Riva in Southbourne.
'Intoxicated' woman arrested by Dorset Specials on suspicion of multiple offences
The Dorset Specials officers attended an incident in Bournemouth town centre after reports of a drunk woman causing a scene.
Family plea to bring home missing cocker spaniel
Steve Ford owns Bessie, a 14-year-old female black cocker spaniel along with two other dogs.
Pub plan to convert stable into accommodation
A Dorset pub is hoping to convert a former stable to provide extra accommodation.
Tourist attraction bids to save treehouses built without permission
THE BLUE POOL visitor attraction near Wareham has applied to Dorset Council to retain two treehouses and toilets for use as holiday accommodation.
Popular fun day set to make a splash this weekend
A popular fun day is set to make a splash this weekend.
Lido which is among oldest in the country named among best to visit
Lymington Sea Water Baths in Hampshire has been named among the best lidos in the UK, according to The Telegraph
Formula 1
GREATEST RACE: Valtteri Bottas on the day he turned anger into ‘perfection’ with a drive that still gives him goosebumps
Valtteri Bottas entered the 2019 campaign looking to right the wrongs of a challenging second term at Mercedes that saw him place a win-less fifth in the standings while team mate Lewis Hamilton charged to another world title. But anyone who doubted the Finn would soon be in for a surprise, with a new-and-improved ‘Bottas 2.0’ fighting back in style at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. In the latest instalment of our Greatest Race series, he shares his vivid memories of that special weekend…
Engineering scholars, charity support and meeting F1 heroes – The key ESG highlights from the first half of the 2024 F1 season
As F1 enters into its summer break, we’ve been taking a look back at some of the key ESG highlights from the 14 Grands Prix so far this year, featuring numerous sustainability and social impact initiatives…
Windows Central
The Borderlands movie is such a disaster that all the games are 94% off, reflecting its miserable 6% Rotten Tomatoes score
As the Borderlands movie bombs comically hard and nosedives into the ground, the Borderlands games get some jaw-dropping sales on Xbox and PC.
Copilot+ PCs are getting their biggest outing yet with the world's greatest football (or soccer if you prefer) club at Wembley Stadium
Qualcomm Snapdragon is the main sponsor of English club Manchester United and at the season's curtain raiser, they're taking Copilot+ PCs along for the ride.
"Age of Mythology: Retold is going to be the most approachable game we have ever built." World's Edge developers talk rebuilding a strategy classic for Xbox and PC.
I spoke with two developers from World's Edge, who talked about how Age of Mythology: Retold is bringing a classic strategy game back in a more accessible way than ever before.
It took me over a year to realize my favorite thing about Baldur's Gate 3 — Strangely enough, I have Dragon Age: Inquisition to thank for this discovery
I've loved Baldur's Gate 3 since I first played it last year, but it wasn't until just recently that I realized one of my favorite things about this game. Honestly, I have Dragon Age: Inquisition to thank for this discovery.
Diablo 4 offers a glimpse of what World of Warcraft would look like with modern AAA graphics
World of Warcraft is entering its 20th year, and its visuals could be described as a little ... dated. To celebrate the upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, Diablo 4 has offered a glimpse at what WoW might look like with modern visuals.
Monster Hunter Wilds reveals new techniques for one of the most popular weapon types
Capcom has uploaded the sixth weapon overview trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds and this time it's showing off the graceful yet deadly Long Sword.
This 27-inch WOLED with VRR and 240Hz is so close to being the perfect gaming monitor
For the most part, the 27-inch ASUS ROG Strix OLED has everything we'd want to see in a gaming monitor. Our review.
Microsoft kicks the bucket with Paint 3D, will deprecate the app later this year
Microsoft is killing its modern Paint 3D app later this year. Starting November 4, the Paint 3D app will no longer be available to download via the Microsoft Store, and the company says it will no longer update the app going forward.
This upcoming Harry Potter game is delivering the one thing Hogwarts Legacy was missing and I've got mixed feelings about that
Hogwarts Legacy allowed us to attend the school, but it egregiously didn't let us play the biggest sport in the wizarding world. Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions fixes that.
Laffgaff
Which Spice Girl did David Beckham marry in 1999?
Victoria Adams (Posh Spice).
Hindsight
Professor X: What's your super power? Me: Hindsight. Professor X: That's not going to help us. Me: Yes I see that now.