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Impact of riots will be felt for 'years to come', warns justice secretary
Shabana Mahmood says the task of rebuilding the justice system has been made harder by the disorder.
Ukraine's Zelensky acknowledges offensive in Russia
The Ukrainian president says his military is pushing the war "on to the aggressor's territory".
The Hollywood Olympics: All you need to know about Los Angeles 2028
The new sporting events, the venues, the stars, and the traffic - what to watch out for in four years.
I had surgery to lengthen my legs and then it went horribly wrong
A £70,000 treatment gone wrong left the 49-year-old with years of treatment and mobility issues.
Kamala Harris says 'too many' civilian deaths in Gaza
The US vice-president's comments came after Israel targeted a school it said was being used by Hamas.
No films, no music, no sleep: Is 'raw-dogging' long flights heroic or foolish?
Some flyers are giving up in-flight entertainment and even drinking water but experts warn it could be dangerous.
Trump campaign says its internal messages hacked by Iran
The claim, which the BBC has not independently verified, comes one day after a Microsoft report into Iranian hacking.
'People don’t talk about breastfeeding grief’
Some women cannot breastfeed however much they try - and the loss of this moment stays with them.
What can Team GB medallists hope to earn after their wins?
For most of the UK's athletes, there is not big money in sport. But there is cash to be made from advertising.
Why Scotland may have avoided far-right unrest
Violence has flared in England and Northern Ireland - so why has Scotland avoided similar scenes?
Meet the men promising to protect English mosques facing threats
A community group has sprung up in England's north-west after mosques in several cities were targeted.
The Papers: 'Sister saw attack' and 'rioters face 10 years'
The stories leading the papers on Sunday include a tribute from the parents of a Southport stabbing victim and possible jail sentences for rioters.
Drugged and kidnapped model says people still call her a liar years on
Chloe Ayling tells the BBC how she dealt with victim blaming, online trolls and telling her story again.
Man's viral sanding videos helped turn life around
Danny Stenhouse says he hopes his success will inspire others.
What happened when Peaky Blinders creator had a beer with Snoop Dogg
Creator Steven Knight told Desert Island Discs the meeting showed him Peaky Blinders is "universal".
How to survive a 1,200 mile walk with your teenage son
Finn, 13, and his mum Kerry-Anne have just completed a walk around the perimeter of Wales.
Celine Dion 'does not endorse' Trump use of Titanic song
A clip of the artist singing My Heart Will Go On was played at one of President Donald Trump's rallies.
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.
Police officers injured during trouble in Londonderry
Petrol bombs, fireworks and stones have been directed at police lines during disturbances.
Excavations reveal beer and salt were 'mega-industries' for Romans
Excavations in the East reveal Roman "mega-industries" making beer, salt, pottery - and roads.
Couple left 'heartbroken' by burst water main damage
Steve and Gill Wallis lost all of their possessions when a storage unit was deluged by the flood.
Seven taken to hospital after festival crowd surge
One woman, who was at the festival with her daughter, says the surge was "terrifying".
Penny farthing uphill time trial rides into Sussex
It is the seventh year of the uphill race from Eastbourne to Beachy Head.
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.
Why Scotland may have avoided far-right unrest
Violence has flared in England and Northern Ireland - so why has Scotland avoided similar scenes?
I had 25k of stock stolen on 'best' high street
Queen Street was recently named Britain's best high street, but some workers disagree.
Family remember 'beloved' Alice da Silva Aguiar at Southport funeral
A final picture of Alice, 9, taken just before the Taylor Swift-themed dance class is released by her family.
Starmer will be judged on how he tackles root causes of riots
Tackling the root causes of unrest - even deciding what they are - is set to be a crucial test for the new government.
Two migrants die trying to cross English Channel
The incident happened offshore between Calais and Dunkirk, in France, this morning, the BBC has been told.
Ukrainian troops now up to 30km inside Russia, Moscow says
Russia's defence ministry said it had engaged in fighting near two villages, some 25-30km inside Russia.
Banksy confirms seventh London artwork in a week
A police sentry box in the City of London has been transformed into an aquarium artwork by Banksy.
Disney unveils new Lion King ride for Paris park
Superfans were told guests will go "on a journey through the African savanna" alongside a growing Simba.
Iconic Irani cafes serving creamy chai and fresh samosas face extinction in Indian city
The southern city of Hyderabad was once a centre for iconic Irani cafes - now many of them are closing down.
Man held for climbing Eiffel Tower on final Olympics day
The man was arrested for scaling the Paris icon hours before the Olympics closing ceremony.
The Hollywood Olympics: All you need to know about Los Angeles 2028
The new sporting events, the venues, the stars, and the traffic - what to watch out for in four years.
No films, no music, no sleep: Is 'raw-dogging' long flights heroic or foolish?
Some fliers are giving up in-flight entertainment and even drinking water but experts warn it could be dangerous.
Kamala Harris says 'too many' civilian deaths in Gaza
At least 70 people were killed in the strike Israel says targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants.
'People don’t talk about breastfeeding grief’
Some women cannot breastfeed however much they try - and the loss of this moment stays with them.
Perseid meteor shower: When and how to watch
The Perseids meteor shower peaks between August 11th and 13th this year.
Stunning pictures from the Bristol Balloon Fiesta
Good weekend weather allows hundreds of balloons to fly in mass ascents.
Why Scotland may have avoided far-right unrest
Violence has flared in England and Northern Ireland - so why has Scotland avoided similar scenes?
First deaf Miss South Africa crowned after divisive competition
Mia le Roux says she hopes to inspire those who feel excluded from South African society.
Cancer doctors and family with dog among Brazil plane crash dead
As investigations continue into the crash that killed 62 people, more details emerge about the victims.
Palestinian horse centre vows to rebuild after West Bank demolition
Khaled's equestrian centre was destroyed by Israel after being built without a permit.
Man's viral sanding videos helped turn life around
Danny Stenhouse says he hopes his success will inspire others.
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.
In one US state, women politicians dominate. What pointers can it offer Kamala Harris?
With no woman having served as president, the state run by women could offer pointers for a route to the White House.
Protests reveal deep-rooted anger, but UK is not at boiling point
The rhetoric taps into genuine frustration yet the UK is safer and more tolerant than ever.
What is Elon Musk's game plan?
X’s owner has chosen to wade in to opine on unrest in the UK. It isn't clear what's driving him.
Man held for climbing Eiffel Tower on final Olympics day
The man was arrested for scaling the Paris icon hours before the Olympics closing ceremony.
Boy, 15, admits role in Sunderland riot
The teen, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleads guilty to violent disorder and burglary.
'We will not allow hatred and mindless violence win'
NI's chief constable condemns race hate attacks and trouble in which officers were injured in Londonderry.
Tory blasts Senedd leader's abolish stunt
Andrew RT Davies warned against going down "blind alley" in trying to debate whether to scrap Senedd.
Bournemouth Echo
Speed limit to be reduced and road improved to 'reduce risk of crashes'
The speed limit on a 40mph road is to be reduced down to 30mph to reduce crashes on a Dorset Road.
LISTED: How your supermarket scored when food hygiene inspectors visited
Asda, Sainsbury's, Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer are all scored for their hygiene.
Plans lodged to build three bungalows in gardens of homes
Plans to build three bungalows in the gardens of two homes have been lodged.
Pictures show how different Bournemouth town centre looked 15 years ago
Do you remember what Bournemouth town centre looked like 15 years ago?
Eamonn Holmes to present podcast for Bournemouth firm
Eamonn Holmes is to present a new podcast for a Bournemouth based travel firm.
Development hit with costs of £1m after village discovered
A development for 198 homes in Fordingbridge has been hit with costs of nearly £1m after a Roman village was discovered on the site.
Historical pub saved from closure and reopens with new owners
The Kings Arms situated in the historic market town of Wareham on North Street closed in September 2023 and was put on the market for a new owner.
‘Loving’ man found dead by carer in home
AN INQUEST has opened into the death of a man who was found by a carer in his home after passing away unexpectedly.
Dog owners warned to avoid drinking apparatus that could spread 'nasty' diseases
Vets are warning dog owners to avoid using communal water bowls as they could contain "nasty" diseases - see the illness they can cause and how to avoid them.
PICTURES: Mudeford RNLI Funday 2024
Spectators watched in anticipation as a group of kayakers and paddleboarders completed a relay race off the Quay.
Beauty spot cordoned off by police after 'nails' and 'broken glass' found
Visitors looking to soak up the sun were surprised when a large cordon had surrounded a section of the stream in Balmer Lawn.
Poole's Bryony Page to carry flag for Team GB at Olympic closing ceremony
Poole's Bryony Page will be one of Great Britain’s flagbearers at the closing ceremony for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
WATCH: Smoke billows from late-night car fire in Bournemouth
Firefighters rushed to the scene of a car engulfed in flames at Ensbury Park in Bournemouth.
Man who went missing near Poole is found, say police
A man who went missing near Poole has been found, police have said.
Farm campsite applies for drinks licence
A FARM on the outskirts of Dorchester which has diversified with camping, a café and a farm shop is now asking for a drinks licence.
Solar panel plan for historic building
THE TRUSTEES of Sherborne Museum are asking for planning consent for solar panels on one of its roof areas.
Large group of travellers seen at Christchurch park
It is reported that the travellers moved into the area earlier this afternoon.
Aerobatic spectacles set to return to Bournemouth Air Festival
Both aircraft are capable of unlimited aerobatics; roll rates in excess of 420 degrees per second and plus/minus 10G.
Bournemouth pair remain on bail after woman 'stabbed'
TWO people remain on police bail after a woman was stabbed in West Howe.
7 of the most romantic restaurants that you can dine at in the BCP area
There are many highly-rated romantic restaurants on Tripadvisor in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area
Number of new homes in the New Forest could double under government plans
The number of new homes in the New Forest could double under revised targets set out by the government
IN PICTURES: Remembering the Winter Gardens through the years
Take a look at these wonderful photos of the Winters Gardens theatre through the years.
Five unusual things found on Dorset's beaches through the years
A HOST of weird and wonderful items have been found on Dorset’s beaches in recent years.
Dangerous and potentially deadly animals and wildlife to watch out for in Dorset
There are a number of dangerous species to watch out for in Dorset this summer - take a look:
PDSA warns all dog owners to 'always' check their pets for this one danger
Grass seeds can cause lots of problems for dogs - here's the symptoms to look out for, how to prevent them getting stuck and the treatment available.
Doctor issues warning over 5 signs of 'painful' and 'unsightly' leg condition
Dr Mark Bratby, Consultant Interventional Radiologist at Veincentre has explained that recognising these early indicators of leg ulcers is crucial for effective prevention and treatment.
These are the countries where your British pounds will stretch the furthest
These are the countries with the lowest cost of living where your UK pound will stretch the furthest.
Famous football referee helps raise £24k for New Forest hospice
A major fundraising event has netted £24,000 for a Hampshire hospice
Which countries offer Brits Digital Nomad status? See all 51 destinations
A number of countries around the world offer Brits Digital Nomad status, but which ones are they?
Formula 1
LIGHTS TO FLAG: Karun Chandhok on his whirlwind F1 experience, flying the flag for India and becoming a TV star
Karun Chandhok sacrificed plenty to achieve his dream of making it as a racing driver, moving more than 8,000 kilometres from home in India to the UK and embarking on a motorsport journey that led all the way to F1. In the latest instalment of Lights to Flag, he remembers the challenges of living abroad and trying to raise funds, dealing with all sorts of politics when he got to the top echelon, and how he is now educating and entertaining fans around the world as a pundit.
Windows Central
God of War Ragnarök PC requirements — Make sure your rig is ready
God of War Ragnarök's PC requirements are available, allowing players to check and see if their system is ready to run Kratos and Atreus' adventure in the Nine Realms.
What is the Microsoft Defender app, and how do I get started on Windows 11 and Android? This Microsoft 365 benefit explained.
Microsoft Defender is an app available for Microsoft 365 subscribers. It gives you a dashboard to monitor the security of all your devices and access to other features like VPN and identity theft. Here's how to get it and use the app.
Starfield's 'Shattered Space' vehicles purportedly leak on video, giving us a more detailed look at how they work
The latest Starfield leak gives players a look at the dune buggy that will supposedly launch with the 'Shattered Space' DLC this fall.
One of Monster Hunter's craziest weapon types returns in Monster Hunter Wilds with this latest trailer
Capcom has revealed a trailer for one of Monster Hunter Wild's most challenging weapons to master, the Charge Blade, in action.
Laffgaff
Limassol and Famagusta are districts on what Mediterranean island?
Cyprus.
Roof Repair
Who does Beyoncé call when she needs her roof repaired? All the shingle ladies! All the shingle ladies!