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Minister admits domestic abuse screening tool doesn't work
The safeguarding minister says the Dash questionnaire has "obvious problems" but is the best authorities have for now.
Three dead and one injured as helicopter crashes during flying lesson
One person remains in hospital in a serious condition after the incident near Shanklin.
Nigel Farage says illegal migration is a 'scourge'
The Reform UK leader will outline his plans to tackle small boat crossing later on Tuesday.
Schools, care homes and sports clubs sold off to pay spiralling council debt
Hundreds of council-owned buildings being sold as local authorities seek to reduce debts of £122bn.
Child sex abuse victim begs Elon Musk to remove links to her images
BBC investigation finds US victim's images are traded globally by an operator based in Indonesia.
How Taiwan is preparing for Chinese attack with acting, fake blood and mock missile strikes
Leaders are strengthening its defence, but most Taiwanese believe it is unlikely China will invade soon.
Trump orders removal of Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook
Cook says the US president "has no authority to do so" in defiance of Trump's escalatory move against the central bank.
Five journalists among 20 killed in Israeli double strike on hospital
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it was a "tragic mishap" and promised a "thorough investigation".
Chocolate and butter prices help drive food inflation to 18-month high
A survey says food inflation is at its highest level for 18 months, as the cost of staples grow.
Gazan students granted approval to study in UK
British government approves arrival of around 40 students with funded scholarships, pending Israeli approval.
Sitting up straight isn't the only secret to good posture - here are three more tips
Here are Dr Xand's three suggestions on how to look after your back without turning into a statue.
'How will I pay workers?': Indian factories hit hard by Trump's 50% tariffs
BBC correspondents visit export hubs across India to assess how steep US tariffs are impacting business owners.
The Papers: 'In harm's way' and Farage's 'mass deportations' plan
Israel's double strike on a hospital in Gaza and Nigel Farage's plan for mass deportations dominate Tuesday's papers.
Notting Hill Carnival revellers party in the sunny streets
The celebrations continue with the adult's parade, sound systems and live performances on Monday.
Israeli double strike on Gaza hospital - what we know
Netanyahu said it was a "tragic mishap" but did little to address the apparent "double-tap" nature of the attack.
South Korea plays charm offensive with Trump amid trade pressure
Ahead of Lee's White House visit, anxieties were bubbling in Seoul that the meeting could turn bitter.
Scotland is known for its rain. So why are experts worried about water supplies?
Restrictions are being introduced on water use by businesses near two rivers where the levels are low.
Less serious violence at Notting Hill Carnival this year, say police
More than 400 people were arrested at the event, but police say fewer serious incidents took place.
Ukraine's naval band joins Scots Guards for joint performance
The two military bands were playing at Buckingham Palace to mark the the 34th Independence Day of Ukraine.
Man finds wife's lost wedding rings after searching through landfill
A Canadian husband crawled on his hands and knees through piles of compost to find the diamond rings.
Lil Nas X pleads not guilty to four felony charges after LA arrest
The rapper, whose legal name is Montero Lamar Hill, was detained last week while wandering the streets in his underwear.
Watch: Trump says he wants to meet Kim Jong Un
In a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, Trump said he will meet with the North Korean leader in the "appropriate future".
Kneecap cancel US tour dates amid court case
The trio said they have cancelled all upcoming US tour dates because of the "proximity of our next court hearing in London".
Hospitality hit by half of all UK job losses since Budget, industry leaders warn
Lobby group calls for urgent action to lower taxes, but the government says it is helping establishments.
How Reform has changed the debate on migration
Labour's ideal way of combating Nigel Farage is by fixing the asylum system and stopping small boats - but the party's strategy is also changing.
Family 'heartbroken' over death of couple in helicopter crash
Justyna Czoska and Wojtek Kowalkowski died in the helicopter crash on the Isle of Wight.
Man told girls in Epping he wanted to 'have a baby', court hears
Hadush Kebatu, an asylum seeker staying at The Bell Hotel in Epping, denies five charges against him.
Meghan on who said 'I love you' first, and what she misses about UK
The Royal Family don't get a mention in part two of Meghan's TV show, nor does the rift within it.
Poundland avoids administration as restructure approved
The struggling budget chain was sold to a private equity firm for £1 earlier this year.
Trump vs the Fed: Why this row could rattle the US economy
Trump says he will sack a US central bank governor. Why does the independence of the Fed matter?
French PM fights for survival after calling for confidence vote. What happens now?
Opposition parties say they will not back Prime Minister François Bayrou after a he called the vote over deep budget cuts.
'When do we stop being immigrants?': Northern Ireland families ask after riots
Some people who have moved to Northern Ireland say they struggle with people seeing them as outsiders.
Schools, care homes and sports clubs sold off to pay spiralling council debt
Hundreds of council-owned buildings being sold as local authorities seek to reduce debts of £122bn.
Strictly star arrested on suspicion of rape
The man was arrested on Friday and released on bail on Saturday, the Metropolitan Police said.
Manhunt under way after two police officers shot dead in rural Australian town
Australian police say "heavily armed" man escaped into the bush after the shooting in Victoria state.
Child sex abuse victim begs Elon Musk to remove links to her images
BBC investigation finds US victim's images are traded globally by an operator based in Indonesia.
US House committee requests Epstein 'birthday book' from his estate
A panel investigating the disgraced late financier's crimes has subpoenaed an alleged file with notes from associates.
Transport for London asks 'nuisance' mobile users to wear headphones
A new campaign is asking bus and Tube users to wear headphones for playing music and making calls.
Rising egg prices push food inflation to 18-month high
A survey says food inflation is at its highest level for 18 months, as the cost of staples grow.
Bournemouth Echo
The traditional village pub with no TV, no WiFi and absolutely no swearing
The Lion and Lamb at Pennington, a traditional pub with good conversation and great local food and drink, but no TV, no WiFi and no swearing, has reopened.
Inside the experimental farm that changed the way we eat
While university labs developed new theories, Efford tested them in real-world conditions.
'Village was chock-a-block' as carnival attracted thousands
The entertainment was in full swing in August 1999, with the Social Club delighting the crowd as The Village People.
Fire service calls for more volunteers after major heath fire
Fire stations across Dorset and Wiltshire are calling for more volunteers following a spate of heath fires this summer.
Dorset Police recruiting new volunteers
Dorset Police are recruiting for "honest, respectful, selfless and motivated people" to volunteer with the force.
Bournemouth hotel to host weekend of live music and food
A hotel in Bournemouth will present a weekend of live music, food and summer celebrations by the sea.
Animal deaths on New Forest roads have more than doubled this year
The number of animal deaths on New Forest roads this year has more than doubled compared to 2024, New Forest Roads Awareness has said.
Enjoy special access to Brownsea Castle this autumn
Enjoy an exclusive guided walk of Brownsea Castle this autumn.
Turner Prize nominated artist to give talk in Boscombe
Acclaimed artist Delaine Le Bas will give a talk in Boscombe.
Grieving family encourages other children to write to their loved ones
A new children’s picture book inspired by the UK’s white memorial post boxes has been published by Scholastic Books.
Bournemouth park awarded prestigious green space accolade
Gardening volunteers in Bournemouth have celebrated after a park was awarded a prestigious green space award.
Bournemouth cafe to host summer party this weekend
A summer party takes place at Redhill Park Café this weekend.
Elderly woman upset after receiving £100 parking fine at GP surgery
An elderly woman from Poole says she is “frustrated” and “sad” after being fined £100 for parking at her GP surgery despite following the rules.
Families lose homes as fundraiser set up to support fire victims
FAMILIES at a caravan park in Dorset have been made homeless following a fire
Man in 80s dies in mobile home fire
An elderly man has died in a fire at a caravan park near Blandford.
'Do not enter the water': Coastguard warning amid "dangerous conditions"
Beachgoers are advised to “not enter the water” after the coastguard team has been dealing with multiple incidents since yesterday.
Three hour search with helicopters, boats and police for woman in water off beach
A HUGE three-hour search, including helicopters, lifeboats and emergency crews, took place across Bournemouth beach to find a woman in the sea.
RECAP: Helicopter, police and coastguard flock to beach during incident
A HELICOPTER, several police and the coastguard flocked to Bournemouth beach during a late-night incident.
Woman arrested after she 'exposed herself in front of children'
A woman has been arrested after she reportedly exposed herself in front of two children.
LIVE: Firefighters tackle blaze in Bournemouth
Firefighters tackle 'fire in the open' in Bournemouth
Twin Sails bridge closed and work required to bring it back to operation
TWIN Sails bridge is closed as investigations are carried out into its operation.
'We are full': Xenophobic slogans daubed on road in Bournemouth
Multiple acts of vandalism have been seen across Bournemouth after over the last few days as St. George's flags have appeared near the beach.
Photographer captures 'face in the cloud'
A photographer from Poole has captured what appears to be a ‘face in the cloud’ while looking out from his back garden.
Controlled explosion of Second World War mortar found near beach
TA Royal Navy spokesperson said: “A team of bomb disposal experts safely destroyed a historic British mortar, thought to be from World War Two, which was found in Barton-on-Sea on Monday (25 August).
Dried leaves caused fire that spread to shed and trees
Emergency services descended on a property fire near Bournemouth town centre on Tuesday afternoon.
'Picture-book perfect' Dorset spot named among UK's best inland villages
Corfe Castle has been named one of the UK's best inland small towns and villages according to Which?
'New Forest desperately needs better phone signal' says councillor
A councillor has backed plans for a bigger phone mast near Pennington as he said phone signal "desperately" needs to be better in the New Forest.
Taser used by police after 'threats made to emergency services' on seafront
A woman was arrested in Weymouth last night after allegedly threatening emergency services with glass
WATCH: Unhappy campers rounded up by sand raker on beach
SOME unhappy campers ensued from a loud awakening at the beach.
Firefighters left to tackle wildfire blaze without proper PPE, say Fire Brigade Union
FIREFIGHTERS say they were left to tackle a wildfire without proper PPE.
Rabbi 'shocked' by antisemitic graffiti and air rifle shooting
Police are investigating two reported hate crimes after antisemitic graffiti was spraypainted across four buildings and a teenager was shot in the head with an air rifle in Bournemouth on Saturday.
Nurturing every step: the early years journey at Dean Park
Nestled in a picturesque setting, Dean Park Nursery offers a nurturing and inspiring environment where children begin their educational journey with confidence and joy. Surrounded by nature and equipped with exceptional facilities, our nursery is designed to support holistic development and prepare children for the exciting transition to “big school.”
Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda food prices jump to 18-month high
Food prices have risen at their fastest pace for 18 months amid surges in the cost of chocolate, butter and eggs, latest figures show.
Can you use your insurance to cover damage caused by potholes as incidents rise
This is how to claim compensation from either the council or your car insurance for damage caused by potholes on UK roads
Virgin Media O2 to continue switch off next month leaving some users with no internet
Virgin Media O2 will continue its 3G switch off on September 17 - see the area and devices affected.
M&S is paying customers £5 to return items - here's how to claim yours
Marks & Spencer is working with Oxfam and eBay, and customers who return their used M&S clothes to be resold will be given a £5 voucher
Man left with ‘human bite wound’ after argument between dog walkers
A MAN has been left with a ‘human bite wound’ after an argument broke out between two dog walkers.
Hunt for moped rider after hit and run left pensioner in hospital
POLICE are hunting for a moped rider after a hit and run left a pensioner in hospital.
Ukrainian man from Highcliffe buying 4x4s here and driving them to Ukraine
Twice a month for the past two years, Andrii Kifiak has set off from Christchurch on a 48-hour drive through Europe to deliver 4x4s for Ukraine's frontline.
Miriam Margoyles shares end of life admission in sad health update
Actress Miriam Margolyes has updated fans on her health, admitting that she would pursue assisted dying if her health declines.
Formula 1
What’s on at the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix
Discover the full 2025 Dutch Grand Prix experience at Circuit Zandvoort. Explore the race schedule, F1 Fanzone activities, live music, and driver appearances from 29–31 August.
How Cadillac’s chiefs ‘pressure-tested’ Bottas and Perez
Cadillac's driver line-up has been the talk of the town for months, and while the incoming American squad have kept public chatter to a minimum, behind the scenes, they've gone through a painstakingly detailed process to selected their first-ever race drivers.
Why Cadillac decided to go for Perez and Bottas
Cadillac have gone for experience for their debut season in Formula 1, with the American outfit signing race winners Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto explains more...
Perez and Bottas to make F1 returns in 2026 with Cadillac
Cadillac have signed Grand Prix winners Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas to be their drivers when they join the Formula 1 grid for the first time in 2026.
Stella wary of Ferrari threat over second half of season
Andrea Stella reckons McLaren will face more of a test from their rivals across the final 10 rounds of the 2025 Formula 1 campaign, and Ferrari in particular, following his team’s imperious run in the opening half of the year.
Wheatley explains what he can bring from Red Bull to Kick Sauber/Audi
Jonathan Wheatley has shared what he has been able to carry forward from his time with Red Bull through to his new role as Team Principal at Kick Sauber, with the Briton having “immersed” himself in the Hinwil-based outfit since joining back in April.
Windows Central
Clair Obscur's new Mirror Edition comes with special collectibles — It's only the price of a typical AAA game, exclusively at one retailer
The Mirror Edition of the popular Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 RPG is up for preorder. You can get limited edition goodies, including a gorgeous steelbook, with this purchase.
95% of corporate AI pilots are flopping — MIT just said the quiet part out loud
Billions of dollars are being poured into AI development, but most pilot programs don't succeed.
The AR glasses that make your TV feel small are easier to buy now, thanks to Amazon — XREAL One Pro could change how you watch everything
XREAL has released its flagship One Pro AR glasses on Amazon, with Best Buy availability to come in the future. You can also save by bundling XREAL products.
What's Quick Machine Recovery, and how to set it up? Windows 11 recovery feature explained.
Windows 11 now has Quick Machine Recovery to fix boot failures faster, and in this guide, I'll explain the steps to enable it.
Just what sort of GPU do you need to run local AI with Ollama? — The answer isn't as expensive as you might think
If you're looking at your PC and wondering what sort of GPU you might need to power local LLMs, the good news is it doesn't have to be as expensive as you think. Allow me to explain.
Hands-on with the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X — possibly the best gaming handheld ever, still has some big questions to answer
We finally got to try the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X at Gamescom, but with no mention of price, battery life, and user confusion over compatibility — there are still some big unanswered questions left.
Gears Reloaded doesn’t just remaster the game — it preserves the people behind it
Gears of War: Reloaded has a cool approach to game credits, with this second remaster recording each piece of layered history.
Gears of War: Reloaded is a love letter to the original — flaws and all. It looks great, plays well, and plays it safe with a few modern upgrades.
Gears of War: Reloaded is the second remaster of a great game. It's an experience worth checking out, even if doesn't go quite as far as it could've.
Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy receives a new dev diary video — Learn about the premise and gameplay of Owlcat Games' next epic RPG adaptation of the Warhammer 40,000 universe
Owlcat Games has uploaded a developer diary trailer for Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy, the company's second RPG adaptation of the Warhammer 40,000 franchise. This diary offers a sneak peek at the upcoming title's premise and gameplay, and we have the full details right here.
This Surface Laptop 13-inch deal is so fresh, the most popular deal tracker doesn't know about it — now at its best price ever
The Surface Laptop 13-inch just dropped to $680 at Amazon, marking its lowest price ever with a 24% discount — and price trackers haven’t caught up yet.
My personal Hollow Knight: Silksong just got delayed again, and nothing can fully replace it this year
Sad Cat Studios, the developer behind one of my most anticipated games in years, just announced that REPLACED has been delayed again, but this time is for real.
From OpenAI to open wallets: Former researcher says a $10,000 monthly UBI is the only way to survive the AI job collapse
Former OpenAI researcher Miles Brundage suggests that the introduction of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) will help mitigate the paradigm shifts caused by AI in the job market.
This is how a Microsoft designer's "Copilot Veja" concept reimagines HoloLens without glasses — but the ergonomics are still a pain
Braz de Pina, a Microsoft UX/UI designer, recently shared an unofficial concept of a Copilot-powered wearable that could act as HoloLens' successor. However, its ergonomics could be an issue.
I've played Helldivers 2 for over 500 hours on PC — here are 7 must-know tips for every Xbox player as they join the fight
Here are 7 must-know tips for every Xbox player jumping into Helldivers 2 for the first time — and any other new players joining the fight, too.
Laffgaff
A statue of what fictional character stands on a rock at the Langelinie Pier in Copenhagen?
The Little Mermaid.
Cake Shop
I saw a white, fluffy thing swinging through my local cake shop. I think it must have been a meringue-utang.
Itsfoss
Using Nightlight in Hyprland
Let there be (night) light in the hyprland.