BBC News
Will giving up his titles really make much difference for Andrew?
Prince Andrew has lost his titles - but will much of his life remain the same and will it stop the negative headlines?
Betfred says all its shops may close if Reeves hikes gambling tax
The company's co-founder says it would be forced to close all its sites, putting 7,500 jobs at risk, if gambling taxes go up.
'No Kings' protests draw huge crowds as anti-Trump rallies sweep across US
The demonstrations against the US president - which Republicans had called "hate America rallies" - were boisterous but peaceful.
US says Hamas is planning 'imminent' attack on Gaza civilians
The US state department says the move would be a violation of the ceasefire deal, but did not give further details.
'I'm 89 and I saw my homeland rebuilt before - but now I don't believe Gaza has a future'
One Palestinian family shares their story of life coming full circle - and what they believe lies ahead as talk turns to rebuilding Gaza
How BBC secret filming exposed a £28m timeshare fraud
Nine years after the BBC exposed Sell My Timeshare's wrongdoing, 14 people have been convicted over a £28m fraud.
The Celebrity Traitors cast are closer to each other than you might think
The series is full of celebs who are connected in different ways, which adds a whole new layer of drama.
The Papers: 'Andrew told Met to dig up dirt on Virginia' and 'Virginia's revenge'
Prince Andrew dominates Sunday's papers in new allegations after he gave up his title of the Duke of York.
'I miss the past, but we like the money': The Bali-fication of a laidback surfers' island
For locals, the promise of more tourism is a welcome opportunity - but they are also wary.
Grand Theft Auto made him a legend. His latest game was a disaster
Lesley Benzies was one of the architects behind one of the most successful video games in history.
Mystery deepens after missing schoolgirl found dead in pop star D4vd's Tesla
Questions around the up-and-coming TikTok star's connection to a teenage girl's death have eclipsed his career's rise.
Why I fell in love with a book called I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki
In reflecting on a gentle melancholy many can relate to, this book teaches us to appreciate the small joys in life.
'I felt really lonely': Joe Swash on being a young dad
Joe Swash tells the BBC about his experiences of being a young dad and says more support is needed.
What Prince Andrew's titles loss means for Sarah Ferguson, Beatrice and Eugenie
We ask royal commentators what life looks like for the women of the York family.
'It's going to break my heart' - woman faces eviction from Ghosts estate
Baschea Walsh says she feels "absolutely sick" to leave the cottage on the estate where the hit sitcom was filmed.
Spanish town bans black cat adoptions during Halloween
In an effort to ward off potentially sinister rituals, the Catalonian town of Terrassa hopes to keep its black cats safe during the occult-themed holiday.
How Peaky Blinders has transformed West Midlands tourism
More than 10 years since the show first aired, its influence continues to grow.
Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers dies aged 48
"His talent was effortless, his presence unforgettable, his heart enormous," the band wrote.
'Priceless' jewels stolen in raid on Louvre Museum
A masked gang are believed to have targeted France's crown jewels during a brazen daylight raid.
Police looking into claims Andrew asked officer to seek information on accuser
Media reports say he asked his police protection to find out personal details about Virginia Giuffre.
Green Party leader defends wealth tax proposals
Zack Polanski says a new tax on the rich would tackle "the deep inequality in our society".
Trump ends aid to Colombia and calls country's leader a 'drug dealer'
The move is the latest in a string of escalations from the US which has struck at least six ships in the Caribbean Sea in recent weeks.
The Celebrity Traitors cast are closer to each other than you might think
The series is full of celebs who are connected in different ways, which adds a whole new layer of drama.
World of cricket's farewell to umpire Dickie Bird
The funeral at St Mary's Church in Barnsley was attended by Yorkshire cricketers and local fans.
Grand Theft Auto made him a legend. His latest game was a disaster
Lesley Benzies was one of the architects behind one of the most successful video games in history.
Is this island the new Bali? Some think so - but not everyone's impressed
For locals, the promise of more tourism is a welcome opportunity - but they are also wary.
Taliban and Pakistan agree to ceasefire after days of deadly clashes
Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in cross-border clashes which began last week.
What we know about the Louvre jewellery heist
The world-famous museum in Paris was closed on Sunday after a masked gang raided one of its galleries.
Why John Bolton case is more serious than those against other Trump critics
Bolton argues his case is an example of "weaponisation" but legal experts say the charges are serious.
Will giving up his titles really make much difference for Andrew?
Prince Andrew has lost his titles - but will much of his life remain the same and will it stop the negative headlines?
'I'm 89 and I saw my homeland rebuilt before - but now I don't believe Gaza has a future'
One Palestinian family shares their story of life coming full circle - and what they believe lies ahead as talk turns to rebuilding Gaza
Government vows to create 400,000 jobs in energy sector
Ed Miliband says the UK's clean energy sector needs developing in order to "get bills down for good".
Vance celebrates US Marines 250th anniversary with live artillery demo
California governor Gavin Newsom shut down a busy freeway, saying the military demonstration was too dangerous.
Ed Miliband hints at cut to VAT on energy bills
The energy secretary says the government needs to address the "cost-of-living crisis" facing the country.
Calls for London Aquarium penguins to be released
Up to 300 people protested against the captivity of 15 gentoo penguins at the Westminster attraction.
Bournemouth Echo
Work yet to start on former Beales store - 15 months after plans were approved
The development of the former Beales department store is yet to begin 15 months after planning application was approved.
Wimborne B&B wins top prize at Dorset Tourism Awards
A bed and breakfast in Wimborne took home a the top prize as best in the county on Thursday evening in an award ceremony in Weymouth.
Autumn on Brownsea Island: Squirrels, spoonbills and peacocks
ON A RECENT sunny weekend, I decided to take a picnic to Brownsea Island for a day surrounded by nature.
Meet the dog lover scooping poop for a living
MEET the avid dog lover who is scooping poop for a living and has created a successful business across Dorset.
Former prisoner to run over 100km in support of rehabilitating convicts
A FORMER prisoner turned world record paddleboarder is set to run 106km in support of an organisation rehabilitating convicts.
Moors Valley reopens after being 'deemed safe' following power outage
Moors Valley Country Park has reopened following an 'unexpected' power outage.
Public urged to be 'prepared' after flood alert issued
A flood alert has been issued for Christchurch Harbour and members of the public are being urged to 'be prepared'.
Country park closed 'until further notice' after unexpected fault
Moors Valley will be closed until further notice following an 'unexpected' fault.
Nurse who worked second job at hospital while on sick leave avoids ban
Theresa Ann Bates, who works as a nurse, was subject to a fitness to practise committee hearing From Monday, September 29 to Wednesday, October 8 by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
'Unique' Dorset village that's steeped in history and has 'welcoming' pubs
Here is why the unique village of Corfe Castle is worth a visit, thanks to its history, pubs and, of course, its castle ruins
'Fraudulent' QR codes found at car parks in Poole
Police have located 'fraudulent' QR codes at two car parks in Poole.
REVIEW: The Australian Pink Floyd Show at the BIC
Borrowing the phraseology from Casino Royale, there are tribute shows and there are tribute shows.
Coastguard called to reports of 'animal in danger' near harbour
The coastguard was called to reports of an 'animal in danger' at Christchurch Harbour.
'Cyclists should use lanes where provided or face fines'
The Government has allocated millions of pounds of taxpayers money to build a network of cycle lanes across the country, this includes the BCP area.
REVIEW: BSO, It’s A Living Thing, Lighthouse Poole
Two orchestras collide and here are the results. The music of the Electric Light Orchestra has always been perfect for the classical treatment; in a sense it has been already halfway there.
Hurst Spit restoration complete after 'severe' storm damage
New Forest District Council have announced the completion of Hurst Spit's restoration.
People urged to adopt rescue cats amid crisis brought on by cruelty cases
THE RSPCA is urging people in Dorset to consider adopting a rescue cat, amid an all-time high in numbers of moggies in the charity’s care
This very dangerous radiator mistake could cause a fire and spread harmful mould
This dangerous radiator mistake, which has been made by generations of households, could cause a fire and spread vile mould in your house or flat.
Can you get more than 7 correct answers? Take this pub quiz to find out
Think you're good at general knowledge or clued up on pop culture? Take this week's pub quiz to see how you score.
'Biggest, most joyful Christmas party yet' coming to Bournemouth
The Overtones have announced a Christmas tour to celebrate their 15th anniversary.
Delays expected on multiple roads across BCP from October 20
Motorists in Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole face roadworks, closures & temporary signals from Southern Gas Network & utilities. Check council updates.
Five-bedroom house on sale for nearly £4m with slipway and pier
Five-bedroom waterfront house for sale in Lilliput, Poole with private slipway, pier, and harbour views. £3.95m. Freehold property.
National Park urges people to turn leftover pumpkins into meals
Each year, pumpkins left on the forest floor can cause serious digestive issues for ponies and attract animals to roadsides, increasing the risk of accidents.
Theatre smashes fundraising target with 'truly inspirational' community support
A theatre has reached its fundraising target just weeks after a plea for support to ensure its survival.
McDonald's make major change to menus with eight brand-new items
McDonald's is launching a brand new menu with eight items from around the world never been sold in the UK before.
5 ways for families to save money this October, from Halloween ideas to travel costs
As October half-term stretches budgets, don't be tempted to go overboard with spending on food, travel and social plans.
Ultra rare £5 note sells for £24,000 at auction
The rare £5 note, from the Bank of England’s Birmingham branch, went under the hammer at the sale of British and Irish Banknotes
'Pub name change is a sign of modern times'
It's a sign of modern times that Brewers Hall & Woodhouse have opted to revert The Silent Woman pub back to a long ago title, The Angel.
Formula 1
What are the tactical options for the United States GP?
Matt Youson takes a look at the different pit stop and tyre options that are available to the teams on race day in Texas for the United States Grand Prix.
What the teams said – Sprint day and Qualifying in the US
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Sprint and Qualifying from the Circuit of The Americas ahead of the United States Grand Prix.
What To Watch For in the United States Grand Prix
Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day at the Circuit of The Americas.
WATCH: Ride with Verstappen as he takes pole in Austin
Max Verstappen continued his domination of the United States Grand Prix weekend, securing pole position in Qualifying.
FIA post-Qualifying press conference – United States
1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
Leclerc seeks answers after Ferrari performance swing in Austin
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton delivered a strong Qualifying performance for Ferrari, with both drivers set to start the United States Grand Prix from the top five positions.
Piastri ‘didn’t feel comfortable’ in US GP Qualifying
Oscar Piastri has admitted that he “didn’t really feel terribly comfortable” during Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Australian aiming to “make up some ground” on Sunday after ending the session in P6.
Verstappen explains missed final lap in US GP Qualifying
Max Verstappen will start on pole for the United States Grand Prix, but his session was not without drama as he missed out on the opportunity to set a second time in Q3.
Norris suggests there was ‘no chance’ of pole in Austin
Lando Norris has been reflecting on what caused McLaren to “struggle” more in Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Briton – who took P2 – suggesting that he had “no chance” of taking pole position.
FIA post-Sprint press conference – United States
DRIVERS 1 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 2 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes) 3 – Carlos SAINZ (Williams)
F1 announces extension of the US GP through 2034
The new deal secures the long-term future of the event at the Circuit of The Americas.
See how Verstappen pipped Norris to Austin pole with our ‘Ghost Car’
An exciting final few moments played out during Qualifying ahead of the United States Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen holding off a challenge from Lando Norris to secure pole position.
'Driving Haas' F1 car truly left me speechless'
IndyCar winner and F1 TV analyst James Hinchcliffe finally got to try an F1 car – and says it gave him a whole new appreciation for the mental capacity required to be a top level Grand Prix driver.
How F1 returned to America 25 years ago
F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne looks back at F1's return to the USA at the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, back in the year 2000...
Russell assesses ‘frustrating’ P4 Qualifying result
George Russell was left feeling that there could have been “more potential” in his performance during Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Mercedes driver admitting that just missing out on the front row in P4 was “frustrating”.
Tsunoda accuses Lawson of ‘always doing something on purpose’
Yuki Tsunoda has suggested that Liam Lawson is “always doing something on purpose” after complaining of being blocked by the Racing Bulls driver in Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix.
Windows Central
5 issues I have with Battlefield 6 after Week One — missing features, bad balancing, OP settings, and more
Battlefield 6 has been live for a week, and while I can't deny that I'm having a blast with the new explosive playground, there are five things I'd like to see get some developer attention before long.
Ninja Gaiden 4 and the Premium Edition of The Outer Worlds 2 lead a packed new week for Xbox games — and there's plenty for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, too
This week sees another huge batch of games launching on Xbox from October 20-26, 2025, including Ninja Gaiden 4 and the Premium Edition of The Outer Worlds 2.
This sleek gaming keyboard brings a low-profile and magnetism to the table — as long as you can accept the wire
I've been using the Logitech G515 RAPID TKL, a new low-profile, tenkeyless keyboard that requires a cable but brings more customization and better performance.
Laffgaff
What is the largest port in Europe?
Rotterdam.
Muscular Pumpkin
What do you call a muscular pumpkin? A jacked-o-lantern.