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'I have the ability and I believe in myself' – Callum Wilson still believes he can go to Euros with England next summer
CALLUM Wilson still has belief that he can represent England at a major tournament. The Cherries frontman, who has scored once in four senior appearances for his country, was in the mix to make Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2020 squad this summer.
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Danny Ford proud to put on free show for 'incredible' NHS workers – when Pirates can get on track
PIRATES co-promoter Danny Ford insisted the club had been “really proud” to say thank you for the incredible work done by NHS workers fighting the COVID-19 outbreak. The SGB Championship outfit recently announced they would be offering free entry
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Coronavirus: A further eight confirmed deaths in Dorset
EIGHT more people in Dorset have died at the hands of coronavirus in the last 24 hours, bringing the Dorset total to 70. Two of the deaths occurred at Poole Hospital and the other at The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation
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Coronavirus: 657 more people in England die after testing positive for Covid-19
NHS England said on Sunday a further 657 people have died in hospital in England after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total deaths there to 9,594. Patients were aged between 26 and 100 years old and 42 of the 657 patients (aged
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PICTURED: Men having BBQ near clifftop during lockdown (and they aren't the only ones flouting rules)
POLICE have revealed the bizarre excuses given by drivers stopped on their way into Dorset on Good Friday. Spear fishing, dog walking, visiting a friend and plans to self-isolate in a rented camper van were among the reasons given for being on
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Cherries skipper Francis given insight into 'inspirational' Jordan Henderson's leadership skills
SIMON Francis revealed how “inspirational” Jordan Henderson was integral to setting up the #PlayersTogether initiative and added: “He’s effectively been the captain of this group.” The Cherries skipper said Liverpool midfielder Henderson got in
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Is a sore throat a symptom of coronavirus? Here are the signs to look out for
Can a sore throat indicate that you have coronavirus? The symptom has gained lots of traction on social media and search engines in recent days. While widely publicised symptoms of the virus include a new, persistent cough and a high temperature
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'This is short term pain for long term gain': Frustrated police again urge people to stay at home
POLICE who challenged walkers who had driven to the New Forest to exercise have again warned people against taking unnecessary journeys. Patrolling officers from New Milton police discovered three vehicles parked outside the closed barriers at Holmsley
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These amazing schools and businesses are producing PPE for healthcare workers
BUSINESSES, schools and members of the community across Bournemouth and Poole have joined hundreds around the country in continuing to produce PPE for frontline healthcare staff. Swanage School have made over 100 face masks on 3D printers to be
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Poole to host more 'super yachts' as pandemic sparks need for 'refuge'
FOUR more 'super yachts' are expected to take refuge at Poole Harbour in the coming weeks, as the ongoing pandemic leaves the charter market all at sea. Poole Quay is already temporary home to the 272ft vessel Here Comes The Sun, which – complete
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Lurcher puppy found with skin infection finds his forever home
ANIMAL rescue centre Margaret Green Animal Rescue rehomes cats, dogs, farm and small animals. Spyro (now Binksy) a 10-month-old Lurcher arrived at Lincoln Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre as a stray, showing signs of a skin infection and requiring
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One of Rightmove's most viewed homes this year is in Dorset
RIGHTMOVE recently released the names of the five most-viewed homes of 2020 so far. The homes are exceptionally opulent, boasting private cinemas, bowling alleys, panoramic views and more. One of the luxurious houses is tucked away in one of
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Struggling to stop negativity? Here's some tips on thinking positively
Lauren Taylor speaks to psychologists about the power of perception and how to shift your mindset towards more positive thinking. Traditionally, it's the time of year for spring cleaning, but what if it's not just your home that could do with a
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Winton pub could have licence revoked over 'violent incidents' and "significant disorder"
A PUB in Winton could have its alcohol licence revoked over concerns about a “lack of control” over customers, despite it having had more than half a dozen changes in managements in the last three years. Supported by BCP Council licensing officers
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Easter Sunday: send us your Easter egg hunt pictures
IT’S Easter Sunday but today will be spent very differently to previous years. While many of us would usually venture out to Easter egg hunts with our loved ones, instead we’ll be spending it at home. So, we’re inviting readers to send us
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Dinky yard or balcony? How you can use the lockdown to transform your small garden
Only got a dinky yard or balcony? You can still transform it into a dream garden, as award-winning designer Ula Maria tells Hannah Stephenson. Wondering how to style a small garden? Whether you have a roof terrace, balcony, small back yard or
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Man died after colliding with lamppost on his electric bicycle
A RETIRED security guard died of head injuries after colliding with a lamppost while cycling home from the pub. John William Whitehead, of Meadowsweet Road, Creekmoor, Poole, was found injured on the ground of an alleyway by a man and his fiancee
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Dogs WILL be allowed on beaches this spring - but they'll have to be on a lead
Council chiefs have performed a U-turn regarding its restrictions on dogs on beaches - but there's a catch. People will be allowed to exercise their dogs on beaches after all this spring - but due to new government rules their pets will have to
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Man arrested after police officer borrowed a mountain bike to chase him
A MAN was arrested after being chased by a police officer on a borrowed mountain bike. The officer took up the offer of borrowing the bike from a member of the public after two men fled when their vehicle was stopped in Bransgore on Thursday.
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Letter to the editor: Mental health team are unsung heroes
WE are living through a crisis like nothing that we have experienced in our lifetimes and hopefully will never again. Quite rightly numerous persons and occupations are being described as heroes which I can only fully endorse. I have read quite
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Jail for man who attempted to steal screwdriver, watch and cash
A MAN has been jailed after attempting to steal a screwdriver, clothing, a watch, cash and razor blades from a property in Poole. At around 1.30pm on March 11, police were alerted by a resident that a man was acting suspiciously in the street.
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WATCH: A400M Atlas aircraft treats Dorset residents to flypast
SUNBATHERS in Dorset and Hampshire were treated to an unexpected flypast on Friday afternoon. This huge A400M Atlas aircraft was photographed by Ringwood resident Gary Owen. Charles Elder also captured this footage from Broadstone.
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WATCH: Young cricketers get some practice in during fun TikTok
CRICKETERS separated by the lockdown managed to get some practice in from their own homes and have fun at the same time. Members of the Under 15 Dorset Girls cricket squad used a toilet roll for a ball to make this entertaining TikTok video.
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Home hairdressing in lockdown - top stylist's tips on what to do (and what not to do)
While barbers and hairdressing shops remain closed for the foreseeable - many of us will have to make do without our regular appointments. With that in mind - hairdresser Michael Van Clarke, who has over 25 years' worth of experience in the hair
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What to do at home if you have a dental emergency
While the lockdown remains in force - many dentists can no longer take face-to-face appointments for dental emergencies, and instead have resorted to webcam consultations. If you find that you are having issues with your teeth, Dr Richard Marques
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B&Q reopens its stores online - how to shop there during lockdown
B&Q closed all of its outlets last month in order to work out how to operate during the lockdown. The government had previously designated hardware stores as “essential” to the economy. Now - the company has reopened its stores, and has
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Dorset coronavirus archive set up
Dorset’s coronavirus archive project is up and running after a ‘fantastic’ response to last week’s call out for prospective contributor diarists. The project run Dorset History Centre in partnership with Lighthouse, Poole’s centre for the arts,
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Day nursery business to stay open for key workers and vulnerable families
HOSPITAL-serving Dorset nurseries have promised to remain open for children of keyworker staff and vulnerable children The recent restriction on childcare eligibility announced by the government has made it extremely difficult and non-viable for
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Volunteers help thousands of vulnerable residents in their first few days at work
VOLUNTEERS helping vulnerable people have already supported thousands of people across the BCP area. Around 2,000 people have been called and supported and 500 volunteers have been matched to vulnerable people who have asked for help. Emergency
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Six reasons we're proud to live in Dorset right now
If the coronavirus crisis has taught us anything, it's that there is good to be found everywhere. Yes, there are stories of people flouting the lockdown rules, of others taking advantage of people in a vulnerable situation, or ripping people off
