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TikTok goes offline in the US hours before ban due to come in
A message appearing for US users said a law banning TikTok had been enacted, meaning "you can't use TikTok for now".
Netanyahu issues warning ahead of Gaza ceasefire
Israel's prime minister says his country is ready to go back to war in Gaza if negotiations for a second phase of the ceasefire deal with Hamas collapses.
Thousands protest in Washington against Trump as he prepares for inauguration
The march took place ahead of Trump's arrival to the nation's capital as he prepares to be sworn in on Monday.
Sophie marks 60th birthday with new portrait
The picture of a relaxed looking Sophie was taken by fashion photographer Christina Ebenezer.
'Pregnancy is a risk I'm willing to take': Why some women are ditching the pill
Some women are opting for fertility tracking apps to avoid mood swings and weight gain on "hormonal" contraception.
Prince Harry versus newspapers: This is the one that matters
Prince Harry’s legal battle against British tabloids for allegedly unlawfully intruding into his life reaches its most important moment on Tuesday.
Theatre director Claire van Kampen, wife of Sir Mark Rylance, dies aged 71
The wife of actor Sir Mark Rylance died after being diagnosed with cancer, a family statement confirms.
Fuel tanker explosion kills dozens of people in Nigeria
People had rushed to collect fuel from the tanker after it overturned in a crash.
How historic Gaza deal was sealed with 10 minutes to spare
The BBC spoke to officials from both sides of the talks to piece together how the Gaza deal was done.
The Papers: 'Chaos' fears in Gaza and 'Team Trump's revenge' on Starmer
Sunday's papers feature the latest on the ceasefire in Gaza, and Trump, ahead of his inauguration.
Men living with their mums longer as they can't afford to move out
Living with your parents in your 20s and 30s has its challenges, but many can't afford to move out.
Could TikTok ever be banned in the UK too?
Analysts have suggested it is "just matter of time" until the US ban on TikTok spreads.
Shein backlash fails to deter shoppers: 'I spend £20 a month'
Some young shoppers will continue to buy from the fast fashion giant despite concerns over how workers are treated.
Medics under siege: 'We took this photo, fearing it would be our last'
El-Fasher's last functioning hospital records 28 deaths in the last month after being targeted by shells.
Games Workshop and the big ambition of a miniatures business
The tabletop gaming company is a huge success story - but could it get even bigger?
Organ donation pioneer lived life inspired by Rocky
Allison Angell was the first person in Britain to have four of their major organs replaced.
Trails of blood in the snow - 40 years on from the Glencorse Massacre
A police officer who was one of the first on the scene speaks to BBC Scotland News about the case.
'I promised my father the world would hear our song'
Sunderland College students help a Newcastle woman keep a promise she made to her dying father.
Trump launches cryptocurrency with price rocketing
Hours after its launch, the market capitalisation for $Trump reached nearly $5.5bn (£4.5bn).
'People were flying' after ski lift failed, eyewitness says
At least 10 people have been injured when a ski lift failed in northern Spain.
Outdoor learning group closes seven UK centres
Seven activity centres run by Kingswood close with immediate effect as it calls in administrators.
Who are the three Israeli hostages being released by Hamas?
Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari are set to be freed 471 days after being taken hostage.
Watch: Cautious celebrations in Gaza as ceasefire begins
BBC Middle East Correspondent Rushdi Abualouf says people in Gaza are wary about what the future holds.
'After 471 days, Emily is finally home': Mother of British-Israeli hostage reacts to release
Emily Damari has been named by Hamas as being among the first hostages it plans to release.
TikTok stops working as US ban comes into force
A message appearing for US users says they "can't use TikTok for now".
Watch: How TikTok 'went dark' in the US
BBC Tech Correspondent Lily Jamali explains what happened and what it means for the popular platform.
Trump team's confidence is sky-high but warning signs abound
The new president's team is united for now but below the surface there are hints of trouble ahead, writes Katty Kay.
Trump will want a good deal with UK, says minister
Darren Jones, the chancellor's second-in-command, is confident UK-US trading relationships could be deepened.
Corbyn and McDonnell face police interview after pro-Palestinian rally
The former Labour leader and former shadow chancellor will voluntarily attend a police station.
Police investigate reported stalking of Gladiators star
The star, real name Alex Gray, 33, was reportedly targeted by a female stalker on set and at home.
Hidden tunnel on US-Mexico border to be sealed
Security has been ramped up on both sides of the border ahead of the inauguration of Donald Trump.
Trails of blood in the snow - 40 years on from the Glencorse Massacre
A police officer who was one of the first on the scene speaks to BBC Scotland News about the case.
Hospital funding announcement next week, BBC told
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said the government planned to rebuild the NHS.
Stories of the hostages taken by Hamas from Israel
A total of 94 hostages, taken captive after the 7 October attacks, still remain unaccounted for.
How historic Gaza deal was sealed with 10 minutes to spare
The BBC spoke to officials from both sides of the talks to piece together how the Gaza deal was done.
Watch: Mixed feelings in Israel about the deal with Hamas
People in Jerusalem have mixed feelings as a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas begins.
Hamas knows it hasn't achieved its aims - but still claims victory
Hamas officials insist that Israel's failure to eliminate the group constitutes a victory.
On board aid convoy on its way to offer hope for Gaza
BBC special correspondent Fergal Keane has travelled with a convoy carrying aid towards Gaza.
Bowen: Israel has changed since Donald Trump's last term – has he?
In this time of hard choices for the Middle East, the president elect will have much to think about when he re-enters the White House
Israel and the Palestinians: History of the conflict explained
The conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people is one of the longest-running in the world.
Key events that led to Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal in Gaza
The ceasefire agreement in the Gaza war follows 15 months of fighting between Israel and Hamas.
What we know about the Gaza ceasefire deal
What we know so far about the ceasefire deal agreed between Israel and Hamas.
Israeli forces recover body of soldier held in Gaza since 2014
The Israeli military says Oron Shaul's remains were found during a "covert, special operation" in Gaza.
Prince Harry versus newspapers: This is the one that matters
Prince Harry’s legal battle against British tabloids for allegedly unlawfully intruding into his life reaches its most important moment on Tuesday.
Secret UK 'mini cabinet' tries to plan for unpredictable Trump
On security and on the economy, Westminster feels both worry and hope as Donald Trump heads back to the White House.
Could TikTok ever be banned in the UK too?
Analysts have suggested it is "just matter of time" until the US ban on TikTok spreads.
Why some women are ditching the pill and willing to risk getting pregnant
Some women are opting for fertility tracking apps to avoid mood swings and weight gain on "hormonal" contraception.
Sophie marks 60th birthday with new portrait
The picture of a relaxed looking Sophie was taken by fashion photographer Christina Ebenezer.
'I break the law to buy my child's life-saving cannabis drug'
Parents going to extreme lengths to get medicinal cannabis oils for their epileptic children speak to the BBC.
The English village with links to five US presidents
A village in Somerset with a population of about 600 people has direct links to five US presidents.
268 miles in 87 hours - oncologist wins gruelling ultra-marathon
Lucy Gossage finished first in the women's race between Derbyshire and Scotland on Thursday.
Colombian drug gang violence kills 60 people
Attacks between guerrilla groups have also seen thousands displaced from the country's Catatumbo region.
Impeached South Korean president detained for up to 20 days
Investigators have been granted 20 days to bring Yoon to trial over his short-lived martial law decree.
Games Workshop and the big ambition of a miniatures business
The tabletop gaming company is a huge success story - but could it get even bigger?
Six-figure payout over charity cyclist killing
Tony Parsons, 63, was killed by a drink driver who later hid his body in a shallow grave on a remote Scottish estate.
Council giving out free air fryers to 6,000 pensioners
North Lincolnshire Council is providing the appliances to help people reduce their energy bills.
UK set to introduce digital driving licences
The government says technology should "make people's lives easier" but any system won't be mandatory.
Bournemouth Echo
Well-loved restaurant closes - blaming Labour's budget
A well-loved restaurant has closed, and bosses have blamed “disastrous” Labour’s budget.
Aerospace workers in Hurn to walk out over pay dispute
Workers at an aerospace company in Hurn will take two days of strike action in a dispute surrounding pay that has “fallen behind competitors”.
Cineworld to air final screening today - making way for new operator
Cineworld will screen its final film on Sunday and draw the curtains on its time at Tower Park in Poole.
Pre-school rated outstanding in all areas
A pre-school is celebrating achieving outstanding in all areas following its latest Ofsted inspection.
Historic charm meets family-friendly luxury at converted manor house hotel
When travelling with a young family, why not opt for a getaway closer to home?
"Cosmopolitan" gastropub in the heart of Parkstone is Pub of the Week
The Grasshopper, located in the heart of Parkstone, is the Daily Echo's Pub of the Week.
WATCH: Dramatic moment firefighters tackle Mercedes fire in Poole
A grey Mercedes was found engulfed in flames on Skinner Street at around 10pm on January 18.
Mysterious person spotted in Dorset woodland
While this incident has not been directly reported to the police, officers are taking the matter seriously and will be increasing patrols in the area to ensure public safety and provide reassurance.
WATCH: Man breaks world record for most hugs in a minute
Arsenal Whittick was diagnosed with autism at the age of 49, making it difficult to share physical contact with his family.
Brick wall left smashed in following crash on residential road
The road was temporarily closed while emergency services dealt with the incident.
Roads to be closed and disrupted by works across BCP
In Bournemouth specifically, Ashley Road will be affected by temporary traffic signals at the roundabout with Gladstone Road West until Monday, March 31 due to highway improvement works.
Try this Dorset walk taking in a junction of ancient trackways
In the parish of Melcombe Horsey, Melcombe Park in the north was a medieval deer park.
All the destinations you can fly to from Bournemouth Airport in 2025
Corfu, Majorca and Iceland are some of the spots people can travel to from Bournemouth Airport in 2025.
Arts University Bournemouth announces new vice chancellor
Lisa Mann has been announced as the new vice chancellor and chief executive of Arts University Bournemouth (AUB).
Dorset photographer captures beautiful landscape in her debut book
A Bournemouth woman draws inspiration from the local landscape is launching her photography book showcasing the beautiful Dorset scenery.
How smart are you? Take this pub quiz to find out your IQ
Find out how good your general knowledge is with our quiz that will get you ready for your next trip to the pub.
Dorset charity receives more than £11,000 donation
The charity aids children and adults with physical and learning disabilities throughout their lives.
Formula 1
LIGHTS TO FLAG: Allan McNish on working with Senna, an F1 chance that came ‘too late’ and helping Audi join the grid
Allan McNish is best known for his success in the sportscar world, having won the 24 Hours of Le Mans on three occasions and bagged plenty more prestigious trophies worldwide. But the proud Scot also has an F1 tale to tell with his eye-opening stint testing for McLaren-Honda during their golden era and a sole season racing for Toyota in the early 2000s. For our latest Lights to Flag feature, McNish shares all about his journey to the top across multiple disciplines and how he remains heavily involved in the sport to this day…
Laffgaff
Fictional character Alonso Quijano is more commonly known by what pseudonym?
Don Quixote.
French Skeleton
How does a French skeleton say hello? Bone-jour!