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New scientific discovery reveals red meat and dairy 'could help fight cancer'
A new study has suggested that eating red meat and dairy could help fight cancer. Scientists discovered that trans-vaccenic acid (TVA), a fatty acid found in beef, lamb, and dairy products can help improve the ability of immune cells to fight tumours
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Super sub Gilroy sends Cherries through to third round of FA Cup for the first time
CHLOE Gilroy was a super sub for Cherries’ women side as they came from behind to defeat Swindon Town 2-1 and reach the third round of the FA Cup for the first time in their history. Cherries had trailed at the break following Annie Colston’s converted
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Halo phenomenon spotted around moon in Dorset
A lunar halo has been spotted in Dorset skies. Last night, a large ring could be seen around the moon across the county. A halo around the moon appears when a thin layer of cirrus cloud made up of ice crystals moves across the sky. Refraction
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'Good contributions' - Iraola pleased with efforts from subs in win over Blades
CHERRIES boss Andoni Iraola believes he can turn to his bench for “good contributions” after limiting changes to his starting line-up. Back-to-back wins in the league were recorded for the first time this campaign as Cherries followed up a 2-0
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Lovell hat-trick leads the way for Wimborne in win over Willand
WIMBORNE Town bounced back to winning ways in emphatic fashion as Jack Lovell’s hat-trick led the way in a 4-2 win over Willand Rovers. After opening scores on 16 minutes, Lovell doubled his money minutes into the second period. Lewis Beale
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Heckingbottom: Too many Blades dropped below standards in loss to Cherries
SHEFFIELD United boss Paul Heckingbottom admitted that “too many” of his players “dropped below our standards” in the Blades’ 3-1 defeat at home to Cherries. It was far too easy for Cherries to pick up their first away win of the campaign, blitzing
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Two rescued from aground motorboat in 'chilly' conditions
TWO people were rescued by the RNLI after their boat ran aground and water began coming onboard. A lifeboat was requested to launch from Poole RNLI on Saturday afternoon after the 30ft motorboat found itself aground. The boat was stuck on ‘
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Quick-fire double enough for Sholing to down Dolphins
POOLE Town’s return to action for the first time in two weeks ended in a 2-0 defeat away at Sholing. A quickfire double early on in Hampshire condemned Dolphins to a seventh league loss of the season, Dan Mason and Brad Targett’s first-half strikes
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Young Reporter - Queens at the BIC - Owen Jackson Winton
Queens of the Stone Age have done it again. From start to finish, the US-based band lets rip an extravaganza of alternative rock madness, infused with irresistibly danceable tunes and hard headbangers alike. The Queens open their set with
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PHOTO: The shocking volume of knives dumped in police bins
POLICE have revealed the shocking volume of weapons dumped by members of the public anonymously. ‘Surrender bins’ placed around the New Forest by Hampshire Police have gathered a haul of unwanted knives and offensive weapons. The force introduced
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Two people cut free from car after 'head-on’ crash on main road
TWO people had to be cut free from a car following a ‘head-on’ crash on the A35. Emergency services were called to reports of a two-vehicle crash on the A35 at Morden Park Corner shortly before 3pm on Saturday. Police attended the scene, alongside
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WATCH: Christmas lights fail to switch on - twice
THE Christmas light switch on is a highlight in a town’s calendar – but what about when it doesn’t go to plan? That is exactly what happened at this year’s Christmas Lights Switch On’ event in Christchurch town centre. Read more: PHOTOS: Christchurch
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Iraola: Cherries have taken first step in improving away form with win at Blades
ANDONI Iraola was pleased that his Cherries side took the first step in improving their away form following victory at Sheffield United. Marcus Tavernier’s double combined with Justin Kluivert’s first-half strike proved move than enough for Cherries
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PICTURES: See inside Dorset property with 'the big window'
Take a look inside an iconic Dorchester property with ‘the big window.’ Most people will recognise the property with the giant window that sits at the end of Icen Way and now is your chance to have a sneak peek inside as it goes up for sale for
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Donny Osmond returning to Bournemouth 20 years on
Donny Osmond is set to return to Bournemouth 20 years on from when these pictures were snapped. AS the town prepares to welcome back the singing superstar, the Echo looks back at pictures of the American singer and dancer performing at Bournemouth
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The man behind the belt: How CBS became an 'extended member' of Cherries' squad
AS CHRIS Billam-Smith prepares for his first world title defence, we have caught up with some people who know a bit more about the man behind the belt. In the first of this three-part series, former Cherries star and big boxing fan Junior Stanislas
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The 32 UK native dog breeds at risk of being extinct - is yours on the list?
We all have our favourite dog breeds, whether that’s because of their unique features such as being hypoallergenic, their intelligence or their size – the list goes on. But over the years, there are some much-loved breeds that have unfortunately
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PHOTOS: Can you give any of these animals a forever home?
CAN you give any of these animals a forever home? Dorset-based animal rescue centre Margaret Green is looking to rehome a number of animals in its care. They include chickens, cats, dogs and rabbits. Sharpay is a beautiful crossbreed
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Who does the best Hot Chocolate? I put Starbucks, Costa and more to the test
As soon as the temperature drops, a Hot Chocolate is my go-to on any cafe menu. Steaming hot chocolatey goodness, coated in skooshy cream (I'm Scottish) and topped with sweet and melting marshmallows - it just can't be beaten. But with so
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Plans to convert Bournemouth hotel into homes due to 'impossible tourism income'
THE owner of a Bournemouth hotel who is finding it ‘impossible to remain viable on tourism income’ has submitted plans to convert his venue into an HMO. The Chelsea Hotel has previously hosted both tourists and longer-term residents from the BCP
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Boxing star and former I'm A Celebrity winner to switch on Christmas lights
BOXING star Chris Billam-Smith and famous Dorset resident Harry Redknapp will come together to switch on Christmas lights next month. The pair will turn on the festive illuminations in Westbourne along with the Mayor of Bournemouth. The special
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Frozen's Elsa and Anna and film favourites to appear at special event
YOUNGSTERS will be able to meet their favourite superheroes at a special event aiming to collect Christmas presents for disadvantaged children. Famous film characters including Captain America, Indiana Jones, Iron Man, and Elsa and Anna from Frozen
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Meet the man who has recreated his university halls out of Lego
A NOSTALGIC man from Wimborne has such fond memories of his time at university that he had recreated his old halls of residence - out of Lego. Mark Hodgson, 62, spent six months building part of the University of East Anglia’s now demolished Waveney
