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Germany attack: Police arrest suspected knifeman
The man - allegedly wearing dirty bloodstained clothes - turned himself in to Solingen police.
The 16 minutes that plunged the Bayesian yacht into a death spiral
The BBC's Mark Lowen in Sicily hears how a rapid chain of events in the middle of the night haunts and dumbfounds so many.
PM set to warn: 'Things will get worse'
The Conservatives have disputed leaving a black hole in the public finances, which Labour claims.
Amy Winehouse Live Lounge performance voted best of 25 years
The late singer's rendition of Valerie won against Stormzy, Arctic Monkeys, Adele and Dua Lipa.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov arrested at French airport
The 39-year-old was detained after his private jet landed at Le Bourget Airport in northern Paris.
Cities on high alert as Brazil wildfires kill two
A crisis cabinet has been set up by the state government to deal with the wildfires.
French police arrest synagogue blast suspect
The man was shot and injured by police after he opened fire on the officers in southern France, reports say.
'Very demure, very mindful' - are we missing the joke of viral trend?
A demure TikTok has gone viral, but is it an ironic joke or does it set unrealistic standards for women?
The lonely death of a jailed Russian pianist who opposed war
When a Russian prisoner swap hit headlines recently, a jailed musician’s fatal hunger strike went unnoticed.
Famine hits Sudan as peace talks fall short yet again
Aid begins to trickle in but it is far too little, too late, says analyst Alex de Waal.
King appoints composer as Master of his music
She is best known for her work on the 2012 Paralympics, the Proms and the COP26 summit.
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.
Record labels forgot these songs existed. One man rescued them
Thousands of songs are still unavailable on streaming services. Rob Johnson wants to change that.
The Papers: PM to warn 'things will only get worse'
Several stories dominate Sunday's headlines including details of Sir Keir Starmer's forthcoming speech and a new picture of Hannah Lynch
Blake Lively's PR woes and how we talk about victims
Aggrieved viewers say the Hollywood star has promoted film like 'it's the sequel to Barbie'.
Have supermarkets reached peak self-scan?
Supermarket are beginning to question the divisive technology after years of criticism from shoppers.
Your pictures on the theme of 'summertime'
A selection of the photographs we received from around the world.
Blockbuster Chinese video game tried to police players - and divided the internet
The hugely popular Black Myth: Wukong has attracted some press for the wrong reasons.
Art capturing a disappearing industrial landscape
A photographer is on a mission to document the industrial history of Wales before it disappears.
Paralympians light flame before Paris games
The torch will be carried by 24 British bearers on its way to France via the Channel Tunnel.
Astronauts to return on SpaceX flight after eight months stranded
Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore were supposed to be on an eight-day mission, but will not return to Earth until 2025.
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.
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.
The new rock and roll? TikTok stars take to Reading Festival
For the first time ever, the long-running music festival has a stage dedicated to all things Gen Z.
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.
Village transformed from 'no-go area to a delight'
Major improvements have been made at the historic site thanks to a successful heritage project.
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.
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.
'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.
Trump vows to release JFK assassination files after RFK Jr backs him
Trump praises RFK Jr as "phenomenal" at a rally, but members of the Kennedy clan accuse him of "betrayal".
Kamala Harris convention speech fact-checked
BBC Verify has looked into some of the claims made by Kamala Harris at the DNC in Chicago.
Riot investigator thanks public for support
So far, 28 people have been jailed for their roles in disorder in Manvers on 4 August.
Woman murdered in Londonderry suffered 'brutal and savage attack'
A senior officer says the victim suffered multiple injuries and believes a weapon was used during the attack.
RAAC residents angered after evacuation
The Tillicoultry residents were evacuated almost a year ago followed the discovery of RAAC in their properties.
New tips law means I can treat my nan at Christmas
Leah Williams is one of thousands of workers for whom a change to tipping rules will "help a lot".
Israel and Hezbollah say they don't want war - but they are both ready for it
This appears to be Hezbollah’s first significant retaliation for the assassination of a senior commander, Jon Donnison writes.
The 16 minutes that plunged the Bayesian yacht into a deadly spiral
The BBC's Mark Lowen in Sicily on the rapid chain of events in the middle of the night that left seven dead and is dumbfounding experts.
Allsopp felt 'sick' after social services referral over son's holiday
The broadcaster was contacted after revealing she let her 15-year-old son go inter-railing around Europe.
'Very demure, very mindful' - are we missing the joke of viral trend?
A demure TikTok has gone viral, but is it an ironic joke or does it set unrealistic standards for women?
Watch: 102-year-old woman becomes Britain's oldest skydiver
Manette Baillie celebrated her birthday with the record-breaking jump, while aiming to raise £30,000 for charity.
Man surrenders and confesses to Germany stabbing attack
The man - reportedly wearing bloodstained clothes - turned himself in to Solingen police.
EE tells parents: don't give under-11s smartphones
The mobile phone network recommends parents buy under-11s phones that can only text or call.
Labour donor was given 'temporary' No 10 pass
The Conservatives have accused the government of "cronyism" after it emerged the peer could access No 10.
Nature funding to be used to settle council pay deals
BBC Scotland News understands that ministers have written to councils telling them to divert the money.
What is Hezbollah and will it go to war with Israel?
Escalating cross-border hostilities between the foes have heightened fears of an all-out conflict.
Have supermarkets reached peak self-scan?
Supermarkets are beginning to question the divisive technology after years of criticism from shoppers.
Blake Lively's PR woes and how we talk about victims
Aggrieved viewers say the Hollywood star has promoted film like 'it's the sequel to Barbie'.
Record labels forgot these songs existed. One man rescued them
Thousands of songs are still unavailable on streaming services. Rob Johnson wants to change that.
Your pictures on the theme of 'summertime'
A selection of the photographs we received from around the world.
Blockbuster Chinese video game tried to police players - and divided the internet
The hugely popular Black Myth: Wukong has attracted some press for the wrong reasons.
Children's joy at Notting Hill Carnival parade
About one million people are expected to join the fun during two days of music, dancing and parades.
Paralympic torch heads to Paris via Channel Tunnel
The torch began its journey at Stoke Mandeville, where the Paralympic movement started.
Reuters journalist missing after strike in Ukraine
The news agency says its team was staying in a hotel in Kramatorsk, which was struck by a missile.
Amy Winehouse Live Lounge performance voted best of 25 years
The late singer's rendition of Valerie won against Stormzy, Arctic Monkeys, Adele and Dua Lipa.
French police arrest synagogue blast suspect
The man was shot and injured by police after he opened fire on the officers in southern France, reports say.
PM to say: 'Things will get worse before we get better'
The Conservatives have disputed Labour's claim they left a black hole in the public finances.
Famine hits Sudan as peace talks fall short yet again
Aid begins to trickle in but it is far too little, too late, says analyst Alex de Waal.
Sharon Osbourne hunts mystery fan who found ring
Sharon Osbourne is seeking the identity of the fan who she says restored her faith in people.
Man dies in hospital days after assault in station
Police charged a man with grievous bodily harm, but say they are reviewing this after the death.
Increased police presence in Derry after 'brutal' murder
The police say the victim, who is believed to be in her 40s to mid-60s, suffered a “horrific” death.
Nature funding to be used to settle council pay deals
BBC Scotland News understands that ministers have written to councils telling them to divert the money.
Arson alert after four vehicle fires in four days
Firefighters believe all have been started deliberately, and police are asking for video footage.
Bournemouth Echo
Prisoner pulled knife in ‘self-defence’ after convicted murderer threatened him
A convicted drug dealer brandished a make-shift knife in prison after a murderer threatened him in his cell, a court heard.
New Bournemouth restaurant told 'major improvement' needed by hygiene inspectors
A NUMBER of cafés, pubs, restaurants and takeaways across Dorset and the New Forest have been handed new food hygiene ratings recently.
Objections to wine store late opening overruled
OBJECTIONS to alcohol sales up to 11pm for Wimborne’s Majestic Wines store have been over-ruled.
Community pub is a 'melting pot of different types' from around the area
A sports venue dubbed 'the best pub in Westbourne' is Pub of The Week.
West Dorset business in big win at coveted food awards
Dorset has scooped a number of awards in the Great Taste 2024 awards which have been dubbed the ‘Oscars of the food and drink world.'
No arrests made month after sex attack
No arrests have been made nearly a month after a sexual assault at a Poole recreation ground.
47 different roadworks in BCP next week - here's where
THE following roadworks are being carried out within the BCP Council area by the council and various utility companies the week beginning Monday, August 26:
Poole live-in care provider named finalist in Dorset Business Awards
A Poole homecare company has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Dorset Business Awards in the 'scale-up' category.
Family’s appeal to help gymnast achieve his dream of becoming an Olympian
A GIFTED teenage gymnast with dreams of entering the Olympics is appealing for support so he can keep competing.
5 of the best campsites close to Poole to enjoy a relaxing weekend away
There are a number of highly-rated campsites close to Poole according to Pitchup.com including Adventure Pirate and Dorset Glamping Fields
Hotel featured in Netflix's The Crown set to restore 21 'dangerous' chimneys
A Hampshire hotel that featured in The Crown has been given permission to repair 21 "dangerous" chimneys
Foreign Office reveals all the countries UK holidaymakers should avoid
From Egypt to Turkey, here is the travel advice for holidaymakers with a full list of places you shouldn't travel to, according to the Foreign Office.
Is your first car at risk of going extinct? The cars disappearing from UK roads
See all the common first cars going extinct across the UK - Is your first motor on the brink?
How brainy are you? Take this pub quiz to find out how you score
Find out how good your general knowledge is with our quiz that will get you ready for your next trip to the pub.
Woman arrested after serious crash
A WOMAN was arrested before being taken to hospital in a serious condition following a crash.
What happened at Boscombe's first ever carnival
THE high street came alive with music, fancy dress and acrobatics as Boscombe put on its first-ever carnival.
47ft lifeboat pulls up in Swanage as part of fundraising cruise
A 47ft lifeboat has pulled up in Swanage as part of a fundraising cruise for RNLI.
Air festival organisers warn drones are banned
AIR Festival organisers have warned that drones are banned from the event.
£1,000 worth of skincare products stolen from shop
A man pleaded guilty to stealing the products from the Sherborne Boots
UK minister warns Israel and Hezbollah overnight conflict is a 'real danger'
A major war in the Middle East is “a real danger”, a Cabinet minister has warned following an escalation of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah overnight.
Formula 1
Norris vying for victory and two drivers fighting back after penalties – What To Watch For in the Dutch Grand Prix
From the top two in the championship making up the front row to threats directly behind; and from two frontrunners starting outside the top-10 to an invisible challenge from the conditions, here are a few areas to keep an eye on during Sunday’s race at Zandvoort.
What the teams said – Qualifying in the Netherlands
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final practice and qualifying at the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix from Zandvoort.
Albon disqualified from Dutch GP qualifying over illegal Williams floor
Williams driver Alex Albon has been excluded from the results of Saturday’s qualifying session at Zandvoort due to a breach of the technical regulations.
Hamilton hit with grid penalty for Dutch Grand Prix after impeding Perez in qualifying
Lewis Hamilton has been given a three-place grid penalty for the Dutch Grand Prix after the stewards deemed that he had unnecessarily impeded the Red Bull of Sergio Perez during Q1 of Saturday’s qualifying session.
RACE PREDICTOR: Who’ll make the podium as the second half of the F1 season kicks off at the Dutch Grand Prix
Lando Norris claimed a dominant pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix, lapping Zandvoort over three-tenths faster than his closest rival Max Verstappen. But does the McLaren driver have what it takes to make it onto the rostrum at the end of Sunday’s race – and who’ll be joining him if so?
Leclerc left ‘very surprised’ by podium result in Zandvoort after difficult weekend for Ferrari
Charles Leclerc could not hide his surprise after finishing the Dutch Grand Prix on the podium in third place, having started from sixth on the grid on what has been a challenging weekend for Ferrari.
FIA post-race press conference – Netherlands
1. Lando Norris (McLaren), 2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
Antonelli to make F1 weekend debut at Monza as Mercedes confirm FP1 outing for junior star
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has confirmed that protégé Kimi Antonelli will make his Formula 1 weekend debut on home soil at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, with the youngster being handed a practice run.
FACTS AND STATS: Zandvoort top ten all previous race winners – for the second race in a row!
For McLaren, the headline stat from the Netherlands was Lando Norris’s 23-second winning margin – the biggest of the season. For the rest of us, there were plenty of other fascinating figures thrown up by Sunday’s race in Zandvoort.
‘We’re not quick enough’ – Verstappen eager for Red Bull gains after losing out to McLaren rival Norris on home soil
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has admitted that he simply “tried to be second” in the Dutch Grand Prix when it became clear that McLaren rival Lando Norris boasted more raw speed.
HIGHLIGHTS: Catch the action from the Dutch Grand Prix as Norris beats Verstappen to victory with stunning drive
Lando Norris sealed an assured victory in the Dutch Grand Prix, with the McLaren driver bouncing back from a sluggish start to break Max Verstappen’s consecutive run of wins in Zandvoort.
Norris hails ‘unbelievable’ McLaren pace as he reflects on moment he knew he could beat Verstappen to Zandvoort victory
Lando Norris was thrilled to bounce back from a tricky start to take his second F1 victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, with the McLaren driver hailing his car as “unbelievable” after crossing the line more than 20 seconds up the road from Max Verstappen.
DRIVER OF THE DAY: Norris gets your nod for imperious Dutch drive
He may have lost the lead at the start, but Lando Norris never lost control of the Dutch Grand Prix as he powered to his second career win – and inflicted a first-ever home defeat on local hero Max Verstappen.
Norris fights back against Verstappen to end home hero’s run of Dutch GP wins
McLaren driver Lando Norris charged to a statement victory during the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, overhauling Max Verstappen after his Red Bull rival moved ahead at the start – and denying the Dutchman what would have been a fourth-straight home triumph.
RACE START: Watch the getaway in Zandvoort as Verstappen takes the lead from pole-sitter Norris
It might have been Lando Norris who started from pole position at the Dutch Grand Prix but it was advantage Max Verstappen when the lights went out for the 72-lap race.
AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action from the Dutch GP as Norris beats Verstappen to victory
Live coverage of Sunday's Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2024 in Zandvoort.
‘Everything is possible’ – Alpine’s Briatore and Oakes on their plans to tempt Newey and revolutionise Enstone
We got a glimpse into Alpine’s rebuild plans on Saturday morning at Zandvoort, when executive director Flavio Briatore gave his first media briefing since joining the team in June alongside his new Team Principal Oli Oakes, who himself has only been in the job for a few weeks – and it was punchy. Briatore was at his typical, no-nonsense best.
OFFICIAL GRID: Who starts where in Zandvoort after Magnussen, Albon and Hamilton demoted
Can polesitter Lando Norris nail his start this time and beat Max Verstappen into Turn 1? That's the key question that will be answered after the lights go out in Zandvoort, as the McLaren and Red Bull rivals again line up on the front row.
F1 ACADEMY: Pin returns to winning ways with dominant victory in Zandvoort
Doriane Pin bounced back in dominant style to take her second win of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season in Zandvoort, sealing an assured victory after leading from lights-to-flag.
TREMAYNE: Four decades ago McLaren arrived at Zandvoort on the brink of a new era – is history about to repeat itself?
Formula 1 race teams have neither the time nor the inclination to reminisce; the next race is always the most important. But for those of us whose job it is to look back as well as record the present (and now and then try to guestimate the future), there’s an air of familiarity about McLaren’s status this weekend in Zandvoort that takes me back to the 1984 race at the Dutch circuit.
‘That’s on our shoulders’ – Vowles stresses Williams need to address errors behind Albon disqualification ‘with immediate effect’
James Vowles has stated that Williams will look to understand what caused Alex Albon’s car to be in breach of the technical regulations “with immediate effect” after the Thai driver was disqualified from qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix as a result.
F1 ACADEMY: Pulling extends title advantage with fifth win of the season in Race 1
Abbi Pulling added a fifth race victory to her 2024 F1 ACADEMY tally in a dominating fashion, leading from pole all the way to the chequered flag.
Horner admits Red Bull could ‘rent out’ Lawson for 2025 as he stresses ‘nothing is fixed’
Christian Horner has shared another update on Liam Lawson’s future, stating that Red Bull’s reserve driver could be loaned to another team should there be no space within their own racing family in 2025.
Doohan 'hungry and determined' for F1 opportunity as he admits Alpine exploring Sainz option was 'no-brainer'
Formula 1’s latest rookie to earn a full-time race seat Jack Doohan says he’s “hungry” and “determined” to prove Alpine made the right decision, as he admitted it was a “no-brainer” for the French manufacturer to explore signing race winner Carlos Sainz.
PIRELLI STRATEGY GUIDE: What are the tactical options for the Dutch Grand Prix?
Laffgaff
What court was the judicial body associated with the League of Nations?
The Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ).
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