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GPs at 'breaking point' say they must cap appointments - but could it harm patients?
GPs say they have been left with no choice as surgeries begin to impose caps on appointments.
Protests across Venezuela as election dispute goes on
Opposition leader María Corina Machado joined thousands of demonstrators in the capital Caracas.
Homes to be evacuated from suspected WW2 bomb site
The BBC has seen a notice that says homes and businesses within a 400m (0.25 miles) radius are to be evacuated by 10:00 BST on Sunday.
Long-doubted by Democrats, Kamala Harris faces her biggest political moment
Many in the party never thought she would be a viable presidential candidate, but that didn't stop her from preparing.
How Raygun made it to the Olympics and divided the breaking world
The Australian hip-hop community has been shaken by the reaction to Raygun's efforts in Paris.
Switzerland offers cash prize to get munitions out of lakes
Thousands of tonnes of ammunition lie beneath the tranquil waters of Swiss lakes - but the country wants it out.
George Santos to plead guilty in fraud case - reports
The Republican, who was expelled from the US Congress, faces multiple charges alleging fraud and misuse of campaign funds.
KSI and the Sidemen among UK's richest gamers
YouTubers KSI and the Sidemen are listed alongside billionaire developers and industry legends in The Sunday Times UK Gaming Rich List 2024.
X suspends business in Brazil over censorship row
The social media platform says its legal representative was threatened by a supreme court judge.
Phone taps, sabotage and an assassination plot: Is Germany in Cold War 2.0?
As a hot war rages between Russia and Ukraine, there are fears Europe has slipped into a new Cold War.
Digs suggest leafy village once saw Viking horrors
Archeologists believe a quiet spot in Derbyshire may have witnessed key moments in Britain's history.
Far-right spreads false claims about Muslim attacks in Bangladesh
In the wake of Sheikh Hasina's resignation, far-right accounts spread false claims about Muslim attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
TikTokers are speeding up songs - but are we forgetting the originals?
TikTokers are changing the tempo of songs for short viral moments - but for artists, making a hit tune might have just got a lot harder.
Meet the people whose hearts age more slowly
Studies show the hearts and brains of Bolivia's indigenous Tsimane people are the healthiest on the planet.
'How many OAPs will freeze' and 'don't shoot'
Front pages include Labour being accused of caving into union demands for pay rises and Ukraine's capture of Russian prisoners.
Actors demand action over 'disgusting' explicit video game scenes
They say the scenes, which they often don't know about in advance, leave them "shaken" and "upset."
Is Cromwell's body buried at this country house?
The family who own the estate think the Civil War leader's final resting place is in their attic.
When do GCSE results come out?
Hundreds of thousands of students in England, Northern Ireland and Wales are getting results soon.
The poet who caught the eye of Mozambique's freedom fighters
Mia Couto grew up in Mozambique during the colonial era, and joined its struggle for independence.
Sniper shot Trump gunman's weapon and delayed him - report
A police sniper potentially saved lives by shooting the rifle of the would-be assassin, a congressional report says.
SNP MSP suspended over 'unacceptable' Gaza posts
Writing on X Mr Mason said Israel's actions in Gaza did not amount to "genocide".
Criminal probe into officers who celebrated Armagh win
It follows a controversial clip showing a police vehicle with lights and sirens, and flying an Armagh GAA flag.
£107m plan for arson-hit Victorian asylum
The site dates back the the 1800s and has been plagued by fires and vandalism since it closed.
Russians tell BBC they are worried and angry at Ukraine incursion
The BBC's Steve Rosenberg in Aleksin meets Russians wondering how Ukraine's incursion could have happened.
Ted Baker closing last stores with 500 jobs at risk
All of the fashion brand's stores are expected to have shut by the end of Tuesday.
Blinken arrives in Israel for Gaza ceasefire talks
The US is presenting modified proposals aimed at bridging gaps between Israel and Hamas.
The six minute train journey that became a long legal nightmare
Sarah Cook was threatened with a £500 fine and prison for an unpaid ticket but she became a test case that could help thousands.
Digs suggest leafy village once saw Viking horrors
Archeologists believe a quiet spot in Derbyshire may have witnessed key moments in Britain's history.
Brigitte Bardot leads tributes as French star Alain Delon dies aged 88
Brigitte Bardot says Delon's death has left a "huge void that nothing and no-one will be able to fill".
Manhunt in Spain after boy killed playing football
The boy was attacked on a football pitch by a masked person with a sharp object, Spanish media report.
Hotel evacuated after flooding near London's King's Cross
About 20 people have been evacuated from the hotel and specialist teams are on the scene.
Jailed rioters may trigger prison overcrowding plan
The Prison Officers' Association warned plans to keep defendants in police cells could affect arrests.
London Zoo removes Bansky work for 'safekeeping'
A nearby sign at the zoo now reads "Banksy woz ere" and offers an apology to disappointed fans.
Watch: Dramatic dust devils spotted in East of England
Footage of the weather phenomenon was captured in both Essex and Cambridgeshire.
How Raygun made it to the Olympics and divided breaking world
The Australian hip-hop community has been shaken by the reaction to Raygun's efforts in Paris.
Switzerland offers cash prize to get munitions out of lakes
Thousands of tonnes of ammunition lie beneath the tranquil waters of Swiss lakes - but the country wants it out.
Long-doubted by Democrats, Kamala Harris faces her biggest political moment
She has generated huge voter enthusiasm since becoming the party’s presidential candidate - and it reflects years of deliberate preparation for a role many thought she wasn’t cut out for.
Watch: Russian earthquake triggers volcanic eruption
Homes shook and ash covered the roads after an earthquake caused the Shiveluch volcano to erupt.
GPs at 'breaking point' say they must cap appointments - but could it harm patients?
Surgeries could cut appointments by a third under the work-to-rule action.
Ferris wheel fire in Germany injures several people
Video shows two carriages alight on the wheel in Leipzig, with smoke billowing into the air.
Foreign Office official resigns over Israel arms sales
The official resigned over arms sales to Israel, saying the UK government "may be complicit in war crimes".
Zaporizhzhia nuclear safety deteriorating, says UN
It follows a drone strike near the site's perimeter in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
Relief as gallery opens, but rest of Somerset House still closed after fire
The cause of the fire at the London site is still under investigation as firefighters remain at the scene.
More than 400 homes evacuated after suspected WW2 bomb found
Police have thanked residents for their understanding and said the operation is likely to continue for a "number of days".
Misogyny to be treated as extremism by UK government
The Home Office will look at hatred of women as one of the ideological trends that the government says is gaining traction.
London Zoo removes Bansky work for 'safekeeping'
A nearby sign at the zoo now reads "Banksy woz ere" and offers an apology to disappointed fans.
More than 400 homes evacuated after suspected WW2 bomb found
Police have thanked residents for their understanding and said the operation is likely to continue for a "number of days".
Child dies after taking unwell at trampoline park
Police Scotland say the alarm was raised at Flip Out on Southcroft Road, Rutherglen, before 11:00.
Bournemouth Echo
Woman sexually assaulted man she mistook for her boyfriend
Samantha Eyers, 59, forced the man to flee after she grabbed his groin on a bus in Bournemouth.
Big plans to return decaying hotels back to 'former glories'
DECAYING hotels that have been left to ruin for years are set for a major refurbishment.
Everything to know about Durdle Door: Where it is, safety tips, parking and more
Durdle Door is an iconic landmark in Dorset, and there's plenty you might need to know about it including safety tips, parking and more
Man charged after petrol station 'shoplifting'
A MAN has been charged after a BP petrol station was stolen from.
How BH2, Tower Park and Castlepoint eateries scored by hygiene inspectors
LEISURE centres and retail parks across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are subject to the same standards as any other shop, cafe or restaurant when it comes to hygiene.
Return of cliff top festival 'poised to be a landmark event'
THE countdown is on for the return of a festival described as ‘more than just a musical celebration’.
The New Forest pub with children's play area and bargain ice creams
The Drift Inn in Beaulieu is the New Forest pub with children's play area and bargain ice creams
5 of the best spots to head to for coffee and a slice of cake in Bournemouth
Cafe Boscanova and South Coast Coffee are among the highest-rated spots for coffee and a slice of cake in Bournemouth according to Google Reviews
20 fascinating photos of Westover Road through the years
Take a nostalgic look at photos of Bournemouth's retail street, Westover Road, and how it has changed over the years.
Pictures: A walk down Canford Cliffs shopping parade 45 years ago
10 photos of the shopping parade on Haven Road, Canford Cliffs from over 45 years ago, do you remember these shops?
5 of the best bakeries in the BCP area that are well worth a visit
M's Bakery and Oxford's Bakery are among the highest-rated bakeries in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole according to Google Reviews
Boost for children’s hospice as Morebus makes £23,000 lump sum donation
MOREBUS is providing children’s hospice Julia’s House with a financial boost this week.
Anti and pro-immigrant protesters clash at Bournemouth demonstration
PROTESTERS are expected in Bournemouth town centre today.
LIVE: A338 closed after police rush to crash
Dorset Police has closed the A338 between A31 at Ashley Heath and the Cooper Dean roundabout after a crash.
Met Office warns hurricane will see strong wind and heavy rain in UK this week
The Met Office has shared that strong winds and heavy rain caused by hurricane Ernesto could hit the UK this week.
Victims of infected blood scandal set to receive compensation payouts
The Government has confirmed that compensation payouts will be given to victims of the infected blood scandal
Purbeck Police find nitrous oxide cannisters in Lulworth
PURBECK Police have found three nitrous oxide canisters littered in the Lulworth and Durdle Door area.
Purbeck Police find nitrous oxide cannisters in Lulworth
PURBECK Police have found three nitrous oxide canisters littered in the Lulworth and Durdle Door area.
Wareham firefighters called to house after owner smelt smoke
WAREHAM fire station was called to a house on the outskirts of the town after the owner smelt smoke.
Pictures of Oasis gig at Poole Lighthouse
The charismatic frontman held court with a studied nonchalance, while the faithful roared their approval.
What came before one of Bournemouth's most iconic hotels?
Bournemouth emerged as a popular seaside resort in the Victorian era, drawing visitors with its clean air and picturesque surroundings. This influx of tourists led to a boom in hotel construction, and the Imperial Hotel was one of many establishments catering to this growing market.
Emergency services respond to incident on Charminster Road
Emergency services were seen attending a casualty on the junction between Charminster Road and St Alban's Avenue.
Pedestrian airlifted to hospital after being hit by car on A338
Emergency services rushed to the scene at about 12.25am on Sunday, August 18, between the Cooper Dean roundabout and the Blackwater junction.
Formula 1
The F1 ‘super-weapon’? How the development battle between the Formula 1 factories has ignited the 2024 season
The first half of an explosive season is completed – but it’s the battles in the factories as much as the ones on track that have ignited 2024.
HALF TERM REPORT: Mercedes – A tricky start to 2024, but are they now back to their competitive best?
Mercedes began the season reeling from the news that Lewis Hamilton was swapping his Silver Arrows overalls for red ones in 2025 and – if that wasn’t enough of a blow – their W15 challenger looked to be another dud effort. But fast forward to now, and Mercedes are arguably the form team having won three of the last four races before the summer break. Here’s their 2024 half term report…
Windows Central
Hey students, you should consider a gaming handheld like Legion Go or ROG Ally instead of a laptop — yes, really
If you need a computer for school, you might want to consider a Windows 11 gaming handheld rather than a laptop. Here's why.
This mini PC squeezes an RTX 4070 inside and offers very smooth gaming in a small form factor
The ASUS ROG NUC 970 is a mini PC focused on gaming with its Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and RTX 4070 graphics card. But does it play games well? Our review.
The last weapons trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds displays wild new moves for Dual Blades
Monster Hunter Wilds has just received the final weapons overview trailer showcasing its fourteen weapon types. This last trailer demonstrates the new moves for the nimble and deadly Dual Blades.
Laffgaff
Alexandra Feodorovna was the last Empress of which country?
Russia.
Poker Tables
My friend claims his furniture company makes the best poker tables ever. But I wouldn't bet on it.