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UN agencies to start rollout of Gaza polio vaccines
The drive comes after the first confirmed case of the disease in 25 years was discovered in Gaza.
Israel says bodies of six Hamas hostages recovered
US President Joe Biden confirms an American citizen was among them, expressing his outrage.
'The howls were terrifying': Imprisoned in the notorious 'House of Mirrors'
Michael Chakma was snatched off a street in 2019 - the start of a five-year ordeal as one of the "disappeared".
After Starmer's 'gloom', Labour MPs want some cheer
Some Labour MPs are calling for a positive message from the government as Parliament returns from recess.
How did the pandemic impact babies starting school now?
Aqil and his twin were eight weeks old when lockdown hit - both are starting school with speech and language needs.
Three days for a pint? The wilderness walk to Britain's remotest pub
Getting to The Old Forge in Knoydart involves a seven mile boat trip - or a long walk.
King hosts Starmer at Balmoral for first time as prime minister
It has become tradition for prime ministers to spend a few days of summer at the Scottish castle.
Russian activist speaks out in spy case after prisoner swap
The strange case of Spanish-Russian reporter Pablo González, who was accused of spying by Poland before being flown to Moscow in a prisoner swap in August.
The Papers: 'Supersonic Saturday' and actress' Savile allegations
The ongoing drama around Oasis ticket sales dominates Sunday's papers.
Oasis: The supersonic business of band reunions
After tickets for the band's reunion went on sale this weekend, how much do the Gallaghers stand to make?
I heard years of Grenfell testimony. Here's why the disaster could have been prevented
Opportunities missed and warnings unheeded - what the public inquiry into the fire has been told.
Thailand wages war against 'alien' tilapia fish
The invasive blackchin tilapia has spread to 17 provinces, threatening agriculture.
'A tech firm stole our voices - then cloned and sold them'
A voice over artist found out his voice had been taken when he heard a chatbot on a podcast using it.
Alopecia: New NHS drug 'could make life so much easier'
The autoimmune condition affects people differently - some think the drug could be life-changing.
Kamala Harris criticises Trump over Arlington Cemetery dispute
Harris says the cemetery is "not a place for politics" in her first remarks on the incident.
The 100ml liquid rule returns for UK and EU airports
Air travellers who hoped the era of "tiny toiletries" was nearly over are facing fresh disappointment.
Film set explosion causes blaze opposite O2 arena
One van was destroyed by the fire, and most of a car and lorry were damaged at a film set in Silvertown.
Bodies of three children and man found - police
Officers were called to an address by ambulance crews and are working to establish what happened.
What is the plan to give polio vaccines to children in Gaza?
Pauses to fighting will allow hundreds of thousands of Gaza children to be vaccinated against polio.
Far-right AfD eyes big gains in German elections
The anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party is expected to perform strongly in Saxony and Thuringia.
Who gets 15 hours of free childcare and how do I apply?
Parents in England can now access 15 hours of free weekly childcare for children from nine months.
Mum and chef die after carnival weekend attacks
Both deaths are now being treated as murder investigations, say police.
Bulldozers demolish crumbling 'dream home'
Joy Beard's beloved home was pulled down after it was found to be built with defective blocks.
New rules begin on second homes and holiday lets
People in Gwynedd will need to get planning permission to turn a house into a holiday let or a second home.
Winter fuel payments had to be scrapped, minister insists
The leader of the House of Commons said she could not see a scenario in which Chancellor Rachel Reeves dropped the policy.
German far right heading for vote win in east - projections
Germany's anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany is on course for victory in the state of Thuringia, projections say.
Three children found dead with man all under four
Flowers have been left in the street where the bodies of three children and man were found.
Oasis ticket sales defended after fans' fury
Fans complained they felt ripped off and frustrated after facing long online queues and surge pricing.
Russian activist speaks out in spy case after prisoner swap
Zhanna Nemtsova says her suspicions were confirmed when Spanish reporter Pablo González returned to Moscow in a prisoner swap.
Labour MP sacks letting agent over state of rental flats
MP sacks agency managing his rental flats, after the BBC found black mould and ant infestations.
Teens arrested after boy, 13, stabbed to death
The pair are arrested on suspicion of murder after the death in Oldbury on Thursday, police say.
Railcard train travel to offer less of a discount
The discount will be trimmed from 34% to 33.4% from the middle of September after system changes.
'The howls were terrifying': Imprisoned in the notorious 'House of Mirrors'
Michael Chakma was snatched off a street in 2019 - the start of a five-year ordeal as one of the "disappeared".
Three days for a pint? The wilderness walk to Britain's remotest pub
Getting to The Old Forge in Knoydart involves a seven-mile boat trip - or a long walk.
After Starmer's 'gloom', Labour MPs want some cheer
Some Labour MPs are calling for a positive message from the government as Parliament returns from recess.
UK and EU airports are sticking with 100ml liquid rule - but why?
Air travellers who hoped the era of "tiny toiletries" was nearly over are facing fresh disappointment.
How did the pandemic impact babies starting school as children now?
Aqil and his twin were eight weeks old when lockdown hit - both are starting school with speech and language needs.
Russia advances on key Ukraine city: 'If we lose it the front line crumbles'
Russia is poised to assault Pokrovsk, a crucial supply and reinforcement hub for Ukraine's frontline troops.
Trump signals backing for Florida marijuana legalisation
The US presidential hopeful appeared to signal his support, placing him at odds with other Republicans.
'A tech firm stole our voices - then cloned and sold them'
A voice over artist found out his voice had been taken when he heard a chatbot on a podcast using it.
At least 41 hurt in Russian air strikes on Kharkiv
The regional head accused Moscow of targeting civilians after a supermarket and sports complex were hit.
PopMaster quiz co-creator Phil Swern dies aged 76
Radio presenters Tony Blackburn and Ken Bruce lead tributes to their friend and colleague.
Warning as thunderstorms move in across the UK
There is a risk of flooding in some areas, with Met Office saying hail and lighting are also likely.
Man found slumped dead at hospital coffee shop
The Times reports that the man is found slumped over a table in the hospital's cafe.
Three children found dead with man all under four
Flowers have been left in the street where the bodies of three children and man were found.
Claire Hanna MP seeking election as SDLP leader
This comes after Colum Eastwood announced he would resign as leader earlier this week.
SNP will focus on 'people's priorities' - Swinney
Scotland's first minister says the party must turn outwards and focus on making people's lives better.
Bournemouth Echo
Woman sexually assaulted in Bournemouth's Lower Gardens
A woman was sexually assaulted in Bournemouth’s Lower Gardens.
'This will put another nail in a lot of pubs' coffins'
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has not ruled out a smoking ban in outdoor spaces such as pub gardens and hospitals.
Woman airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after crash
A pedestrian has been seriously injured in a crash involving a bus in Bournemouth.
RECAP: Large police cordon in Bournemouth's Lower Gardens
A large police cordon is currently in place in Bournemouth's Lower Gardens
Stretch of A338 closed due to concern for welfare incident
A stretch of the A338 is closed due to a concern for welfare incident
Coastguard rescue casualty suffering medical emergency on coastal path
The coastguard helped rescue a casualty on a Purbeck coast path after they suffered a medical emergency.
RECAP: Police close section of road in Bournemouth after crash
Police have closed a section of Christchurch Road in Bournemouth. We will be bringing you updates as we get them.
Car crashes into fencing at Homebase store
A car crashed into fencing at a Homebase store in Poole.
Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash involving car
A motorcyclist has sustained serious injuries following a crash.
New Forest man arrested after police pursuit
A man from New Milton has been arrested after drugs were found at an address following a police pursuit
Council defends its decision to paint double yellow lines across potholes
Highway chiefs have defended their decision to paint double yellow lines across potholes instead of repairing them first
Where you can fly to with Jet2 from Bournemouth Airport during 2025
Jet2 will be running a huge number of flights from Bournemouth Airport in 2025, with destinations including Lanzarote, the Canary Islands and Faro
Rare fungus that smells like rotting flesh spotted in New Forest
Rare fungus Devil's finger - that smells like rotting flesh - has been spotted in the New Forest
We tried Bournemouth's international buffet and it did not disappoint
IF YOU are looking for a quirky restaurant where putting sushi and a roast dinner on the same plate is perfectly acceptable, then Cosmo is the place to go.
A colourful seaside pub 'that has it all'
A colourful venue in the 'heart and soul of Southbourne is Pub of the Week.
Sell-out crowd gathers for end-of-season festival in Dorset
A sell-out crowd of 13,500 has made the most of some late summer sunshine at one of the final dates in the UK festival calendar.
Plans unveiled to turn part of former HSBC bank into hotel
Views are being sought on plans to turn the upper floors of a former bank into a hotel
Morebus throws weight behind hospital charity event
MOREBUS is once again showing its support for University Dorset Hospitals NHS Charity’s Walk for Wards event.
The best spots to go out for dinner in the BCP area according to our readers
Thirteen and Restaurant Roots were among the best places for dinner in BCP as recommended by Daily Echo readers
What score can you get? 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.
Pain can make veterans feel alone: Help for Heroes is by their side
After a 25-year military career, including four tours in Afghanistan, former Royal Navy nurse, Janine, is still caring for the Armed Forces community.
Government's new £40 million technology to detect flooding and droughts earlier
The UK government is responding to extreme weather by introducing a new £40 million warning technology to detect flooding and droughts earlier.
Formula 1
What the teams said – Qualifying in Italy
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final practice and qualifying at the 2024 Italian Grand Prix from Monza.
A huge chance for Norris as Red Bull look to bounce back – What To Watch For in the Italian Grand Prix
RACE PREDICTOR: Who will reach the podium as F1 prepares to go racing at the Italian Grand Prix?
F2: Bearman dominates to take victory in Monza Sprint Race
Oliver Bearman put in a tremendous performance as he came from eighth on the grid to win the Monza Sprint Race, giving the PREMA Racing driver his second victory of the 2024 season.
‘I’m not very good’ – Hamilton ‘furious’ with himself as he claims he should have taken pole for Italian GP
Lewis Hamilton may be the greatest qualifier in Formula 1 history – but the seven-time champion blasted himself for being “not very good” after failing to take pole position and ending up P6 on the grid for the Italian Grand Prix, as team mate George Russell took P3.
FIA post-race press conference – Italy
1. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), 2. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 3. Lando Norris (McLaren)
‘We could have easily been out’ – Norris says Piastri ‘got way too close for comfort’ in first-lap battle at Monza
Lando Norris believes that Oscar Piastri’s move on him during the first lap of the Italian Grand Prix could have potentially put both cars “out in that corner” had the Briton braked later, with Norris suggesting that his McLaren team mate “got way too close for comfort”.
‘We had everything to lose’ – Piastri opens up on ‘painful’ race as he's forced to settle for second in Monza
Oscar Piastri was left disappointed after missing out on a potential second Grand Prix victory to the intrepid tyre strategy of Charles Leclerc, insisting that McLaren could have won with the benefit of hindsight.
FACTS AND STATS: Ferrari become the first team to win 20 times at the same circuit
It’s the Formula 1 season that just keeps on giving. Another nail-biting Grand Prix and another unexpected result that didn’t look guaranteed even on the very last lap. But Charles Leclerc and Ferrari made it happen.
HIGHLIGHTS: Catch the action from Monza as Leclerc takes fairytale victory over McLaren
Charles Leclerc took a crowd-pleasing second win of the season at his team’s home Grand Prix, nursing his tyres until the very end to cross the line ahead of a disheartened McLaren pair.
Magnussen banned for Azerbaijan Grand Prix after being penalised for Gasly clash in Monza
Haas driver Kevin Magnussen is set for a race ban after being penalised for clashing with Alpine rival Pierre Gasly during the Italian Grand Prix, with the penalty points received tipping him over the limit for the season.
‘The emotions were exactly like 2019’ says Leclerc after leading Ferrari to victory joy in Monza
Charles Leclerc’s second Monza win felt just as good as the first five years earlier, according to the Monegasque driver, as Leclerc headed off the threat from McLaren to claim an unexpected victory for Ferrari at the Italian Grand Prix.
DRIVER OF THE DAY: Leclerc gets your vote after mighty Monza win for Ferrari
What a day to be a Ferrari fan - and what a day to be Charles Leclerc! After winning his home race in Monaco earlier this year, he added a victory at his team's home race, as he and the Scuderia pulled a strategic masterstroke to conquer the might of McLaren in front of the adoring Tifosi at Monza.
Leclerc thrills the Tifosi as he triumphs at Monza ahead of Piastri and Norris with bold Ferrari strategy paying off
Charles Leclerc has taken a stunning victory at the Italian Grand Prix after utilising a bold one-stop strategy to hold onto the lead, the Monegasque thrilling the Tifosi as he clinched P1 ahead of the McLarens.
RACE START: Watch the getaway in Monza as Piastri snatches the lead from pole-sitter Norris
It may have looked like Lando Norris finally got the launch he needed, but it was his team mate Oscar Piastri who took the lead with an incredible overtake on the opening lap.
F3: Fornaroli secures drivers’ title in final corner as Meguetounif wins Monza Feature Race
Sami Meguetounif won a dramatic Monza Feature Race that swung the balance of the championship one way and then the other.
AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action as Leclerc beats Piastri to Italian GP victory
Live coverage of Sunday's Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d'Italia 2024 in Monza.
OFFICIAL GRID: Advantage McLaren as Ferraris aim for fast starts at Monza
For the second race in succession, Lando Norris will start from pole position when the lights go out at Monza, with McLaren having locked out the front row for Ferrari’s home Grand Prix. Meanwhile, the man he’s chasing for the 2024 title – Red Bull’s Max Verstappen – is only seventh on the grid.
F2: Bortoleto reigns in Monza as he goes from last to first in Feature Race
Gabriel Bortoleto produced a performance to remember as he went from last on the grid to the top step of the podium in the Monza Feature Race.
TREMAYNE: Remembering Hakkinen’s hurt and Jordan’s joy – 25 years on from a dramatic day at Monza
F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne looks back at a day of twists and turns in the 1999 title race at Monza, when McLaren stumbled and Heinz-Harald Frentzen took advantage for Jordan...
EXCLUSIVE: ‘No one can ever replace Lewis’ – Antonelli on stepping into Hamilton’s shoes and his rapid rise to F1 stardom
Kimi Antonelli is one of the smartest, most mature and personable 18-year-olds you will ever meet. The Italian was naturally on the crest of the wave when he bounced into a meeting room (which we morphed into a temporary studio) in Mercedes’ hospitality unit at Monza for our exclusive chat just an hour after it was announced that he would be making his F1 debut with Mercedes in 2025.
Wolff took 'five minutes' to choose Antonelli after Hamilton departure news as he shuts down future pursuit of Verstappen
Toto Wolf has shared that he decided on Kimi Antonelli and George Russell as Mercedes’ 2025 driver line-up just “five minutes” after Lewis Hamilton informed him that he would be leaving the team to join Ferrari next season.
PIRELLI STRATEGY GUIDE: What are the tactical options for the Italian Grand Prix?
While the tribunes in the Royal Park were filled with red, the front of the grid at Monza had a distinctly orange hue, with McLaren enjoying their second front-row lockout in four races. The last time they managed this, at the Hungaroring, it translated into a one-two finish – but Monza on Sunday offers rather more variables.
Windows Central
I thought I was reviewing an ASUS gaming laptop, but this monster is more desktop than anything
The ASUS ROG Strix SCAR 18 is a positively massive gaming laptop with absurd amounts of power, but its design and fit and finish fall short of the best.
How to reset the Windows Security app to fix problems on Windows 11 and 10
On Windows 11 (and 10), if the Windows Security app isn't working, you can reset it in multiple ways to resolve the most common issues, and in this guide, I'll explain how.
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In what country is Serengeti National Park?
Tanzania.
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