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I am sorry and ashamed after BBC sacking - Jenas
The former Match of the Day and One Show presenter admitted sending "inappropriate messages" to colleagues.
Three killed in Germany festival knife attack
A man - now on the run - randomly stabbed people during a festival in the city of Solingen, reports say.
RFK Jr suspends campaign for White House and backs Donald Trump
Trump praises RFK Jr as "phenomenal" at a rally, but members of the Kennedy clan accuse him of "betrayal".
Democrats are riding high - but victory is far from certain
After a jubilant party convention capped a month of momentum, polls still suggest a close election.
'My throat was so painful I couldn’t sleep' - on the mpox frontline
Cases are rising in Burundi as the virus moves from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.
He lost his legs in the war - now he’s Ukraine’s most desirable man
So many women applied to appear beside Oleksandr Budko on The Bachelor that the show's website crashed.
Mum stunned by 'failings' before daughter's death
Beth Langton, 22, killed herself after a "significant reduction" in support offered to her by agencies.
Charities fear double energy price hit for pensioners
Rising energy prices and the withdrawal of financial support will hit some hard, charities say.
Infected blood authority can now pay patients
The first payments to those infected with contaminated blood will start at the end of the year.
Viral US TikToker's mission to prove British food isn't bland
Kalani Smith, from Tennessee, reviews staples of British cuisine to his three million followers.
How pet crocodiles became an election issue in Australia
The Northern Territory is one of the last places in the country crocodiles can be kept as pets.
'Keep Grenfell in your hearts during carnival'
Raymond Bernard lived on the top floor of Grenfell Tower for over 30 years and died in the tragedy.
The Papers: Jenas 'so ashamed' and tributes to Hannah Lynch
A range of stories on the front of Saturday's front pages including the latest on Jermain Jenas's sacking.
Israel-Gaza ceasefire: Is a deal still possible?
As Benjamin Netanyahu rises in Israeli opinion polls, his US allies fear he is blocking a ceasefire deal.
Viral US TikToker's mission to prove British food isn't bland
Kalani Smith, from Tennessee, reviews staples of British cuisine to his three million followers.
Rampant harassment and no toilets: Report exposes Kerala film industry
The Hema committee report reveals the deep rot in the Malayalam-language film industry.
Will the NHS ever pay for the new era of dementia drugs?
The choice to not fund Alzheimer's drug lecanemab caused upset, but it is not a “wonder drug”.
Should you have to pay for online privacy?
Some websites have started introducing paywalls which can be lifted with data rather than cash.
Weekly quiz: Who did Tinashe beat to win TikTok's sound of summer crown?
Test how closely you've been paying attention to what has been going on over the past seven days.
Rioter who threw bricks and bin at police jailed
Rory Allington-Mott, 34, travelled from his home in Newport, to join the riot in Southport.
M5 'worst road for delays' this bank holiday weekend
Motorists face long delays as people head south to enjoy the extended weekend.
Storm Lilian dampens bank holiday weekend
Gusts of more than 70mph were recorded and more disruption is expected in parts of England on Saturday.
Unusual road markings in Brighton mocked
The council says "more detail" was added than necessary.
Baby contracts Gaza's first case of polio in 25 years
The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, says he is "gravely concerned".
Pest or picture perfect? Lives of bugs captured in striking detail
Wasps, moths and ants are just some of the wildlife subjects Jimmy Reid has captured in his intricate shots.
Four dead in Russian jail hostage-taking
Authorities say a special forces raid had freed some hostages and "neutralised" all the attackers.
I am sorry and ashamed after BBC sacking - Jenas
The former Match of the Day and One Show presenter admitted sending "inappropriate messages" to colleagues.
Woman 'disowned by her daughter' over role in riot
Jackie Miller's daughter was "so disgusted" by her behaviour she has disowned her, a court hears.
Puberty blocker ban extended to Northern Ireland
A temporary ban on the sale or supply of puberty blockers has been extended to cover Northern Ireland.
Doctor saw under-18s alone while facing child abuse image charges
The doctor broke supervision restrictions seven times while working at a Fort William hospital.
Paddleboarders urged to take care after rescues
Paddleboarding is one of the UK's fastest-growing sports, but safety warnings are being issued.
Manslaughter considered by Sicily yacht sinking investigators
Authorities now believe a localised, powerful wind known as a downburst may have caused the sinking.
Five things we learned from Sicily yacht press conference
Investigators examining the sinking of a luxury yacht that killed seven people have outlined what they know six days on.
Cancer survivor thanks stranger who 'saved my life'
Rosie Coke says her life changed when she saw Rebecca Hartley talk about her symptoms on TV.
'Our Notting Hill love story' - twist of fate at carnival brought couple together
Sheyi and Simon went to carnival to party - but ended up falling in love.
France investigating synagogue explosion as suspected terrorism
France's Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin called the incident "an obviously criminal act".
Suspected burglar caught after sitting down with book
The would-be thief became distracted after picking up a book about Greek mythology on a bedside table.
He lost his legs in the war, now he’s Ukraine’s most desirable man
So many women applied to appear beside Oleksandr Budko on The Bachelor that the show's website crashed.
Yacht sinking most likely caused by 'downburst' - but what does that mean?
Officials reveal a freak weather phenomenon is thought to be responsible - but not the one early reports suggested.
Paralympians light flame before Paris games
The torch will be carried by 24 British bearers on its way to France via the Channel Tunnel.
'Mpox made my throat so painful I couldn’t sleep'
Cases are rising in Burundi as the virus moves from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.
How pet crocodiles became an election issue in Australia
The Northern Territory is one of the last places in the country crocodiles can be kept as pets.
Kamala Harris campaign is light on policy - but that's helped her transform the race
The campaign is light on policy, writes Anthony Zurcher - so can energy alone beat Donald Trump?
Justin and Hailey Bieber announce birth of first child
The Canadian singer shared a picture of his newborn son's small feet being held by new mother, Hailey.
New arrests after mum and children killed in fire
A man, 36, and a second man, 45, are arrested overnight in the Keighley area on suspicion of murder.
Kamala Harris convention speech fact-checked
BBC Verify has looked into some of the claims made by Kamala Harris at the DNC in Chicago.
Mum stunned by 'failings' before daughter's death
Beth Langton, 22, killed herself after a "significant reduction" in support offered to her by agencies.
Leeds Festival-goers leave as tents and urinals blow away
Ticket-holder says Friday 'worst day ever' as high winds blow down urinals and merchandise stands.
South Africa opposition in turmoil as Malema's deputy jumps ship
South Africa's radical opposition politician Julius Malema suffers a big blow as his deputy ditches him.
Riot investigator thanks public for support
So far, 28 people have been jailed for their roles in disorder in Manvers on 4 August.
Murder investigation after woman dies in Londonderry
Emergency services were called to a fire in a flat in Harvey Street where the discovery was made.
RAAC residents angered after evacuation
The Tillicoultry residents were evacuated almost a year ago followed the discovery of RAAC in their properties.
Bournemouth Echo
Police use lorry to catch drivers using phone - Echo joins Dorset traffic cops
Drivers using mobile phones while at the wheel in Dorset are being caught by police officers in lorry cabs.
Marvel 'superhero' serenaded at vibrant funeral by Spiderman band
Ellis Edwards from Bournemouth was diagnosed with high-risk, stage 4 Neuroblastoma in March 2019 at five years old.
Grandmother of stab victim pleas against knife crime
A teenage boy was taken to hospital in a serious condition after a late-night stabbing in Poole.
Police happy with pub plans after call for licence review
DORSET Police say they are now happy with the Butcher’s Dog pub– after concerns about the way it was being run during a music festival.
Bournemouth Air Festival 2024 - your guide to this year's event
Everything to know about Bournemouth Air Festival 2024 including the aircraft taking part, parking and if the Red Arrows will be there.
Family butchers thriving on ‘traditional high street’ after 27 years
A family butchers is thriving on a “traditional high street” serving fresh produce for 27 years.
Former Bournemouth MP slams police response to protests as an 'appalling waste'
Former Bournemouth West MP said the police response to the Bournemouth protests was an “appalling waste of resources and manpower.”
BCP's Olympians beat South Africa, Jamaica, Portugal and Poland in medal table
Council leader Millie Earl has paid tribute to the conurbation’s Olympic heroes following a much success in Paris.
Police officers warn public of planned horse drive
A horse drive will take place on September 26 around Verwood and Three Legged Cross.
80-year-old man prepares for 15,000ft skydive
A BOURNEMOUTH man who climbed to Everest Base Camp at the age of 74 is now preparing to skydive at 80.
'Only wished we stayed longer' - 5 of the best hotels in Bournemouth to visit
Bournemouth has a number of great hotels but here are five of the best-rated ones in the town, which includes The Nici and The Orchid Hotel
Teams gear up to pull 35-tonne aircraft in Dorset charity event
Bournemouth is set to host the 2024 Dorset Plane Pull at the end of August, where 21 teams of 20 people will pull a 35,000kg aircraft 50 meters in a bid to raise money for charity.
Looking for a quiet beach day? Here are 5 of the most secluded in Dorset to visit
Dorset has a few options if you're looking to spend a day at a secluded beach, including Worbarrow Bay and Eype’s Mouth Beach
Best spots to enjoy a hearty Ploughman's lunch in Dorset and the New Forest
Peaches of Bournemouth and The Thimble Inn are among the best-rated places to enjoy a Ploughman's lunch in Dorset and the New Forest
Check bank holiday supermarket opening times - Tesco, Aldi, Asda and more
Check the full opening hours for supermarkets this August bank holiday, including Tesco, Aldi, Lidl, Asda, Sainsbury and more.
What do major retailers charge for postal returns? ASOS, Boohoo, Asda and more
The amount major retailers such as Amazon, Asda, ASOS, Boohoo, Next and Zara charge for postal returns has been revealed in research from Which?
'Sympathy for Poole Park cafe owners'
I have a lot of sympathy for the owners of the cafes in Poole Park.
Vintage petrol pumps and signs under the hammer in Sherborne
A collection of vintage petrol pumps and enamel signs are to be put up for auction in Sherborne.
Milford on Sea set for major coastal protection upgrades in September
Milford on Sea is set to undergo coastal protection improvements.
Newly renovated Hobbycraft Bournemouth offers free kids workshops
Hobbycraft Bournemouth is set to offer free workshops following the completion of its in-store renovation.
Two vehicles destroyed in fires on different floors of a car park in Poole
FIREFIGHTERS responded to reports of flames emerging from a multi-storey car park near Poole Quay.
Car window smashed by thieves who made off with a road bike
THE rear window of a vehicle was smashed by thieves in Poole.
Warning to never bring home these 4 foods home if you want to live longer
The National Geographic fellow, Dan Buettner, recently took to Instagram to warn his followers that they should never have certain unhealthy foods easily accessible at home.
Seven people stopped and searched for drugs in Bournemouth town centre
Police carried out seven stop and searches following reports of drug use in Bournemouth town centre.
Winter Fuel Payment update as Rishi Sunak backs proposals for commons vote
Rishi Sunak has backed proposals for a vote on the winter fuel payment.
Formula 1
PRACTICE DEBRIEF: Three teams appear to be in the mix at Zandvoort – but who’s favourite for pole and victory?
Wet and windy conditions greeted the drivers at Zandvoort, as Formula 1 2024 resumed with Friday practice for the Dutch Grand Prix – and we pretty much picked up where we left off at Spa, with a tight fight at the front.
What the teams said – Friday in the Netherlands
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Friday practice at the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix from Zandvoort.
F1 EXPLAINS: Injury recovery, sleep strategy and fun training – How F1 teams stay fit and ready to race
From struggling to sleep in different time zones to carrying crates of heavy equipment, every member of an F1 team needs to stay healthy and ready to focus for every race weekend.
Leclerc braced for ‘difficult’ weekend at Zandvoort with Ferrari still facing ‘quite a bit of work’ to get back on form
Charles Leclerc reckons Ferrari could be in for a challenging Dutch Grand Prix weekend after he and the team experienced a low-key first day of practice at Zandvoort.
‘I keep repeating myself’ – Leclerc left frustrated by Ferrari’s deficit to rivals during low-key Dutch GP qualifying
Charles Leclerc cut a downbeat figure after Saturday’s qualifying session for the Dutch Grand Prix, with the Monegasque racer and Ferrari left to ponder a gap of almost a second to pole position.
Verstappen ‘realistic’ about prospects for Dutch Grand Prix as he reflects on lack of pace during qualifying
Max Verstappen says he is remaining “realistic” about what he can achieve in Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix after ending qualifying three tenths off the time set by pole-sitter Lando Norris.
Albon’s Dutch GP qualifying result under threat as potential car issue is referred to the stewards
Alex Albon faces a wait to see if his qualifying result at the Dutch Grand Prix will stand after a potential breach of the technical regulations was noted by F1’s governing body, the FIA.
WATCH: Ride onboard for Norris’s incredible pole lap during Dutch Grand Prix qualifying
Lando Norris lit up the timing screens at the end of qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix to superbly claim pole position over Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri.
FIA post-qualifying press conference – Netherlands
1. Lando Norris (McLaren), 2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 3. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)
Hamilton declares Dutch GP weekend ‘done’ after Q2 exit while Russell describes P4 as ‘fair’ result for Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton was left to rue a “terrible” qualifying session at Zandvoort after the seven-time world champion dropped out in the second phase and watched on while team mate George Russell led the Mercedes charge.
FACTS AND STATS: A fourth career pole for Norris as McLaren bag their first at Zandvoort for 40 years
Lando Norris interrupted Max Verstappen’s pole-streak in Zandvoort, the McLaren man bagging P1 by an impressive margin. The Dutchman starts alongside his championship rival though, which could lead to quite an entertaining start tomorrow. But how did everyone else fare? Here are the best facts and stats from qualifying…
Norris hails ‘amazing’ run to Zandvoort pole but expects home hero Verstappen to ‘put up a good fight’ on race day
Lando Norris expressed his satisfaction after returning from Formula 1’s summer break in style by producing a brilliant lap to claim pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix.
HIGHLIGHTS: Watch the qualifying action at Zandvoort as Norris charges to pole and Hamilton suffers Q2 exit
McLaren driver Lando Norris stormed to pole position during qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix, getting the better of Red Bull rival Max Verstappen and team mate Oscar Piastri with a spectacular Q3 effort.
Norris surges to stunning pole ahead of Verstappen and Piastri during qualifying in Zandvoort
Lando Norris has secured pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix in triumphant style, with the Briton pumping in a time over three tenths of a second clear of nearest challenger Max Verstappen.
AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action from qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix
Live coverage of Saturday's qualifying session for the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort.
HIGHLIGHTS: Watch the action from a disrupted FP3 in Zandvoort as Sargeant suffers dramatic crash
Alpine's Pierre Gasly topped the timings in final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix, but it was a session that was heavily interrupted following a violent crash for Williams driver Logan Sargeant.
F1 ACADEMY: Pulling and Pin seal poles in wet Zandvoort Qualifying battle
Standings leader Abbi Pulling mastered the rain in Zandvoort, as the Alpine driver secured her fifth consecutive pole position of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY campaign.
FP3: Gasly tops final practice at Zandvoort as heavy Sargeant crash interrupts running
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly led Haas rival Kevin Magnussen and Kick Sauber’s Valtteri Bottas during third and final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix – with a heavy crash for outgoing Williams driver Logan Sargeant severely interrupting the action and mixing up the order.
MUST-SEE: Massive crash for Sargeant in Zandvoort FP3 sees his upgraded Williams catch fire
Logan Sargeant brought out the red flags in Free Practice 3 for the Dutch Grand Prix with a huge crash into the barriers at Turn 4, with the impact seeing his Williams FW46 catch fire – although the American driver was fortunately unharmed in the accident.
AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action from final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix
Live coverage of Saturday's third practice session for the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort.
‘He can win world championships’ – Stella backs Norris to recover from mistakes as he acknowledges where McLaren need to improve
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has backed Lando Norris as “performing at world championship level”, following on from comments by the Briton in which he suggested that he had not been driving at the standard required to fight for the title in the first half of the season.
Horner insists Red Bull ‘trying our hardest’ to give Perez chance to rediscover form as he backs line-up decision
Christian Horner has reiterated that Red Bull are giving Sergio Perez their “full support” in order for the Mexican to rediscover his form, with the team boss stating that the squad would have made a change to their line-up had they felt Perez was not capable of delivering.
Windows Central
The First Descendant players are criticizing Nexon over Season 1 content drip feed, but the devs are listening
Nexon recently unveiled Season 1 "Invasion" for The First Descendant, later clarifying that its three updates spread over months. Now, plans are changing following backlash.
This excellent HP wireless keyboard is high-end and low-profile, but it does have some flaws
The HP 970 Programmable Wireless Keyboard is an easy choice if you're looking for a low-profile, quiet chiclet-style typing experience that also includes a backlight.
The Windows 10 Start menu will soon remind you to subscribe to Microsoft 365 via backported Windows 11 upsells
This week, Microsoft rolled out a new Windows 10 preview build to Insiders in the Beta and Release Preview Channels which appears to include some hidden changes.
Celebrating 29 years of Windows 95 — How Microsoft's operating system evolved since the iconic Start menu was introduced
Join me in reminiscing how Windows 95 introduced the iconic Start menu and taskbar, which had a lasting impact on modern computing and remain a core part of Windows 11.
Laffgaff
What gas was used in the Hindenburg airship?
Hydrogen.
Armored Bird
What do you call a bird in a suit of armor? A knight owl.