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Syrian security forces accused of killing hundreds of civilians
More than 700 civilians are said to have been killed in massacres targeting the Alawite religious minority.
Tory call to ban use of rights act to stop deportations
Kemi Badenoch previously criticised how some foreign criminals and illegal migrants were using the act.
Farage defends suspending MP and criticises 'infighting'
The Reform UK leader acknowledges the row has "dented" the "sense of unity" in his party.
Not so demure any more: The rise of 'free the nipple' fashion
Stars like Charli XCX have made see-through outfits all the rage at big events, but not everyone's a fan.
Next James Bond should be British, Pierce Brosnan says
The Irish actor says he hopes Amazon "handles the character with dignity and imagination and respect".
Man arrested after climbing Big Ben at Palace of Westminster
Police detain a man after he scales the Elizabeth Tower in Westminster on Saturday morning.
Share your memories of lockdown as UK to mark Covid day of reflection
Locally organised events are taking place across the UK with 2025 marking five years since the outbreak.
'We don't need a Gail's' - the coffee shop boom dividing locals
The controversial cafe chain is expanding outside London but locals often have mixed feelings.
The Papers: UK 'hardest hit by Covid fallout' and next Bond 'shouldn't be American'
A mix of stories lead Sunday's front pages, including on immigration and five years on since the start of the pandemic.
Weight-loss drugs expose women to society's harsh judgements on their bodies
Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation.
Migrant deported in chains: 'No-one will go to US illegally now'
Indian deportee tells BBC about his risky journey and how Trump’s tactics are spreading fear.
'I was drawn into a secretive world of chemsex and it turned me into a zombie'
Calls are made to help address stigmas attached to chemsex and improve support.
'My best friend went to work - and was crushed to death by rubbish'
Months after a deadly collapse, some seek compensation, saying Kiteezi dumpsite is still unsafe.
Rollercoaster ups and downs of closed theme park adored by generations
Oakwood Theme Park has shut down after almost 40 years due to a drop in visitor numbers.
Russian strikes kill at least 25, Ukraine says
Russia has stepped up attacks in recent days as the US paused military and intelligence aid to Kyiv.
King's Commonwealth message of unity in 'uncertain times'
At a time of global tensions, King Charles emphasises the importance of countries working together.
Ukrainian family reunited after visa changes reversed
Parents are once again able to bring their children to join them in the UK, after months of being separated.
Poor performing civil servants to be incentivised to leave jobs in new plans
Pat McFadden said the civil service's "state is not match-fit to rise to the moment".
Man charged with manslaughter after Louisiana student hazing death
Caleb Wilson was allegedly punched multiple times in the chest during a hazing ritual at Louisiana's Southern University, police say.
India's rap rebel makes a comeback after battling addiction
Yo Yo Honey Singh, who transformed Indian hip-hop, has made a comeback after a long battle with drug abuse.
Your pictures on the theme of 'monochrome'
Images on the theme of "monochrome" sent in by our readers.
Warmest day of the year so far as UK to be hotter than Ibiza
Saturday was the warmest day of the year so far across the UK, with temperatures topping 19.1C in Bridgefoot, England.
Deadly floods engulf Argentine city after fierce storm
Eight hours of rainfall hit Bahía Blanca, killing at least 10 people leaving and many areas under water.
Sidemen match raises £4m for charities including Children in Need
A sold-out Wembley stadium was the venue for The Sidemen vs YouTube Allstars football match, which saw a side featuring Logan Paul and Mr Beast win on penalties.
Migrant dies attempting to cross English Channel
The Kuwati man, in his sixties, suffered a cardiac arrest on the boat that was carrying him from northern France, officials said.
European leaders back 'realistic' Arab plan for Gaza
The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Italy and Britain welcomed the plan, which calls for Gaza to be rebuilt over five years.
'I risked drowning to flee conscription by Congolese rebels'
Thousands of Congolese are opting make a dangerous river crossing to get to safety in Burundi.
The families devastated by the terrible cruelty of serial killer Peter Tobin
A BBC documentary, The Hunt for Peter Tobin, explains how the murder of a Polish student led to the killer of two other teenagers.
Civil Service reforms will be radical, minister vows
Measures including linking the pay of senior civil servants to performance are expected to be unveiled this week.
Countries can't be forced into Ukraine peace coalition, minister says
The UK and France are leading efforts to set up a "coalition of the willing" to protect Ukraine.
'Size bias is ingrained in our culture': Women on life after weight-loss jabs
Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation.
Not so demure any more: The rise of 'free the nipple' fashion
Stars like Charli XCX have made see-through outfits all the rage at big events, but not everyone's a fan.
What will be in the chancellor's Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give more detail about the government's plans for the economy.
How Trump's threats have revived Canada's Liberal Party
Justin Trudeau's party was headed for near-certain defeat - until the US president said he wanted to make Canada the 51st state.
Man charged with murder of 16-year-old boy shot dead in London
Lathaniel Burrell, was shot and died on Paradise Road, near Stockwell Tube station
Iran criticises 'bullying countries' after Trump letter for nuclear talks
Trump says he offered Iran a chance to negotiate on their nuclear programme or face military action.
US Secret Service shoots armed man outside White House
President Donald Trump was not in the White House at the time.
How a journalist saved a woman who walked into the sea
Linda Sinclair has been recognised by the Royal Humane Society and Police Scotland for the rescue in Orkney.
'Larger than life': founder of weight-loss company remembered
Margaret Miles-Bramwell's colleagues remember her life and legacy ahead of her funeral on Monday.
Watch: Man survives after being run over by train
Surveillance footage shows the man standing up and walking away after the incident in Lima.
Next James Bond should be British, Pierce Brosnan says
The Irish actor says he hopes Amazon "handles the character with dignity and imagination and respect".
Israeli tourist and homestay host gang-raped in India, police say
The two women were reportedly stargazing with three male tourists near a lake in Hampi, Karnataka, when they were attacked.
All smiles in Meghan's upbeat Netflix series
The Duchess of Sussex releases a lifestyle TV show about cooking and gardening.
Sweden is 'no longer a country that cannot be trusted'
Sweden and Finland's defence sectors are benefiting from their countries joining Nato.
Bournemouth Echo
Three bedroom detached home for sale at just £1
A THREE bedroom detached home has been put on the market – for just £1.
New grocery store with butchers and bakery to open in Bournemouth
A NEW grocery store is expected to be opened in a Bournemouth high street.
Poole civic centre now on the market
Poole civic centre has been put on the market for an undisclosed price.
Durdle Door steps to close to the public for maintenance
The steps to a Dorset beauty spot will be closed for maintenance works.
Letting your kids walk to school alone? This is the age the NSPCC says is old enough
Parents have been given advice on when their children should be allowed to travel to and from school by themselves.
Jailed in February: Taxi driver predator, arsonist butcher and child abuser
CRIMINALS jailed in February include a taxi driver that preyed on a lone female passenger, a butcher that torched his wife’s café and a man that sexually abused a child.
Armed police and army bomb squad launch raid over fears of explosives and weapons
While officers were searching the premises they discovered 'suspicious items'.
New club claiming to be 'Bournemouth's ultimate nightlife experience' set to open
A new club is set to open in Bournemouth town centre.
Food hygiene ratings: 18 Dorset businesses praised in latest inspections
Environmental health officers from Dorset have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the area to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
Scores revealed for 16 restaurants, cafes and shops in the area
Environmental health officers from the area have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the region to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
Hunt for thieves who stole from shop and fled
CCTV images have been released as part of shoplifting investigation at Marks & Spencer in Lymington
Four-bedroom home in Poole on the market for £680k
Bi-fold doors open from the kitchen to a decked, south-facing patio, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
Wildlife charity asks residents to take part in butterfly count
The Big Butterfly Count is especially important this year following alarming results from last summer, when butterfly numbers were at their lowest in the history of the count.
Plaque to be installed to honour suffragette who lived in Poole
She was one of 13 women, including Emmeline Pankhurst, who were arrested for presenting a petition to the House of Commons.
‘Hundreds of thousands’ of children to be given supervised toothbrushing
A new national campaign aimed at improving the oral health of children has been launched, encouraging young children to brush their teeth with fluoride toothpaste.
Formula 1
EXCLUSIVE: The inside story of Hamilton and Vasseur’s last title win – and the ‘100%’ belief they can do it again at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton was the talk of the paddock during pre-season testing in Bahrain, where he officially kicked off his eagerly anticipated Ferrari adventure. But while the seven-time World Champion has been getting to know plenty of new colleagues, a new factory and a new car, not everything at the Italian marque is unfamiliar, with his former Formula 3 and GP2 team boss Frederic Vasseur steering the ship – the pair having won those junior championships together some 20 years ago. To look back on that period, and ponder what might happen in this next chapter, F1.com caught up with Hamilton’s team mate from his 2006 title-winning GP2 season, Alexandre Premat, for some special memories and insight…
IN NUMBERS: The incredible figures behind seven seasons of Drive to Survive
Formula 1 fans get to enjoy a post-testing treat this week as the seventh season of Drive to Survive lands on Netflix. But just how much goes into producing a show that follows all 10 teams and 20 drivers around the world year in, year out? With help from the talented team at production company Box To Box, F1.com runs through some key numbers…
Windows Central
I can't help but love the lightest, longest-lasting AI PC, even with the confusing configurations
The ASUS Zenbook A14 (2025) amazed the entire Windows Central crew at CES 2025, and it really is an incredible, gorgeous AI PC. The models are confusing, though.
Xbox's take over of PlayStation continues with Forza Horizon 5's Microsoft account requirement — but why?
Minecraft, Sea of Thieves, and now Forza Horizon 5: Microsoft's mission to engage players "where they are" is set for a big boost.
Laffgaff
What was the first US state admitted to the union that wasn’t one of the 13 original colonies?
Vermont.
Rhino Weight
Someone asked me how you weigh a rhino. I said, "It's just like weighing a person, except on a much larger scale."