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Queen calls for people to “remain united and resolute” in speech to nation
The Queen has delivered a message of hope to the nation, saying if we “remain united and resolute” in the face of the coronavirus outbreak “we will overcome it”. The head of state warned the country, in lockdown for almost two weeks and with thousands
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Howe believes season should be played to a finish - but only 'when it's safe to do so'
MANAGER Eddie Howe voiced his desire to be able to complete the Premier League campaign but insisted: “The health of the general public has to take priority.” Cherries had been due back in training tomorrow but, with the Premier League now suspending
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Outdoor exercise could be banned if lockdown rules are flouted, Hancock warns
Outdoor exercise could be banned if people flout the social distancing rules, the Health Secretary has warned, as the coronavirus death toll rose sharply again. Matt Hancock said sunbathing in public spaces was against the Government guidance,
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Coronavirus: Park stops allowing vehicles to pass through during lockdown
A DORSET park has been closed to all vehicles following government instructions telling people to stay at home. Poole Park has now shut its car parks and roads within the popular area following advice from Dorset Police. A statement by the park
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Report claims Arsenal in 'pole position' to sign Cherries winger Ryan Fraser
ARSENAL are in “pole position” to snap up Cherries star Ryan Fraser, according to a report from TEAMtalk. The Gunners have been consistently linked with the Scotland international, whose current deal at Vitality Stadium runs out in June. And
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Coronavirus: 13 people have now died in BCP Council area
THIRTEEN people have now died at hospitals in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area after testing positive for coronavirus. According to the latest figures released by NHS England, two people lost their lives under the care of Royal Bournemouth
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Sainsbury's change rule on buying Easter Eggs during coronavirus lockdown
SAINSBURY'S has made new changes to its product limits and restrictions as shoppers head into the weekend. A number of supermarkets have introduced new measures to ensure there is enough stock for everyone. But from Sunday, April 5, Sainsbury
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Coronavirus: More than 1,000 volunteers from Dorset sign up to help fight outbreak
MORE than 1,000 Dorset residents have signed up to volunteer in a huge community response to the coronavirus outbreak. Dorset Council has confirmed that 1,005 volunteers have registered their availability with Volunteer Centre Dorset, and also 105
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"Many volunteers" step forward to help the ambulance service
SOUTH Western Ambulance Service says it has been approached by "many volunteers" offering to help through the coronavirus outbreak. These volunteers include current and former members of staff, and members of the public. While some ambulance
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10 gardening jobs to do in your lunch hour while working from home
Whether you're self-isolating or working from home, here are 10 gardening jobs to focus on during lunch. If you're working from home or self-isolating and want to get into your garden, your lunch hour should provide ample time to make a start on
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VIDEO: Whole street sings Happy Birthday to five-year-old Henry and his mum
A FIVE-year-old was stunned to see his entire street singing Happy Birthday to him during the coronavirus lockdown. Sharing a birthday together, both Henry Brian and his mum Natalie, now 38, rushed outside after hearing several cheers and the famous
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What will the NHS volunteers be doing to help during the coronavirus crisis?
More than half a million people have signed up to help the NHS - double the government’s recruitment target - but what will they be doing in their new roles? At his daily press conference last month - prior to being diagnosed with coronavirus -
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CCTV appeal after £600 gold chain is stolen from H Samuel
OFFICERS investigating the theft of a £600 gold chain from a Poole jewellers have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to. The theft took place at H Samuel in the Dolphin Shopping Centre around 3.15pm on Wednesday, February 12
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Hilton donates food to care homes and food banks after coronavirus forces closure
FRESH food from Bournemouth's Hilton was donated to care homes to stop it going to waste when the hotel was forced to close. Encore has care homes across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole and the donation was shared between them. Surplus food
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Nearly 10,000 Dorset homes sitting empty as councils look for safe places for the homeless
NEARLY 10,000 homes across Dorset are sitting empty as councils face the huge task of finding safe places for the homeless to stay during the coronavirus lockdown. The Local Government Association has raised concerns about the number of properties
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Nine-month-old lurcher found with burns over his body setting into loving new home
DORSET based animal rescue centre Margaret Green Animal Rescue rehomes cats, dogs, farm and small animals. Teddy, the nine-month-old Lurcher was brought into rescue at the Lincoln Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre with what was thought to be burns
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Joe Lycett on his new series of Got Your Back
Joe Lycett tells Georgia Humphreys about the return of his consumer show, Joe Lycett's Got Your Back. In Joe Lycett's Got Your Back, the comedian battles with businesses and dodgy dealers on behalf of consumers. Georgia Humphreys hears about the
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Travel: Art, fine food and glorious history in Aberdeen
The Scottish coastal hub is embracing its art, fine food and glorious history. Here's how to enjoy them all, says Scarlet Sangster. 1. Absorb some culture at Aberdeen Art Gallery Free to explore, the Aberdeen Art Gallery (aagm.co.uk) paints the
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Pollution levels are dropping during the lockdown
ONE knock-on effect of the lockdown being hailed as a positive for Bournemouth is the apparent drop in pollution levels. Readings taken from monitoring stations across the UK have shown a marked reduction in nitrogen dioxide emissions. NO2, a
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Letter to the editor: Social distancing is a privilege
I HOPE these words from an Indian doctor will shame all those here (thankfully the minority) who are whingeing about the ‘inconvenience’ and disruption to their lives caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, to see their cup as half-full rather than half-empty
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Man who stole alcohol and steak is jailed for total of 13 offences
MAGISTRATES jailed a man for 26 weeks after hearing details of 13 separate offences. Adam David Power admitted six crimes but was also dealt with for a further seven offences for which he had received a community order in the past. The court
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Man who assaulted a police officer in Bournemouth's custody centre is jailed
A MAN who admitted assaulting a police officer in Bournemouth custody centre has been jailed for 28 weeks. Scott Darren Sanders, 36, of Talbot Avenue, Bournemouth pleaded guilty to assaulting the sergeant in the Madeira Road centre on March 28.
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How to look after your mental health and wellbeing during lockdown
While everyone across the UK has been intructed to only venture out for food, medical or essential work, and to remain at least two metres away from other people when outside - the lockdown period means spending a lot of time at home. While the
