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New offence to criminalise online migrant boats ads
The offence of promoting illegal crossings online would carry a sentence of up to five years in prison.
Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?
Switzerland spends almost $500m a year on protective structures. Is it worth it - or, as some suggest, should people move away from the mountain villages at risk?
Ukraine officials held in military drone corruption probe
The arrests come just two days after Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies had their independence restored.
Watch: Explosion rocks Russian oil facility
The strike was one of several Ukraine said it carried out against Russian military infrastructure.
Jeremy Corbyn's new party needs a name and it's trickier than you might think
The ex-Labour leader wants supporters to come up with a name for his new party.
BBC launches probe into Strictly 'drug use' - report
The BBC has reportedly launched an investigation into alleged cocaine use by two Strictly Come Dancing stars.
Harry Hill says his stepfather's death made him pursue comedy career
The TV Burp host says his stepfather's young death made him re-evaluate his original career in medicine.
The mystery of Winston Churchill's dead platypus was unsolved - until now
The platypus was a top secret gift from Australia, found dead in his enclosure as war raged in the seas around him.
Their children can't eat, speak or walk - so forgotten Zika mothers raise them together
We speak to the women infected with the Zika virus in Brazil a decade ago about what life is like with their children now.
Attenborough gives 'family feels' in new show Parenthood
Animal families come together and tear each other apart in Sir David's new natural history series.
Bend It Like Beckham 'made me feel heard and seen'
Director Gurinder Chadha has hinted at a sequel, while women say the film represented their experience playing football.
Tan lines are back in fashion. But can you get the look safely?
Tan lines are seemingly back in fashion, but experts warn the trend's rise could fuel dangerous sunburn habits.
Criminals cash in on TikTok Labubu trend with dangerous fakes
Labubu doll fans say real ones are increasingly hard to get because of scalpers scooping them all up.
The Papers: 'Britain's real immigration crisis' and 'Carry on, doctor!'
The Sunday papers are splashed with stories on digital IDs and the resident doctors' strikes.
Hamas refuses to disarm until Palestinian state established
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire and the release of hostages stalled last week.
Family condemns Hamas video showing emaciated Israeli hostage
Evyatar David's family says Hamas is starving him, as the group shows a video of him being kept in a tunnel.
Watch: How many pull-ups can you do? Trump revives fitness test for school kids
The test had been discontinued in 2012 and replaced with a fitness program during Barack Obama's term.
Arrests after asylum hotel protests in England
Anti-migrant groups and counter demonstrators gather in London, Newcastle and Manchester.
US officials open investigation into former special counsel Jack Smith
Smith had led two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump before resigning from his post earlier this year.
Victims of mis-sold car finance set to get less than £950 per deal
The financial services regulator will consult on a redress scheme for motorists following a court ruling, though many drivers will be ineligible.
Aid group says worker killed by Israeli military in attack on Gaza HQ
The Palestine Red Crescent Society accuses Israel of a "direct" strike - Israel says it is reviewing the claim.
Government plans to bring more Gazan children to UK for treatment
The government says it is working "at pace" on plans to evacuate seriously ill or injured children from Gaza.
Amber warning issued ahead of Storm Floris
The amber warning covers most of Scotland while a yellow warning covers the north of England.
Ukraine drone attack causes fire at Sochi oil depot, Russia says
Meanwhile, Ukraine reports Russian air strikes on the southern cities of Kherson and Mykolaiv.
MP Chris Bryant says he was abused by former National Youth Theatre boss
In an interview with The Sunday Times the MP for Rhondda and Ogmore says he was abused by Michael Croft.
Israeli minister sparks anger by praying at sensitive Jerusalem holy site
Far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir prayed at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque compound, violating a decades-old arrangement.
'Grieving for our parents killed in Air India crash will never end'
A memorial service is held in Wembley to remember loved ones killed in the Air India plane crash.
Third arrest after teenager stabbed to death in car park
A third 19-year-old man is detained after another 19-year-old was killed on Friday, police say.
Is the steep cost to save European villages from melting glaciers worth it?
Switzerland spends almost $500m a year on protective structures. Is it worth it - or, as some suggest, should people move away from the mountain villages at risk?
Crackdown on Channel crossing social media adverts
The offence of promoting illegal crossings online would carry a sentence of up to five years in prison.
Russian volcano erupts for first time in more than 500 years
The eruption of a volcano in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula may be linked to a massive earthquake last week, experts say.
Attenborough gives 'family feels' in new show Parenthood
Animal families come together and tear each other apart in Sir David's new natural history series.
Jeremy Corbyn's new party needs a name and it's trickier than you might think
The ex-Labour leader wants supporters to come up with a name for his new party.
New Zealand woman arrested after two-year-old found in luggage
A bus driver became concerned when he noticed the luggage moving, police said.
Mum's 'brutal' murder still a mystery 20 years on
Lucy Hargreaves was on the sofa when three men burst into her home while her toddler cried upstairs.
Family condemns Hamas video showing emaciated Israeli hostage
Evyatar David's family says Hamas is starving him, as the group shows a video of him being kept in a tunnel.
Bournemouth Echo
Two businesses hit with '1' 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.
Inside the four-bedroom family home in Poole on the market for £1m
Four-bedroom 1920s detached home for sale on Twemlow Avenue, Poole. £1m, near Poole Park, top schools, Sandbanks beaches, and transport links.
'We've not even started yet': pub has 'amazing' first few months under new owners
Part of the Hall and Woodhouse estate, The Lord Nelson opened after a £300,000 revamp, having closed in January that year.
Owner jailed and Staffordshire bull terrier put down after it attacked police officer
A dog was tasered and put down and its owner was jailed after the animal ‘locked on to’ a police officer officers’ thigh.
In The Dock: 80-year-old caused serious injury from careless driving
The following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
Men use bolt cutters in attempt to steal jet ski
Police have reported that two men used bolt cutters in an attempt to steal a jet ski in Poole.
'Spectacular' and 'stunning' spots that are Dorset's best places to see dolphins
Old Harry Rocks and Durlston Head are two cliffside points in Dorset, which are considered the county's best places to spot dolphins
Bungalow could be demolished to make way for two detached houses
Plans have been submitted to demolish a bungalow in Poole and replace it with two new detached houses.
Bournemouth Cars, proudly serving the local community since 2012
Bournemouth Cars has been proudly serving the local community since 2012, founded by lifelong friends and car enthusiasts Joe Duffy and Brad Keats.
Orang-utan baby needs public support to fund expensive hypoallergenic milk
A BABY orangutan rescued from a zoo needs public support to fund expensive hypoallergenic milk after it was discovered he has an allergy to standard formula.
Woman left with permanent facial scar after boyfriend threw glass
A WOMAN has been left with a permanent scar on her face after her boyfriend threw a glass during an argument on New Year’s Eve.
Pedestrian rushed to hospital after being hit by car
A MAN was taken to hospital sustaining “serious injuries” after crash with a car in Poole.
LIVE: 50 Firefighters tackling blaze spreading by strong winds
Emergency services have responded to several heath fires across the Studland area last night and today's morning.
Property of the week: £3.25 million historic grade II listed country house
A beautifully located Grade II Listed Country House in over 23 acres enjoying distant views
Fire crews say number of wildfire blazes may be arson
THE FIRE service says its “resources are being stretched” as crews tackle multiple wildfires across Dorset following a spell of hot, dry and windy weather.
Collector selling rare 50p coin for more than £10,000
A RUNCORN resident is selling a rare 50p coin for more than £10,000.
Calls for Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes to be stripped of OBE
Calls have been made for Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes to be stripped of her OBE.
Formula 1
What are the tactical options for the Hungarian GP?
Qualifying yesterday was set up as a battle royal between the McLarens, so it came as quite a surprise to see Charles Leclerc pop up at the end to steal – there’s really no other suitable word – a pole position that’d been highlighted in papaya from the start of FP1.
What To Watch For in the Hungarian Grand Prix
From an outside threat against McLaren posed by Charles Leclerc to Aston Martin in a strong position for big points, and from multiple World Champions facing challenging recovery drives to another threat of wet weather ahead of the race, here are a few things to look out for when the lights go out at the Hungaroring.
What the teams said – Qualifying in Hungary
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final Practice and Qualifying at the Hungaroring for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Russell enjoys ‘big step forward’ in Hungarian GP Qualifying with P4
George Russell was pleasantly surprised to come away with fourth position during Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, in a session where track conditions appeared to move in Mercedes’ favour.
Alonso admits Aston Martin ‘need to understand’ Qualifying turnaround
Fernando Alonso conceded that Aston Martin still need to understand the reasons behind their impressive turnaround in Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, with the Spaniard and team mate Lance Stroll claiming fifth and sixth on the grid just days after ending up at the very back in Spa-Francorchamps.
Albon admits ‘nothing’s been working’ for Williams in Hungary
Alex Albon believes that Williams were “way too slow” in Qualifying at the Hungaroring, leaving him with an uphill battle after he bagged his worst starting position since 2022.
Watch Verstappen and Hamilton almost come to blows in Hungary
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton came close to colliding during the Hungarian Grand Prix as the World Champions battled to better their disappointing grid positions.
Closest finish of 2025 earns McLaren their 200th win
The Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest produced not only a memorable race, but also a treasure trove of top trivia to dive into.
Russell reflects on ‘dicey’ battle with Leclerc in Hungary
George Russell was “really happy” to come out on top in a risky battle with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in the late stages of the Hungarian Grand Prix, earning himself his first podium finish since he took victory in Canada.
FIA post-race press conference – Hungary
1. Lando Norris (McLaren), 2. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 3. George Russell (Mercedes)
Leclerc explains reason behind ‘frustrating’ loss of pace in Hungary
Charles Leclerc has explained the problems behind his “extremely frustrating” drop-off in pace during the Hungarian Grand Prix, with the Monegasque – who had started from pole position – slipping backwards to fourth on a day where he had hoped to take a victory.
Overtaking Norris 'easier said than done' – Piastri
Oscar Piastri admits that overtaking Lando Norris was always going to be "much easier said than done" as he had to settle for second in the Hungarian grand Prix, with his Drivers' Championship lead trimmed to just nine points.
Norris hails ‘perfect’ way to enter break with Hungary win
Lando Norris was all smiles following the Hungarian Grand Prix, having resisted a blistering charge from McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri to take the chequered flag first.
Watch the best moments as Norris triumphs in Hungary
Lando Norris claimed victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix, surviving massive late pressure from McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri in the closing stages.
Superb drive wins Bortoleto your vote
The young Brazilian is proving to be a 2025 rookie sensation. Bortoleto qualified a superb seventh for the resurgent Kick Sauber team and then went one better in the Budapest race.
Norris beats Piastri to win thrilling Hungarian GP
Lando Norris has won the Hungarian Grand Prix after holding off a thrilling late-race challenge for the lead from McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri, the Briton having made an alternative strategy work in his favour to take victory.
Windows Central
This is Microsoft's canceled Windows-based Surface Duo — the dual-screen Windows Phone from 2018 that we never got
Surface Andromeda was the successor to Windows Phone we never got. Now, we know exactly what it would have looked like thanks to leaked images of prototype hardware from 2017 and 2018.
This comfy mesh office chair I've been testing costs less than $400 — but there's a worthy alternative that's far more affordable
SIHOO upgraded its Doro C300 mesh office chair in the form of a new Pro version, and while it's certainly comfy and competitively priced, I'm not sure it's worth the upcharge over the standard version.
Laffgaff
Which part of the brain primarily controls balance?
The cerebellum.