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‘Important mistakes’ - Iraola left ‘angry’ and ‘disappointed’ with referee Donohue
ANDONI Iraola was left “very angry” with Matt Donohue after defeat to Brentford, insisting the referee made “important mistakes” which cost his side. Donohue, 35, was officiating a Premier League match for the first time as Cherries welcomed Thomas
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Chaotic end to Cherries' home campaign sees Brentford late winners at the Vitality
A LATE flurry of goals capped of a chaotic encounter between Cherries and Brentford, with Thomas Frank's Bees ending up 2-1 winners on the south coast. In a game filled with VAR controversy, Bryan Mbeumo’s 87th minute strike had seemingly separated
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Thousands soak up sun on sand on first warm weekend of the year
THOUSANDS flocked to Bournemouth beach to make the most of the sunny weather on the first warm weekend of the year. The beach gradually filled up from the morning and after lunch with beachgoers cooling off in the sea. Boat owners dropped anchor
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Young Cherries hit for six at Brentford after flurry of late goals
CHERRIES’ development squad saw a half-time lead disappear as they fell to a 6-2 loss away at Brentford. Facing the west London club’s B team in a memorial match for former Bees technical director Robert Rowan, Cherries led 2-1 through a Daniel
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Premier League: Cherries 1-2 Brentford - as it happened
7:17pm Thanks for following today's blog. We'll be back for the final game of the season on Sunday, at Chelsea. Have
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Sheep found with ‘intestines hanging from their bodies’ in brutal knife attack
Several sheep have died in a sick killing spree which saw some have their intestines ‘hooked from their bodies’ by an unknown knife attacker. Five of the animals were found brutally stabbed following the attack at Storm's Farm in Cadnam. One
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Why have Northern Lights sightings become more frequent in recent years?
The Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights, are a mystical and shimmering phenomenon that occasionally lights up our skies. It can be seen near the poles of both the northern and southern hemispheres with it being aurora borealis in the north
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Teenagers with knives arrested after armed police and helicopters seen
TWO teenagers were arrested after armed police and helicopters were seen in Christchurch. The pair were detained by officers after a report of a group of young men stealing parcels in the area of Monkswell Green yesterday afternoon, May 10, with
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Dominic Solanke named Daily Echo/Micky Cave AFC Bournemouth player of the season
DOMINIC Solanke became the latest winner of the Daily Echo/Micky Cave AFC Bournemouth player of the year, with Daily Echo readers recognising the forwards’ goal-laden 2023/24 campaign. Despite a tight race with midfield maestro Ryan Christie early
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Northern Lights put on a stunning colourful show across Dorset
Dorset residents were left in awe after a rare clear sighting of the Northern Lights. Photographs posted in the Echo's Dorset Camera Club show beautiful colours over landmarks including Corfe Castle and some residents even managed to get a glimpse
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Will the Northern Lights be visible on Saturday night after Friday displays?
The Northern Lights were visible for many across the UK on Friday night (May 10) and some might be wondering if the same will occur on Saturday night (May 11). Many people shared pictures of the natural wonder in the night sky which was possible
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The local song writing legend who wrote potential Eurovision entry
As the world prepares to tune in to the Eurovision Song Contest, the Echo marks the occasion by looking back at when a local musician attempted to make his song the official entry for Britain. Dorset songwriter Martin Kitcher decided he wanted
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The Bournemouth spas you need to visit as the 5 most-booked are revealed
A weekend away for a spa break is likely to be an enjoyable prospect for many of us, and in Bournemouth, there are a few options to pick from. If you were looking for ones that have proved to be the most popular in the area then you're in luck,
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The ultimate quiz to prove to everyone that you're a Eurovision superfan
Eurovision is jetting off to Sweden for another grand final and we're so ready for the glitter! The song contest is being held in Malmö after Eurovision legend Loreen lifted the trophy with her song Tattoo in Liverpool last year. It's A Sin
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Who are the big 5? The countries that automatically qualify for Eurovision
Every year European countries prepare for months in hopes they make it to the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest. As they each practice and prepare nonstop in hopes of making it past the semi-finals and in to the sparkling final. But
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Everything to know about the first ever Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision Song Contest has finally arrived in Malmö but where was the first ever competition ever held? Olly Alexander is gearing up to represent the UK in the Swedish city after Eurovision legend Loreen won the competition in Liverpool last
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'I am a dog' - Semenyo promises to hound Premier League defenders
ANTOINE Semenyo will be hounding Premier League backlines – promising opposition defences that he will be a “dog” in pursuit of three points. A January signing in 2023 for a fee north of £10million from Bristol City, Semenyo took his time in settling
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Predicted XI: Kelly to come straight back in to face Brentford?
FOR the final time this season, Cherries are in action at Vitality Stadium today, welcoming Brentford (3pm). Both clubs have relatively little tangible to play for, well clear of the relegation zone and out of reach of making it into Europe.
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Iraola outlines Cherries’ new goal after hitting points record
ANDONI Iraola outlined Cherries’ new target, having already hit the club’s record Premier League points tally. Cherries have totalled 48 points from their 36 matches, with games against Brentford and Chelsea still to come. That sees Iraola’
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Public invited to step aboard 17th century Spanish tall ship at Poole Quay
BOOKING is now open for guests to step aboard the 17th century Spanish tall ship during its visit to Poole Quay. The Galeón Andalucía is the replica of the ship used by the Spanish during the XVI to XVIII centuries in the maritime expeditions of
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Four of the most-missed nightclubs in our area
We asked Facebook group We Grew Up In Bournemouth and Poole which old Dorset nightclubs they would like to bring back. Here is what they said: Highlander Club Epic in Bargates has closed its doors and filed a planning application for a
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The Ivy could be coming to Bournemouth after all
THE Ivy could be coming to Bournemouth after all. Sources told the Echo earlier this year that the directors had second thoughts on The Ivy coming to the town centre following problems with anti-social behaviour. And council leader Vikki
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Group offered olive branch after 'shock' eviction notice
WAREHAM Men’s Shed has been given more time at its current base following outrage from residents. Care Dorset, a company wholly owned by Dorset Council, told the group of men to leave their workshop in Sandford Lane last month “out of the blue
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MP and council leader phone police but left 'shocked' by response
DORSET Police has come under fire for its handling of crime in Bournemouth town centre after leaders struggled to report a crime. Bournemouth West MP Sir Conor Burns and BCP Council leader Vikki Slade were walking through the town centre on Thursday
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Man dies following 'intravenous drug use'
A MAN died in hospital from sepsis following “intravenous drug use”, an inquest has heard. Jerome Rosemond, 46 and of Glen Road, Boscombe, died in Royal Bournemouth Hospital on April 26 following health complications. Speaking at his inquest
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New speed cameras installed - but they won't catch anybody
NEW speed cameras have been installed in Sandbanks – but they won’t be catching anybody. Dorset Police has installed a new camera in Banks Road, just after the Sandbanks Hotel going towards the chain ferry, as part of a new trial. The new
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In The Dock: £446 of health supplements snatched from Holland and Barrett
THE following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court: IAN SPENCER, 60 and of Apollo Close in Poole, admitted criminal damage to a VW Transport Van to the value of £540 in Apollo Close in Poole on August 22, 2023. He was ordered to pay compensation
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Health club wants to keep new courts and stay at forefront of ‘tennis revolution’
A HEALTH club has applied to keep two padel tennis courts as it aims to stay at the forefront of a ‘tennis revolution’. David Lloyd Clubs have asked for retrospective planning permission for the courts at its site in Cabot Lane, Poole. The
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App branded 'Google maps for boats' reaches crowdfunding targets
AN award-winning navigation app for boats has reached its crowdfunding targets. Dorset marine technology company savvy navvy has already passed £750,000 from over 150 investors so far on investment platform Seedrs, with offers still pouring in.
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Nearly one year since 'terrifying' arson attacks on cars
IT is nearly one year since multiple cars were torched in neighbouring towns. The 13 vehicles were set alight across the Broadstone, Wimborne and Merley areas in the early hours of Monday, May 15, 2023. The locations with reported arson incidents
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Poole Museum receives £450K boost for upgrades and art exhibitions
POOLE Museum has been awarded £450,000 from Arts Council England. The money will be used for new exhibition galleries and improvements to digital infrastructure, accessibility and sustainability. Owned and operated by BCP Council, the museum
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Loan of £1.4 million needed for purchase of public car park
A LOAN of £1,400,000 is set to be lined up for the purchase of a public car park in Christchurch. Christchurch Town Council is in the process of acquiring the Bypass car park from BCP Council. The car park, near Waitrose, was first agreed for