BBC News
Harry's emotional avalanche hits the Royal Family
The prince's BBC interview is first-hand confirmation of the scale of the royal rift, writes royal correspondent Sean Coughlan.
Reform UK makes big gains in English local elections
Nigel Farage's party gains its first foothold in local government after seizing hundreds of seats.
Chris Mason: Fireworks for Reform as Labour and Tories write election post-mortems
Senior Reform figures believe the primary driving motivation behind their surge is betrayal.
'Unparalleled' snake antivenom made from man bitten 200 times
Scientists hope to make a universal antivenom from the extraordinary blood of a man exposed to snake venom for decades.
Fear and loathing over van dwellers on Bristol's leafy streets
A suburban culture clash is playing out - and as tempers flare, there are no easy solutions.
Teaching union launches legal action against Ofsted
The NAHT wants a judge to review proposed changes to the way Ofsted inspects schools in England.
Co-op cyber attack affects customer data, firm admits, after hackers contact BBC
The firm previously said there was "no evidence that customer data was compromised".
How ordinary Poles are preparing for a Russian invasion
After the election of Donald Trump, ordinary Poles fear they could be in Moscow's sights.
Canada's Carney offers strategic invite to King ahead of Trump meeting
In his first news conference since the federal election, the PM laid out his approach to talks with his US counterpart.
Assisted deaths could top 4,000 in 10th year after law change
Estimate included in official review of costs and impact of passing assisted dying law in England and Wales.
Seven things we have learnt so far from the results
The patchwork of different contests across England has been truly fascinating, throwing up all sorts of lessons.
'Not Labour enough': MPs' despair at voters' verdict on government
Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls for a change of direction after a dismal set of local election results.
Watch: Key moments from the local elections... in 92 seconds
From a recount in Runcorn to a change of council control in Staffordshire, see what's been happening so far.
Six key moments from Prince Harry's BBC interview
The Duke of Sussex spoke about his failed legal bid, relationship with King Charles and prospects of returning to the UK.
The Papers: 'Reform revolution' and 'Prince Harry bombshell'
Reform UK celebrates election victories and Prince Harry laments a frayed relationship with the King.
Are there more autistic people now?
Why is the number of autism diagnoses changing? And what does it mean for autistic people?
Five things you may have missed in Sycamore Gap trial
Accusations of "moronic missions" and feuds as two men deny felling the famous tree on Hadrian's Wall.
Nepo babies or superstars in waiting?
Is Blue Ivy another example of a celebrity child given an unearned spotlight or could she be a genuine star?
'I saved my ID card and my dog': Israel expands demolitions of West Bank refugee homes
Jumaa Zawayda didn't know if his home was among those destroyed after Israel ordered thousands to evacuate Jenin.
How Canada's Conservatives threw away a 27-point lead to lose again
Leader Pierre Poilievre faces divisions within the Conservative movement as he fights to stay on as leader.
M&S supplier resorts to pen and paper after cyber attack
What's going on behind the scenes in the aftermath of the cyber attack on M&S.
Red Arrows, royals and street parties: What to look out for on VE Day at 80
A guide to the celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of VE day.
Science meets shape-throwing in 'Dance your PhD' contest
Could you explain "insights into oral chemesthetic perception" using dance moves?
Tariffs on car parts entering the US come into force
Import taxes were eased after carmaker outcry, but it's "still a big tariff", analysts say.
Germany defends AfD extremist classification after Rubio slams 'tyranny in disguise'
Germany's foreign office says history shows that right-wing extremism "needs to be stopped", after criticism from the White House.
Israel says it struck near Syria palace over violence in Druze areas
Israel's PM says it will "not allow any threat" to the minority in Syria after sectarian clashes in which dozens were killed.
Australia PM Albanese makes stunning comeback with landslide win
Donald Trump loomed large over the election, with comparisons drawn between the US president and defeated opposition leader Peter Dutton.
'Trump was the game-changer': Three things to know about Australian election result
The BBC's Australia correspondent Katy Watson breaks down who won and lost the election - and what it means.
What Prince Harry was like during our exclusive interview
I sat down with Prince Harry moments after a UK court ruled he could not have his security reinstated.
This week proves Nigel Farage's PM ambition is not a wild notion
The next General Election is miles away and parties can surge and sink, but this week's results show Farage has changed the race, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
Farage celebrates 'unprecedented' election results, as Labour and Tories digest losses
Reform UK took control of 10 local councils, won two mayoral races and added a fifth MP to its ranks.
Lorraine Kelly reassures fans ahead of surgery
The 65-year-old says she is having an operation after "not feeling all that well for a while".
Are there more autistic people now?
Why is the number of autism diagnoses changing? And what does it mean for autistic people?
Fear and loathing over van dwellers on Bristol's leafy streets
A suburban culture clash is playing out - and as tempers flare, there are no easy solutions.
What Reform might do with its newly won power
For the first time the party has won control of local councils, as well as two mayoralties.
He wanted to be Australia's PM, but the 'Trump effect' thwarted him
A Trump effect and a lack of a coherent campaign saw opposition leader Peter Dutton lose the election.
Nepo babies or superstars in waiting?
Is Blue Ivy another example of a celebrity child given an unearned spotlight or could she be a genuine star?
Seven things we have learnt from the results
The patchwork of different contests across England has been truly fascinating, throwing up all sorts of lessons.
Chris Mason: Fireworks for Reform as Labour and Tories write election post-mortems
Senior Reform figures believe the primary driving motivation behind their surge is betrayal.
Five people survive 36 hours in swamp 'surrounded by alligators' after plane crash
The small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a swamp in the Bolivian Amazon after an engine failure.
Lewis Capaldi makes stage return with surprise set at charity gig
Although it was the singer's first performance in two years, the BBC understands he has no plans to return to gigging.
Six people arrested after three shot dead in Sweden
Police are investigating whether the killings at a hair salon in Uppsala are related to a wave of gang violence.
Co-op hackers contact BBC with proof they have stolen customer data
The firm previously said there was "no evidence that customer data was compromised".
MP urges rethink on football stands booze ban
Luke Charters say a conversation is needed about the ban on alcohol in view of the pitch in England.
Girl left in 'agony' after 'substandard surgery'
The 12-year-old's mother says surgery by a now-suspended doctor left her unable to leave the house.
The Alarm singer Mike Peters dies aged 66
The Denbighshire-born singer sold 5m records with The Alarm and lived with cancer over three decades.
Donkey has two mums after 'one in a million' birth
Two donkeys gave birth at exactly the same time leaving their carers with a mystery to solve.
Toxic mushroom meal was 'terrible accident', says woman on trial for murder
Erin Patterson admits lying to police about her relatives' deaths, but will argue they were a "terrible accident".
Bournemouth Echo
In The Dock: Driver with revoked license failed to stop after collision
The following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
Businesses feel 'honoured' as Muddy Stilettos winners revealed
Business across Dorset are celebrating following the reveal of the Muddy Stilettos Awards winners 2025.
Christchurch hosts visitors from twin town in New Zealand
The majority of the visiting group were members of the ANZAC Brass Band, in the UK for a commemorative tour.
Ordnance found at car park sparks emergency response
A SUSPECTED ordnance was found in a harbourside car park.
Cherries fans can subscribe in this flash sale ahead of season culmination
Readers can subscribe for just £5 for 5 months in this flash sale
Dorset seaside piers ranked among the best and worst in the UK
Bournemouth, Boscombe and Swanage piers were ranked among the best and worst in the UK according to The Telegraph
12 pictures show what we were all doing 40 years ago
1984 saw the landmark opening of the Bournemouth International Centre and Cherries enjoyed a good year.
Model railway club hosting golden anniversary party this bank holiday weekend
Model train enthusiasts are invited to a celebration of miniature locomotives later this weekend with an event showcase model trains in Wimborne.
'Do not eat': Products sold at Asda, Tesco, Iceland and more recalled
Items sold at Asda, Tesco, Iceland and more have been recalled from supermarket shelves
Shop reopens for first time in two years after refurbishment
A charity shop has reopened after two years.
Charity funds projects to help children with aggressive brain tumours
A nine-year-old boy from Bournemouth was diagnosed with DMG in February 2024 after his family noticed he was having speech difficulties.
'Why we need 20mph limits on our residential roads'
Last week, I helped plant new trees in one of our local parks.
History walks at stunning beach to mark VE Day's 80th anniversary
The exercise, which used live ammunition, took place on the beach, sand dunes and woodland, replicating the D-Day landings.
Woman to celebrate 105th birthday milestone at care home
"Her journey through life has been filled with adventures, laughter and a spirit that inspires us all."
Jet2 adds new sun destination from Bournemouth
RESIDENTS flying from Bournemouth will now have brand new destination to explore.
Care home residents celebrate International Dance Day
Colten Care homes hosted a series of dance-inspired activities, showcasing movement, music and laughter.
Dorset achieves status set to boost growth of visitor economy
VisitEngland's panel of industry experts and visitor economy policy makers at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport approved the application.
Dance-theatre company to perform emotive show in Bournemouth
"Sunny Side may not provide the answer, but it provokes conversation and provides a vital, urgent insight into the internal world of our young people."
Fundraiser in memory of Dorset man who died from brain tumour
A fundraiser is being held in memory of a man who died just weeks after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Bournemouth family raise more than £10k in memory of beloved son
Described by his family as someone who "brought laughter to everyone in his life," Richard's love for football and family was known to all.
Comedian Griff Rhys Jones to bring new show to Poole
The show will follow Griff's international tour, All Over The Place, which saw him perform in front of full theatres in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Nationwide update on when customers will receive bonus payments
Nationwide has given an update on how and when it will pay out its current bonus payments
New 'Wet N Wild' aqua assault course coming to Fordingbridge
"Gather your friends, family or colleagues and walk, dance or run your way over the finish line."
Home safety advice distributed to homes across Dorset
"I would urge estate agents to use this resource to ensure their clients have the most up to date, professional, police-approved advice on offer."
Tattooist raising money for charity by tattooing tiny designs
She has chosen to raise money for the charity due to her own battle with colitis and her understanding of the condition's "debilitating" effects.
TV producer seeks people with legal disputes for new show
The show comes as the legal system is experiencing its worst recorded delays and a lack of access to legal advice and representation.
UK holiday park opens dog-friendly pub with special menu
Canine visitors can enjoy arts and crafts sessions and a ‘pup quiz’, while their owners can raise money for the Dogs Trust charity.
Education provider named as chamber's newest platinum partner
Dorset Chamber is the county’s leading business support organisation and its voice of business, with nearly 700 members representing 37,000 employees.
Bournemouth detached house sold for £282,000 in auction
Also featured was a two-bedroom flat at 16 Amberley Court, Bath Road, Bournemouth.
Police reveal plans to keep Dorset safe this summer
The public can contact the police online via the Dorset Police website or dial 999 in an emergency.
Porcelain horse expected to fetch £1,000 at auction
The racehorse, thought to be named War Lace, was commissioned around 1959 to 1960 by its Somerset owner, Mrs Elizabeth Dudgeon.
NHS reveals how many people in Dorset have high blood pressure
The NHS says this is thanks to patients feeling more empowered to manage their own health with support from clinical teams.
Bus to no longer stop at pier because of traffic
BUS services will not be stopping at Boscombe pier this year because of heavy traffic delays.
How many roads in BCP are 20mph?
Ten per cent of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole’s roads are 20mph – and that number is expected to grow this year.
Travel consultants donate portion of earnings to school
TWO Southbourne travel consultants are helping to raise money for their community through an innovative fundraising partnership with Stourfield Schools.
18-year-old opens sweet shop with the support of his family
A young autistic boy has opened a sweet shop with the support of his family after struggling to find a job.
Vet's plant fertiliser warning to dog owners amid risk of vomiting and seizures
With the weather improving, Brits will be spending more time in their garden. So a vet has issued a warning over the risk of plant fertiliser for dogs.
5 wellness hotels across the UK you need to visit for a relaxing getaway
In need of a break? Discover five of the UK's best wellness hotels you should visit to help you unwind.
Woman, 36, charged with murder and named following West Howe crash
Detectives have charged a woman in connection with a fatal crash in Bournemouth.
Concern grows for missing person last seen in Poole
Nikki is described as five feet ten inches tall and of medium build with recently shaved hair and was wearing a long green coat and a khaki cap
Thousands gather for sold-out Teddy Rocks festival
Thousands of people will be attending Teddy Rocks festival over the weekend for its first sold out year at Charisworth Farm in Blandford Forum.
Rare Beatrix Potter 50p coin on sale for over £100,000
A London resident is selling a rare 50p coin on eBay for over £100,000.
Woman 'deliberately collided with motorbike before fatal crash'
Zoe Treadwell, 36, of Bournemouth has been charged with murder following the death of motorcyclist Joey Johnstone.
Formula 1
FRIDAY DEBRIEF: Can Mercedes pose a threat to McLaren after Antonelli’s magical Miami lap?
Kimi Antonelli delivered a magical lap to take a shock pole position in Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, as frontrunners McLaren were just edged out.
What the teams said – Sprint Qualifying in Miami
The teams report back on the Sprint Qualifying for the Grand Prix from the Miami International Autodrome.
Tsunoda rues ‘poor communication’ after early Sprint Qualifying exit in Miami leaves him in P18
Yuki Tsunoda blamed “poor communication” after not having enough time to set a final lap during SQ1 of Sprint Qualifying in Miami, meaning that the Japanese driver exited the session early and will line up for Saturday’s Sprint in P18.
Doohan explains Sprint Qualifying ‘mess up’ that triggered frustrations over team radio
Jack Doohan has explained a pit lane “mess up” that left the Alpine driver angry to have missed out on progressing from SQ1 in Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix.
Piastri reveals where pole ‘went away’ from him during Miami Sprint Qualifying as Norris pleased to be back ‘in a good ballpark’
Oscar Piastri believes he would have secured pole position for the Miami Grand Prix Sprint race without a small mistake on his final SQ3 run, but the McLaren driver still described himself as “pretty happy” with P2 on the grid.
Verstappen concedes he has to be ‘realistic’ about Red Bull’s limitations in Miami as he tries to 'make the best of it'
Max Verstappen says he has to be “realistic” with Red Bull’s limitations and “make the best of it” after fighting his way to fourth in Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix.
‘I did not expect it!’ – Antonelli ‘over the moon’ with debut pole in Miami Sprint Qualifying
Kimi Antonelli was left “over the moon” after scoring his maiden F1 pole position in Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, with the Italian admitting that he did not expect to achieve the feat despite feeling confident about his pace.
FIA Team Principals press conference – Miami
TEAM REPRESENTATIVES Toto WOLFF (Mercedes), Oliver OAKES (Alpine), Christian HORNER (Red Bull Racing)
HIGHLIGHTS: Catch all the Miami Sprint Qualifying action as Antonelli makes history with maiden pole
Kimi Antonelli produced a stunning last gasp effort to snatch the Miami Grand Prix Sprint Qualifying pole, becoming the youngest ever driver to start a Formula 1 race from first on the grid.
Antonelli storms to remarkable maiden pole ahead of Piastri and Norris during Sprint Qualifying in Miami
Kimi Antonelli has clinched his debut pole position after delivering a stunning lap during Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, the Italian holding off the challenge from both McLarens to become the youngest polesitter ever in F1.
F1 EXPLAINS: The making of the Miami Grand Prix
Formula 1 races in incredible places. Miami is unique. Home of two-time Superbowl champions the Miami Dolphins, the Miami Open tennis, other world-class sporting events and concerts, the Hard Rock Stadium is transformed into a Grand Prix track where hundreds of thousands of fans will enjoy the action both on and off the circuit this weekend.
AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action from Sprint Qualifying in Miami as Antonelli takes stunning pole
Live coverage of Friday's Sprint Qualifying session at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix.
Tiesto makes history with unprecedented music takeover at Miami Grand Prix
GRAMMY Award-winning international icon Tiësto will make F1 history at this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix when, on Sunday, he becomes the first artist to deliver electrifying headline performances from the bridge over the grid moments before the formation lap begins and from the podium after the race.
WATCH: Bearman brings out the red flags with late crash in Miami GP practice
Miami Grand Prix practice ended prematurely when Ollie Bearman found the wall towards the end of the hour long session.
HIGHLIGHTS: Catch the action from FP1 in Miami as Piastri sets the pace
Championship leader Oscar Piastri picked up from where he left off in Saudi Arabia by topping the only practice session at the Miami Grand Prix.
FP1: Piastri leads Leclerc and Verstappen during sole Miami GP practice session
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets during Friday’s sole practice session for the Miami Grand Prix, leading the way from Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen after a late crash for Ollie Bearman brought out the red flags.
SPRINT START: Watch the rain-soaked opening lap of the Miami Sprint as Piastri snatches lead from Antonelli
Oscar Piastri got the better of maiden polesitter Kimi Antonelli on the opening lap of the Miami Sprint as he sailed through to take the lead of the delayed wet session.
F1 ACADEMY: Chambers snatches pole in one-lap wet Miami shootout
Chloe Chambers nailed a short but sweet Qualifying session in Miami, taking advantage of track position to seal the fastest lap before a downpour hit.
MUST-SEE: Leclerc collides with the wall ahead of Miami Sprint in wet conditions
Saturday's action in Miami got off to the worst possible start for Charles Leclerc before the Sprint even got underway, as he crashed on his way to the grid amid heavy rain.
WATCH: Compare Antonelli and Piastri’s fastest SQ3 laps from Miami Sprint Qualifying with our new ‘Ghost Car’ feature
Kimi Antonelli caught the eye by grabbing a sensational maiden pole position during Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, holding off the challenge posed by the McLaren pair of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
LIVE COVERAGE: Follow the action as Norris wins dramatic F1 Sprint in Miami
Live coverage of Saturday's F1 Sprint ahead of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix.
‘You’ve got to get involved in the nappies’ – Horner offers advice to new dad Verstappen as he predicts how fatherhood will affect him
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has shared some words of advice for Max Verstappen after the Dutchman welcomed his first child, with the Team Principal also suggesting that fatherhood will not have an impact on Verstappen’s performance on track but will make life “very different” off it.
Alpine boss Oakes quashes Doohan future speculation amid Colapinto Imola comments
Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes has quashed rumours that the team will replace Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto at the next round in Imola.
TREMAYNE: The tragic story of Mark Donohue – The American racer with a streak of steel behind his ‘Captain Nice’ nickname
F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne remembers one of the USA's most talented racing drivers...
Leclerc downbeat after ‘annoying’ lack of pace in Miami Sprint Qualifying as Hamilton admits ‘there is work to do’
Charles Leclerc was left downbeat about Ferrari’s pace struggles after ending Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix in P6, with team mate Lewis Hamilton – who will line up in P7 – also acknowledging that that there is “definitely work to do to pick up speed”.
Windows Central
Elden Ring Nightreign classes: All 8 Nightfarer characters in FromSoftware's co-op spinoff explained
Not sure which Nightfarer you're going to play in Elden Ring Nightreign? To help you decide, here's a full list of everything we know about each class and their abilities.
Everything new in Microsoft Teams from April 2025
Microsoft recently received DVR support for town halls, enhanced OneDrive navigation, and a bunch of other useful features.
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is developing AI friends to beat "the loneliness epidemic" — after Bill Gates claimed AI will replace humans for most things
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared the company's broader AI vision, which may include AI friends, which would allow humans to interact with chatbots at a social level.
That new Elden Ring Nightreign trailer has me more excited than ever for the roguelike RPG, but one thing has me worried
With one month to go before Elden Ring Nightreign's release, developer FromSoftware has released a detailed overview trailer for the spinoff roguelike RPG.
"I do agree that Diablo 4 still has a lot of untapped potential," Diablo 4 developers discuss Season 8 themes, their evolving developer philosophy, and more
Diablo 4's Season 8 is here, and recently we caught up with lead Diablo 4 designers Colin Finer and Deric Nunez to learn about the near future of one of the world's most popular ARPGs.
My top gaming laptop of 2024 defended its crown with a redesign, but lost one of my favorite features
Lenovo redesigned its popular Legion Pro 7i gaming laptop alongside new Intel and NVIDIA hardware, and the result is a capable, immensely powerful machine.
Laffgaff
What territory did the U.S. purchase from France in 1803?
The territory of Louisiana.
Bathroom Grenade
What do you get when you toss a hand grenade into a French bathroom? Linoleum Blownapart.
Itsfoss
7 Essential Logseq Plugins I Use and Recommend
Sharing my favorite Logseq plugins that I love to use for managing my personal knowledge base.