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Watch: Moment baby is born on Bangkok street after quake evacuation
A woman was seen giving birth to a baby shortly after evacuating from a hospital.
Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip
Denmark's prime minister said the visit by the US VP and other top officials showed a "lack of respect".
'It's going to get worse': American car buyers brace for sweeping auto tariffs
"The prices in the wholesale market have skyrocketed already and it's going to get worse," one car seller told the BBC.
Andrew Tate sued by ex-girlfriend for alleged sexual assault
The lawsuit details an episode in Beverly Hills where Andrew Tate allegedly assaulted and threatened her - allegations he denies.
Alex Warren was homeless and sleeping in friends' cars - now he's number one
The influencer-turned-musician is topping the charts after turning trauma into music that heals.
Deadly Russian drone attack reported on Ukrainian city
Four people died and 19 were injured in an attack on Dnipro, the regional head says.
Prevent boss leaves role after Southport failings
His departure follows a damming review that found Prevent prematurely closed Axel Rudakubana's case.
How police caught killer criminology student without DNA evidence
Police reveal how they tracked down Nasen Saadi after he stabbed two women on a Bournemouth beach.
Students want free-speech clarity but universities fear catch-22
Clearer advice is needed on how to make campuses inclusive without falling foul of free speech regulations, the National Union of students has said.
Center Parcs removes X account from website after fake account set up
An IT consultant took charge of the Center Parcs UK's handle after the firm deactivated its account.
Verified video shows widespread damage following Myanmar earthquake
BBC Verify has been checking dozens of videos of damage and destruction following the earthquake in Myanmar.
Has the UK's most loathed protest group really stopped throwing soup?
Just Stop Oil says it will disband but does this mark an end to the chaos caused by its climate protests?
The Papers: 'Hundreds feared dead in quake' and Reeves likened to Truss
The papers focus on the deadly earthquake in South East Asia and criticism of the chancellor's policies.
I used face recognition app to hunt man behind whisky fraud
BBC journalist tells how a picture she uploaded linked to articles about a £6.2m fraud with hundreds of victims.
'My house used to be a disgusting public toilet block'
Public conveniences have become houses, a theatre, shops and bars across the country.
'A noose around our neck': Residents driven out by UK's largest road tunnel
Those living on the Lower Thames Crossing route tell of their despair at being uprooted.
Amateur photographers hope to fix Wikipedia's 'terrible' pictures
The site is littered with awful photos, particularly of celebrities - but a volunteer project is trying to fix that.
Blood victims dying 'two a week' as thousands await compensation
Tony Summers, whose son died from HIV and Hepatitis C, fears he will be dead before his compensation is paid.
Polish presidential candidate ridiculed for donning disguise to promote book
Karol Nawrocki has faced ridicule after it emerged that several years ago he donned a disguise to promote his own book on TV.
Millions give less to charity as bills rise
Only a third of 16 to 24-year-olds gave to charity last year, down sharply since the pandemic.
Helicopter pilot recounts flying under gunfire in daring rescue mission
Ukrainian helicopter crew hailed after coming under fire during an evacuation of a military base in South Sudan.
Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis
The 17th Century oil painting was taken from a Jewish Belgian art collector during World War Two.
Husband shares 'bittersweet' Paul O'Grady clip filmed 20 minutes before he died
The TV presenter filmed is seen at home alongside his beloved dogs just 20 minutes before he died.
Partial solar eclipse pictured across the globe as Moon covers the Sun
The best views of the partial eclipse as the Moon passed between Earth and the Sun.
Justin Welby says he failed to act on abuse scandal as scale was 'overwhelming'
In his first interview since resigning, the former Archbishop of Canterbury tells Laura Kuenssberg about his failures on the John Smyth case.
Analysis: JD Vance makes ominous pitch to Greenland
Many in the Danish territory feel bullied by the US, Andrew Harding finds on a trip to Nuuk.
Three die after fire at Grade II listed building
Villagers are "traumatised" by the tragedy at a former train station that had been turned into a home.
Man killed in alleged road rage attack was kind and loving, say family
Paul Bowles, 50, died at the scene following a reported argument between two drivers, police say.
Has Just Stop Oil really stopped throwing soup?
Just Stop Oil says it will disband but does this mark an end to the chaos caused by its climate protests?
'I used face recognition app to hunt man behind whisky fraud'
BBC journalist tells how a picture she uploaded linked to articles about a £6.2m fraud with hundreds of victims.
Mysterious disappearances spook residents of Caribbean island
Relatives and friends of people who have disappeared in Antigua speak to the BBC about their anguish.
'It's breaking my heart': Residents fear being uprooted by UK's largest road tunnel
Those living on the Lower Thames Crossing route tell of their despair at being uprooted.
'It's going to get worse': US car buyers brace for sweeping auto tariffs
"The prices in the wholesale market have skyrocketed already and it's going to get worse," one car seller tells the BBC.
Helicopter pilot recounts flying under gunfire in daring rescue mission
Ukrainian helicopter crew hailed after coming under fire during an evacuation of a military base in South Sudan.
'She took him and his money': How a woman cut off her grandfather from his family
A man with dementia was persuaded by his granddaughter to give her financial control of his affairs.
Watch: Moment rescuers pull woman alive from rubble
Rescuers in Myanmar were cheered as they carried 30-year-old Phyu Lay Khaing away on a stretcher.
What caused the earthquake - and why did it cause a building in Bangkok to collapse?
The size of the earthquake and the length of the fault line it occurred on contributed to the devastation.
King speaks of shock and sadness in condolence message
Charles says he and the Queen were shocked and saddened by the disaster, which has claimed at least 1,600 lives.
Briton praised for tackling Amsterdam knife attack suspect
The tourist has received an award from the city's mayor after restraining a man during a stabbing.
Doctor not struck off by panel over 'one-off' rape
Dr Aloaye Foy-Yamah has his medical licence suspended for 12 months over the attack.
South African envoy expelled from US accuses Trump administration of racism
Ebrahim Rasool, who was accused of "race-baiting" by the US, tells the BBC racism in the White House was "self-evident".
Watch: Partial eclipse darkens sky over UK and abroad
The eclipse won't be total anywhere in the world, but parts of Canada will come close.
Pet artist raises £400,000 for charity with 'rubbish' pictures
The artist from Worthing is about to have the second collection of his charity portraits published.
Bournemouth Echo
Woman terrorised as she comes face to face with burglars
A woman has told of how she came face to face with three men who broke into her stables and ‘threatened her’
Pubs, cafes and restaurants told to improve by hygiene inspectors
Environmental health officers from the respective councils have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the area to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
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Après ski bar opens in Bournemouth: 'A breathe of fresh air'
Bournemouth's newest nightlife spot opened with staff dancing on the bar, steins of beer, live music, and karaoke.
Family-run shop closing after 'really good run' of almost 46 years on high street
Jessica's, on High Street in Fordingbridge, run by Valerie Read, will lock up for the final time on March 29, after a "really good run" flourishing in the town centre.
'We are all in shock' - Bournemouth University warns of 200 job cuts
Bournemouth University staff have been warned that up to 200 jobs are at risk.
An authentic Italian bistro serving up homemade food
An Italian bistro with the mantra, “If we wouldn’t serve it to our family, we wouldn’t serve it here.”
Man rushed to hospital after serious workplace accident at Ryvita premises
An air ambulance was deployed to Poole following a ‘serious’ accident at the Ryvita factory.
Road closures to be aware of in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Motorists are encouraged to stay informed about these changes and allow extra time for their journeys.
Motorists facing delays after crash near pub
MOTORISTS are facing delays after a crash near a Dorset pub.
Armed police swarm road and make arrest
Armed police swarmed a Bournemouth street and arrested a man reportedly in possession of a knife.
Housebuilder gets 5-star rating from its customers
A housebuilder has been given a 5-star Home Builders Federation rating by its customers.
These are the 8 foods to eat that will help you live to 100 (or longer)
Real Simple, along with a range of health experts have revealed the eight foods to eat that will help you live to 100 or older.
BU academics supports development of decarbonisation plan for the Port of Poole
Academics from Bournemouth University support a new Decarbonisation Plan for the Port of Poole, aiming for net zero emissions by 2050.
Romance writing festival will take place in Bournemouth
Bournemouth will host its first-ever Romance writing festival featuring bestselling authors, literary agents, and publishing professionals.
All the BCP nightclubs that readers miss - from The Venue to Jumping Jaks
The Venue, Jumpin Jaks, The Opera House and Zig Zags are just some of the old nightclubs people from Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole miss
5 of the best places to visit in BCP for a delightful afternoon tea
Frieda's Tearoom and Hotel du Vin are among the best-rated places to go to for afternoon tea in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Days and times of live firing on Dorset ranges
Here's when you can expect live firing exercises at a Dorset military training area next week.
This is when the clocks will change in 2025 and why
Here is everything you need to know about the UK clock changes in 2025
'Do not eat': Products sold at Tesco, Asda, Iceland and more recalled
The Food Standards Agency 'do not eat' warnings to customers after some products have been found to contain plastic and others insects
Beat April household bills rise with these quick weekend tasks
Households across the country are bracing themselves for increases to their bills for “awful April” - but quick jobs this weekend could help you save.
'Come to Wimborne to see lovely spring flowers'
MRS J A Booth (letters 26th March) needs to visit the Town of Wimborne Minster if she wants to see Spring Flowers.
Mother's Day 2025: Free fizz, food, cinema tickets and theme park entry for mums
Looking for a fun way to spoil Mum this Mother’s Day?
Meet the 82-year-old Dorset songwriter releasing an album recorded 50 years ago
A Dorset songwriter is celebrating the ‘miracle’ release of a new album on 4 April – more than 50 years after it was recorded.
Woodland Trust asks public to spot signs of spring
The charity said the seasonal weather changes can have a serious knock-on effect on nature and wildlife, impacting life cycles and food chains.
Author credits Westbourne for inspiring debut novel
The time-slip novel combines elements of myth and folklore with a modern tale set in a London suburb.
Manufacturers urged to join £16million government-backed scheme
The initiative is part of the government's commitment to boosting productivity and digitally transforming the manufacturing sector.
Dorset home library service wins high sheriff award
The award was presented to Maria Jacobson, the service manager, who highlighted the role of the service's 250 volunteers.
Woman who beat cancer twice hosts fayre to raise funds
The fayre will feature a variety of stalls, including drinks, cakes, puzzles, clothes and handcrafted items.
Somerset cottage collection of jewellery to be auctioned
His clientele included the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret and his work is displayed in the Victoria & Albert Museum.
New electric vehicle charging hub opens at Sainsbury's
These bays, part of the Smart Charge network, are designed to be accessible for disabled customers and those with young children.
Faces of 'most wanted' in the area appear on digital vans
The faces of the 'most wanted' in the area are appearing on digital vans after they fail to appear in court.
Major hiking challenge launched to help Dorset children’s hospice
The circular walk, with its spectacular scenery, friendly company and proper brews, is set to be a challenging yet rewarding experience.
Film festival to screen movies in outdoor locations
The festival has also teamed up with Swanage Railway to offer a "Sunset Shuttle" service for both screenings.
Family raise awareness after losing loved one to bone cancer
A family wants to raise awareness after losing their loved one to Ewing Sarcoma bone cancer.
Poole Pride to return for second year at Lighthouse
The event will feature cabaret, comedy and music performances alongside workshops, talks, and crafts.
Firm to replace 1,300 lightbulbs in energy-saving drive
Harveys Electrical and JDB Electrical will be helping Arena to deliver the refitting.
Swanage chocolatier unveils special treat for movie lovers
The penguin, named Juan Salvador, is made from Chococo's award-winning, 47 per cent Colombia-origin milk chocolate and weighs 120g.
Formula 1
EXCLUSIVE: ‘I’m here for the grind’ – Nico Hulkenberg on his Sauber return, Audi’s impending arrival and targeting F1’s top step
Nico Hulkenberg made a dream start to his second Sauber stint at the rain-affected, season-opening Australian Grand Prix, scoring more points in one race than the team achieved across the entire 2024 campaign. Shortly before delivering that eye-catching result, he sat down with F1.com to discuss the return to his former home, how Audi’s all-new Formula 1 project is developing in the background, and what might be possible when the automotive giants arrive on the grid next year…
JACQUES: Tsunoda’s Red Bull promotion is a deserved reward – but Lawson needs to take inspiration from Gasly and Albon
Windows Central
Report: Xbox games on PlayStation sales data suggests a very mixed picture
New sales data suggests a mixed picture for Xbxo games on PlayStation, with Sea of Thieves a clear winner so far.
How to fix Xbox Elite Controller (Series 2) sticky bumpers yourself
Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 gamepads are notoriously issue-prone, particularly with the bumpers. Thankfully, fixing them is easy, cheap, and takes like 5 minutes.
Microsoft wants Windows 11 installs to use a Microsoft Account — confirms removal of popular setup bypass
The popular "bypassnro" command, which allowed users to skip connecting to the Internet and signing into a Microsoft Account, is being removed.
The 7 best moments in Xbox history
Xbox has been around for nearly half of Microsoft's 50-year history. Here are the seven best moments from the brand's past.
I've been gaming on Alienware's sharpest OLED monitor, and 4K has never looked so smooth
Alienware's 27-inch, 4K, 240Hz OLED gaming monitor brings the latest tech to a smaller size, and it's a great display that also undercuts a lot of the competition.
How to restore a more classic Start menu to Windows 11
On Windows 11, you can change the default Start menu design, but only with third-party tools like Open-Shell, which restores the menu design from Windows 7, and in this guide, I'll explain how to bring back a classic version of the Start menu.
Laffgaff
Who wrote the play ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’?
Tennessee Williams.
Irishman
What do you call an Irishman who bounces off the walls? Rick O'Shea.