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Putin says Russia and Ukraine should meet to negotiate 'lasting peace'
Kyiv has not responded to the invitation, which comes hours after European leaders urged Moscow to commit to a 30-day ceasefire.
India and Pakistan accuse each other of 'violations' after ceasefire deal
Delhi and Islamabad accused each other of breaching a ceasefire brokered after four days of cross-border attacks.
Dyer continued rehab after letter from daughter
The actor told BBC Radio 4 about overcoming drug addiction and his relationship with Harold Pinter.
One of Alcatraz's last living inmates on Trump's plan to reopen prison
Charlie Hopkins was imprisoned in Alcatraz in the 1950s, where he spent three "lonely" years.
Baby Reindeer and Mr Bates to compete at TV Baftas
Rivals and Slow Horses are also nominated at the ceremony, which will be hosted by Alan Cumming.
How to win Eurovision, according to the experts
Eurovision songwriters, judges and more discuss crafting the ideal anthem.
'I'm a professional cuddler - let me tell you why a hug feels so good'
Samii Wood believes snuggling with strangers can benefit your health.
Polluted airport water 'destroyed my unborn lambs'
Farmer David Thornley says his breeding ewes lost pedigree lambs after drinking polluted water.
Plaque unveiled as reminder of decades of forced adoptions
The slate plaque was unveiled at Rosemundy House, St Agnes - formerly a home for unmarried mothers.
The Papers: 'Criminal migrants to be kicked out' and Trump Inc's cover shot
Migrants who commit crimes will be made to leave the UK and Donald Trump's family - or "Trump Inc".
Kyiv ceasefire talks a 'significant moment', says Starmer
Global leaders urge Russia to agree to an unconditional 30-day ceasefire from Monday, warning of further sanctions if it does not comply.
Taylor Swift criticises court summons in Lively-Baldoni row
The singer's representatives say the court summons was designed to create "tabloid clickbait".
Along the Canada border, small-town America feels sting of Trump's trade war
Since the trade war began, crossings between the US and Canada are down some 17%. What has that cost towns such as Port Huron and Michigan?
Cardinal reveals what it was like to be part of highly secretive conclave
There was no "rancour" or "politcking" in the conclave to elect the new pope, England and Wales's most senior Roman Catholic tells the BBC.
Care worker recruitment from abroad to end, Cooper says
Up to 50,000 fewer lower-skilled workers will come to the UK under new measures aimed at tackling net migration, the home secretary says.
Steve Rosenberg: Putin's offer of talks may be attempt to divide the US and Europe
This was clearly his response to the ultimatum set by European leaders in Kyiv, the BBC's Russia Editor writes.
Four-year-old boy hospitalised as 74 ill after petting farm trip
Michael became unwell after visiting a farm now being investigated over an outbreak of cryptosporidium.
Donegal community 'numb' after two teenagers die in swimming incident
Emmanuel Familola, 16, and Matt Sibanda, 18, died after getting into difficulty in the water near Buncrana in County Donegal.
Thunderstorms forecast despite driest spring for decades
A yellow warning has been issued for thunderstorms and floods, despite the UK experiencing its driest spring for nearly 70 years.
Billie Piper and David Tennant among stars at Bafta TV awards
Maura Higgins, David Tennant, Danny Dyer and Emily Atack are among the stars attending the ceremony.
Pope Leo appeals for no more war in first Sunday address
The pontiff calls for a "lasting peace" in Ukraine and says he is "deeply hurt" by events in Gaza.
Former British-Israeli hostage 'so happy' to be in UK
Emily Damari, who is visiting the UK for the first time since her release, tells of how happy she is to be "home finally".
Nurse suspended over fake patient claim 'mourning loss of career'
Jessica Thorpe on her five-year fight after a patient lied by claiming she was carrying his baby.
Amber Heard announces birth of twins in Mother's Day post
The US actress revealed that she had welcomed daughter Agnes and son Ocean and was "elated beyond words".
One of Alcatraz's last living inmates on Trump's plan to reopen prison
Charlie Hopkins was imprisoned in Alcatraz in the 1950s, where he spent three "lonely" years.
'Perpetual honeymoon' for stranded cruise ship couple married at sea
Angela and Gian fell in love while stranded in Belfast, waiting for their round-the-world cruise to depart.
How backchannels and US mediators pulled India and Pakistan back from the brink
India and Pakistan agree to a full and immediate ceasefire after days of cross-border strikes.
Swiss host city Basel promises 'everyone is welcome' at Eurovision
The city at the crossroads of France, Germany and Switzerland gears up amid global tensions over diversity and inclusion.
Yungblud says he's thought about becoming a politician
Since setting up his own festival to make tickets cheaper, the 27-year-old singer says he thinks he could make a difference elsewhere.
What Trump does next on Ukraine is key - and he could go either way
Neither Putin nor Zelensky want to be seen by Trump as the obstacle to peace, writes Frank Gardner.
Large-scale search for British hiker missing in New Zealand
Eli Sweeting, originally from Bristol, is missing after a solo mountain hike in New Zealand.
Second arrest in cruise ship death investigation
James Messham died following an altercation reported hours after MSC Virtuosa departed Southampton.
Long queues at Stansted airport as 'IT issue' causes delays
One passenger says people were queuing "out the door" amid delays at check-in and security.
'Major' crash shuts Berkshire motorway in both directions
Police said on Sunday afternoon closures were likely to be in place for the "foreseeable future".
Thousands of runners turn out in Rob Burrow's memory
The annual event is the first one to take place since the Leeds Rhinos star's death last year.
Bournemouth Echo
Vinyl store said it's 'great' to see young people buying records
CD, record and vinyl store, Castle Sounds in Christchurch, is Trader of the Week.
'Avoid the area': heath and gorse fire in Bransgore
A heath and gorse fire is being tackled by firefighters in Bransgore this evening
Elderly man from Bournemouth who went missing has been found
An elderly man from Bournemouth who went missing has been found, police have said.
PICTURES: People gather to celebrate 80th anniversary of VE Day
People gathered in Southbourne to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day. The event was a vibrant celebration of peace, remembrance, and community spirit
WATCH: Woodland fire near village Scout hut battled by firefighters
Firefighters battled a blaze involving a “large” area of woodland in Bransgore on Saturday evening.
Restaurant hit with '2' rating by hygiene inspectors
Environmental health officers from the area have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the region to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
Aerial photos show extent of woodland fire in village
Aerial pictures have revealed the scale of a fire that ravaged woodland in Bransgore.
PICTURES: Crowds soak up the sunshine on Bournemouth beach
People have been making the most of the sunny weather in BCP this weekend.
RECAP: News, traffic, travel, weather and more in BCP
We will be bringing you the latest news, traffic, travel, weather and more for BCP
What is the law on cutting trees down in your garden? How to avoid hefty fines
Garden trees come with responsibilities, and there are certain laws for homeowners to take into consideration before cutting them down.
Community group taking action to clean up town's public spaces
A community group is working to ‘make a real difference locally’ by restoring parks and public spaces in Bournemouth and the surrounding areas.
Spacious Victorian home in Poole on the market for £425k
The kitchen has been modernised, with an open-plan layout that incorporates a utility area on the ground floor.
Rare white deer captured on camera by Dorset snapper
A majestic sight has been spotted by a member of the Dorset and Bournemouth Echo Camera Club - a rare white deer
REVIEW: Chase & Status at the BIC in Bournemouth
Drum and bass kings Chase & Status blew the crowd away at the Bournemouth International Centre on Thursday night.
Bournemouth woman earns award for her disabled discount website
A DISABLED woman from Bournemouth has been recognised and awarded for her website which unlocks the best discounts and benefits for the disabled community.
'People who appreciate clocks have a different understanding of life'
An EX-MILITARY man has been in love with preserving the art of restoring clocks in Bournemouth
Large fire breaks out at recycling centre
Fire crews were called to a large fire at a recycling centre in Somerley.
Rock and pop tribute acts to thrill music fans at festival
The countdown is on to a two-day rock and pop music festival in Poole later this month.
Road closures to be aware of in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
A series of road closures and temporary traffic signals are set to affect motorists across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole next week.
The DWP benefits, discounts and deals millions of pensioners are missing out on
There are millions of people aged 60 and over missing out on DWP benefits, discounts and deals - here's how to apply
One-day road closure planned for pole replacement
Hampshire County Council has issued a notice for Lyndhurst Road, between its junctions with Northgate Lane and Penerley Farm.
What is the law on cutting trees down in your garden? How to avoid hefty fines
Garden trees come with responsibilities, and there are certain laws for homeowners to take into consideration before cutting them down.
Water bills tipped to hit £2,000 a year – here’s how to save hundreds now
Water bills could hit £2,000 a year – but here’s how households can save hundreds right now
Famous tank celebrating 80th anniversary at Dorset museum
Although it didn't join the war effort, the tank inspired the modern main battle tank and became a popular Dinky Toy model.
Formula 1
WATCH: Ride onboard the LEGO Ferrari as Leclerc and Hamilton giggle their way around the Miami track
The drivers’ parade at the Miami Grand Prix provided some unforgettable scenes, as all 20 drivers took to the track in driveable LEGO big builds.
IndyCar winner James Hinchcliffe rates Kimi Antonelli's F1 start with his quarterly report card
We are a quarter of the way through Kimi Antonelli's maiden season in F1, so we asked IndyCar star and F1 TV pundit James Hinchcliffe to rate how the Mercedes rookie is getting on so far...
Windows Central
Triple 4K 144Hz displays from something this small blows my mind — CalDigit's Element 5 Hub tested and reviewed
CalDigit's Element 5 Hub fixes everything I didn't like about the original Element 4 Hub, all the while upgrading performance to accommodate Thunderbolt 5 speed. Is it the right hub for you?
I never thought I'd love a triangular PC gaming headset, but these RGB-lit wireless cans are pretty great
The ASUS ROG Delta II is a great premium wireless gaming headset designed for Windows PC, with dual wireless connectivity and a unique triangular earcup design.
Laffgaff
Who formed the group Wham! alongside George Michael?
Andrew Ridgeley.
Orange
What did the chick say when his mum laid an orange? Look what marmalade.