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US urges Israel to stop shooting at UN peacekeepers in Lebanon
Israel has acknowledged that shots fired by its military injured two UN troops in southern Lebanon on Friday.
What Israel's latest attacks tell us about Netanyahu's next move
A change in the political mood and a US election campaign means Israel senses change in the region.
Trump talks MMA and golf in podcast push for young male voters
There's a huge gender divide in this election but will the young men Trump is courting go out and vote for him?
Influencers risking death in hurricanes for clicks and cash
As hurricanes devastate Florida, influencers have been risking their lives with livestreams and stunts.
Starmer rebukes minister over P&O ‘boycott’ call
The prime minister says the transport secretary's criticism of a ferry company is "not the view of government".
Why a woman murdered her parents and then lived with their bodies
Movements at the McCullough family home were secretive, but neighbours could never have known why.
Stowaway creatures on the rise in UK, expert warns
Three venomous scorpions have been found in parcels in the UK in the last month, expert Chris Newman says.
Boeing to axe 17,000 jobs amid strike and quality concerns
The company says all jobs are at risk as it cuts 10% of its workforce.
They're tough-talking and on the Tory right - but how do Badenoch and Jenrick differ?
A look at the political priorities setting the Tory leadership contenders apart.
Selena Gomez 'shines' in new Oscar-tipped musical
The singer and actress stars in Emilia Pérez, a new Netflix musical which has been tipped for awards.
Mystery of Russia's secret weapon downed in Ukraine
Ukrainians watched intrigued as a Russian stealth combat drone was apparently shot down by a Russian jet.
The Papers: 'Investment plan chaos' and 'ambulance service hack'
A shipping company shelving a major investment and Russian hackers attacking UK ambulance services feature in the papers.
UK tries to resolve row threatening £1bn port expansion
Reports have suggested the plan was at risk after Transport Secretary Louise Haigh's comments.
Fines and convictions for minor mistakes - how rail tickets confuse passengers
Complex rules leave many customers feeling caught out and annoyed they aren't made clearer by rail companies.
Adventurer faces venomous scorpions in world-first kayak journey
Ash Dykes and his team kayaked 380 miles from the source of the Coppename river to the sea.
Devastating setback for evacuated Gaza teen after surgery
The ongoing Israel-Hamas war broke out 12 days before the girl was to receive treatment in Jerusalem.
Lupita Nyong'o speaks of family ordeal and condemns 'chilling' Kenya crackdown
The Hollywood star, who grew up in Kenya, said the response to this year's protests was "upsetting".
Christopher Columbus's DNA to shed light on his origins
Research seeking to solve the mystery of the legendary explorer's birthplace will feature in a documentary.
Fashion, floods and the Northern Lights: Photos of the week
A selection of striking news photographs taken around the world this week.
How unusual has this hurricane season been?
Hurricanes Helene and Milton have bookended a particularly stormy period. What's behind it?
Five things we've learned from the Post Office boss
The quizzing of Post Office chief executive Nick Read this week produced some key revelations.
Oscar-winning director sorry for 'antisemitic posts'
The Grierson Trust has removed the filmmaker as a patron because of his social media posts.
Grave of woman killed by tiger in pub restored
The 18th Century headstone of Hannah Twynnoy has been restored following a campaign in Malmesbury.
Yung Filly live show cancelled after rape charge
The rapper and internet personality was charged over rape allegations in Australia on Thursday.
Woman jailed for killing parents and hiding bodies
Virginia McCullough created indoor tombs for her parents and lived with their corpses for four years.
Why a woman murdered her parents and then lived with their bodies
Movements at the McCullough family home were secretive, but neighbours could never have known why.
Plaid Cymru MPs call for Israel boycott
Plaid Cymru will debate whether the party should support an economic and cultural boycott of Israel.
Alex Salmond: A man and politician of contradictions
The 69-year old was first minister for seven years but resigned after losing the 2014 referendum.
P&O owner to attend summit despite row over minister's comments
It had been feared they might pull out after Transport Secretary Louise Haigh criticised the ferry firm and urged consumers to boycott the company.
‘Not how I imagined winning would be’: Labour insiders on Starmer's uneven start
Insiders hail new workers' rights, planning laws and "stability" at the top - but Starmer has been dogged by controversy too.
Israeli attack on northern Gaza hints at retired general's 'surrender or starve' plan for war
Giora Eiland tells Jeremy Bowen that Israel should tell Palestinians to leave northern Gaza before sealing it off as a way of pressuring Hamas.
Woman dies after going overboard from cruise ship
A woman in her 20s has died after she went overboard from a cruise ship near the Channel Islands.
Mikey Madison leads Oscars race for breakout role as New York stripper
Anora won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and its star Mikey Madison has been widely praised.
Fifth peacekeeper wounded in southern Lebanon, UN says
The UN said a peacekeeper in the city of Naquora was injured on Friday amid "military activity" nearby.
BBC weather presenter bursts into song live on air
Calum MacColl sung the Gaelic song that won him a gold medal at the Royal National Mòd in 2021.
Mysterious 'blobs' are washing up on Canadian shore
The Canadian government is looking into the dough-like substance that is appearing on beaches in the province.
How a woman murdered her parents and hid the secret for four years
Movements at the McCullough family home were secretive, but neighbours could never have known why.
What Israel's latest attacks tell us about Netanyahu's next move
A change in the political mood and a US election campaign means Israel senses change in the region.
'He's just a bro': Trump's attempts to woo the 'manosphere'
There's a huge gender divide in this election but will the young men Trump is courting go out and vote for him?
Climatic conker champs crisis conveniently clears
Fears of storms causing a shortage of conkers for the 2024 world championships are put to rest.
International arrest warrant for rugby star Rocky Elsom
The ex-Wallabies captain was given a five-year sentence for embezzlement in France, local media say.
Tiny baby kept in sandwich bag finally goes home
Robyn was born five months early and put in a sandwich bag to keep her organs warm while she grew.
Poland to temporarily suspend right to asylum, PM Tusk says
Donald Tusk said Russia and Belarus were encouraging migration into Poland in a bid to destabilise the EU.
King says a republic is up to Australian people
Ahead of a royal visit, King Charles says it is up to the Australian people to decide if they want to be a republic.
Driver ran over victim in 'revenge attack'
Shamrez Razaq is jailed for more than seven years after breaking the man's ankle with his car.
Former Great Britain athlete dies aged 28
The athlete's father Robin will run in his place in the Brighton Marathon raising funds for Mind.
Former Great Britain athlete dies aged 28
The athlete's father Robin will run in his place in the Brighton Marathon raising funds for Mind.
Investigation over alleged 'irregularities' at NI council
After a preliminary investigation a full formal investigation is required, councillors hear.
Plaid wants HS2 cash before helping Labour budget
Welsh Labour needs opposition help to pass its budget, but Plaid says it wants funding reform first.
Bournemouth Echo
Several red light cameras not in use across Dorset
Several red light cameras across the county are not in use, the Echo has learned.
Woman wrecked friend’s £15k Audi after crashing into lorry on joyride
A WOMAN caused £15,000 of damage to her friend’s Audi after taking it on a joyride and crashing into a Tesco lorry.
Businessman to shut up shop after 50 years
A BOURNEMOUTH businessman is to shut up his town centre shop after nearly 50 years.
Wessex Way to close next week for work - all you need to know
Road closures along the A338 Wessex Way next week will bring disruption to motorists.
Shipwreck finally identified after 30 years
Maritime archaeologists from Bournemouth University believe they have finally identified a shipwreck off Swanage more than 30 years after it was discovered.
Why this pumpkin patch is perfect for Instagram and a date
Thinking of date ideas takes a lot of time, effort and creativity – and then it inevitably ends with a lot of money being spent.
Fundraiser created after self-employed dad suffers brain bleed while at work
A fundraiser for a young father of two who remains in hospital after suffering a traumatic medical incident, has almost reached £10,000 donations.
Council opposes fuel allowance cut - as 'worried OAPs are sat in darkness'
DORSET Council has voted unanimously to oppose the Government’s cut to the winter fuel allowance as councillors heard that 'worried OAPs are sat in darkness'.
Developers want decision on major town centre project after one year of waiting
DEVELOPERS behind a major housing development in Christchurch have lodged an appeal to force a decision.
Land Rover Defender on fire due to 'mechanical fault'
FIREFIGHTERS had to extinguish a flaming Land Rover earlier this week.
Budding author to hold launch first book
A BUDDING author is to host two events next week to launch her first book.
REVIEW: 1984 at The Lighthouse Poole
AN IMMERSIVE and compelling production that stays with you long after you leave the theatre, 1984 features at The Lighthouse Poole.
Bournemouth Echo reporter to run London Marathon for charity
A DAILY Echo reporter is gearing up to run the 2024 London Marathon for charity.
Polar Express train ride returns this festive season
THE ever-popular Polar Express train ride is returning to Swanage this festive season.
Refurbished flat and detached house to go up for auction
TWO properties in Bournemouth are going up for auction.
Three star DJs lined up to play at nightclub
THREE star DJs have been lined up to play at a Bournemouth night club.
New brokerage is 'on a mission to take the stress out of asset financing'
A NEW finance brokerage is being launched in Ringwood by the team at Dawsongroup finance.
How safe do you feel living in Dorset?
RESIDENTS of Dorset are being asked how safe they feel living in the region.
Parade for Poppy Appeal to take to streets this month
Ferndown Town Council and the Royal British Legion have teamed up as part of the annual Poppy Appeal.
'Everybody’s got rights, nobody has responsibilities'
I read Conor O’Byrne’s letter (council tax for single people – Echo Sept 30) where he gave his take on government proposals to scrap the 25 per cent discount on council tax bills for people living alone.
Dorset florist becomes regional finalist at wedding industry awards
Services include dried flower styling, workshops and beautiful home accessories hand-crafted in the heart of Purbeck.
Best PYO pumpkin patches you need to visit in Dorset for Halloween 2024
Sopley Farm and North Farm are among the pumpkin picking patches open in Dorset for 2024
Map reveals every sighting of the venomous false widow spider in the UK
The false widow spider is one of the UK’s most venomous spiders, the map shows every UK sighting.
PICTURES: Popular seafront races kickstarted with junior runners
BOURNEMOUTH’S popular annual races along the seafront have returned for 2024 with speedy junior runners.
Missing woman found by police
POLICE are searching for a missing woman from Blandford Forum after becoming concerned for her welfare.
Formula 1
’It’s always been about racing, I don’t know anything else’ – F1's newest team boss Oli Oakes on getting Alpine back on track
F1.com's Lawrence Barretto sits down with the newest boss in the pit lane Oli Oakes to talk his racing background, working with Flavio Briatore, and how he's going to get Alpine fighting again...
From Stewart and Lotus to Hakkinen and Ferrari – All 11 times the drivers’ and constructors’ titles were shared between rival teams
As we look ahead to the final six races of the year, McLaren hold a 41-point lead in the constructors’ standings while Red Bull’s Max Verstappen currently heads the drivers’ leaderboard by 52 points, meaning the two championship trophies could be heading to different destinations in 2024.
Windows Central
Xbox Cloud Gaming "Bring Your Own Games" rollout begins in November 2024. Here's what to expect on regions, game library size, access on iPhone, Android, and more.
Xbox Cloud Gaming is finally getting the ability to purchase games outside of Xbox Game Pass. But how will the rollout work? We have the details.
Grab the Legion Go at a discount and also get a free official Lenovo skin with this deal — It's like Black Friday has come early
The Legion Go gaming handheld is at a fantastic discount right now and you can get it in one of three skins.
One of the biggest Harry Potter games in history is reportedly getting a definitive edition
A Hogwarts Legacy Definitive Edition is reportedly on the way, bringing players new story quests and activities.
OpenAI may endure massive $44 Billion losses before seeing profit in 2029 partly due to Microsoft tie-up: "The partnership with Microsoft might mean OpenAI earns less from each dollar of revenue"
A new report suggests OpenAI could make $44 billion in losses before potentially becoming profitable in 2029. It further estimates the company's revenue generation to have scaled $100 billion.
TikTok axes 500 jobs in Malaysia, embraces AI for global content moderation
TikTok is reportedly laying off 500 employees in Malaysia and plans to automate content moderation using AI.
The Persona devs just shattered their sales record with Metaphor: ReFantazio (and it's well deserved)
Metaphor: ReFantazio has become the fastest-selling game in Atlus history, breaking the record set earlier this year by Persona 3 Reload.
Despite lukewarm reception, Star Wars Outlaws is the third best-selling game of August 2024 in the US, per Circana report
Ubisoft's Star Wars Outlaws debuted in third place for August 2024, per Circana's sales report.
Here are some exclusive details on what Xbox Cloud Gaming "Bring Your Own Games" rollout will look like: Regions, game library size, access on iPhone, Android, and more.
Xbox Cloud Gaming is finally getting the ability to purchase games outside of Xbox Game Pass. But how will the rollout work? We have the details.
Laffgaff
What sport takes place in a velodrome?
Cycling.
Communication Skills
I got fired from my job because they said my communication skills were lacking. I honestly don't know what to say.