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When is the 2024 BAFTA awards on tonight? Everything you need to know
The BAFTA television awards are back, seeing huge names across the UK and the world come together to celebrate the very best the industry has to offer. This year, actors and celebrities like Bella Ramsey from The Last of Us and Brian Cox from Succession
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'It's a goal we shouldn't concede' - Iraola on defending for Brentford's opener
ANDONI Iraola was left frustrated by the defending for Brentford’s opener against Cherries, stating it was a “goal we shouldn’t concede”. Bryan Mbeumo grabbed the first goal for Thomas Frank’s Bees as Brentford eventually ran out 2-1 winners at
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Frank reveals players celebrated with him out of support after his father's passing
BRENTFORD boss Thomas Frank revealed that his father passed away the day before his Bees beat Cherries, explaining his players celebration for their first goal. After Bryan Mbeumo had put Brentford a goal up against Cherries at Vitality Stadium
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Rolled ankle kept Faivre out of Brentford game but hopes Frenchman can face Chelsea
ANDONI Iraola revealed that Romain Faivre missed AFC Bournemouth’s 2-1 defeat to Brentford due to a twisted ankle. Frenchman Faivre was absent from the matchday squad as Cherries lost their final home game of the Premier League season to Brentford
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Train derails during Swanage Railway festival
AN investigation has been launched after a heritage locomotive partially derailed during a festival at a Swanage Railway. The diesel locomotive, a 1968-built ex-British Rail Class 50 No. 50 026 ‘Indomitable’, was partially derailed at Corfe Castle
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Frank: Debutant ref Donohue 'got key decisions right' during Cherries v Brentford
BRENTFORD boss Thomas Frank believes debutant referee Matt Donohue “did well” during his side’s 2-1 win over AFC Bournemouth, with the Bees boss stating: “I think he got the key decisions right”. Cherries had two Dominic Solanke goals ruled out
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Time to test your IQ! Take this pub quiz to find out your score
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.
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Two released on police bail after West Howe 'stabbing'
TWO people have been released on bail as officers continue to investigate a stabbing in West Howe. A woman was reportedly stabbed at a home in Rochester Road during the early hours of Monday morning, April 29. Police officers and paramedics
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Morebus marks Dementia Action Week
MOREBUS has said it is marking Dementia Action Week by highlighting its commitment to making its services more accessible for its vulnerable passengers. Bus services across the region provide a vital lifeline for many residents, giving them access
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MOT warning for millions as DVSA data reveals 5.2 million expired MOTs
Millions of motorists have been warned not to forget their car’s MOT due date after new figures revealed more than 5 million cars were driven without an MOT. Of those 5.2 million cars, more than 360,000 were presented for a new MOT more than a
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The top 10 most common driving test mistakes according to latest DVSA data
New analysis of the latest car driving test data has revealed that the most common fault learner drivers make during their test is failing to make the correct observations when at a junction. It analysed the total number of faults recorded in
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Solanke v Toney, Donohue's debut, and was it a farewell for Kelly?
THERE was plenty to talk about as Cherries ended their home season with a controversial 2-1 defeat to Brentford, the glitz and glamour of Premier League football was again undermined by VAR confusion. Cherries’ top-flight hopes took a dent as a
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Dorset pub told to improve by hygiene inspectors
A NUMBER of cafés, pubs, restaurants and takeaways across Dorset and the New Forest have been handed new food hygiene ratings recently. Each week, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) inspects businesses across the country, assessing hygiene and safety
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MP hits out at council for 'throwing away £4m of tax payers' money'
TOBIAS Ellwood has hit out at the council for “throwing away £4m” surrounding the sale of Wessex Fields. The MP for Bournemouth East accused BCP Council of “rushing” through the sale of the field to University Hospitals Dorset. Leaked documents
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Decades-old Sandy Balls tradition still takes place to this day
Recently, the team at InsureDaily.co.uk uncovered a collection of amusing, peculiar, and somewhat controversial road names scattered throughout the UK. A location in the New Forest has secured a spot on the intriguing list. Among the quirky place
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The pub with ocean views and 'delicious' seafood
THE oldest pub on Poole Quay specialising in fresh seafood - Poole Arms is Pub of The Week. Steeped in history, this pub has been serving pints since 1635. The Poole Arms is adorned with distinctive green tiles - many of which are the original
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Patients 'distraught' after GP surgery announces closure
RESIDENTS are 'distraught' at the news that another GP surgery is closing in Winton. Banks' Surgery on Wimborne Road, Winton, has announced that the medical centre will close by the of the year. It is reported that patients will be relocated
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Rare bird of prey has 'surprisingly' laid its fourth egg
A RARE bird of prey has laid its fourth egg 'surprising' researchers pioneering a breeding programme in Poole. The pair of Ospreys started breeding in Dorset in 2022 as part of the Poole Harbour Osprey Reintroduction Project, which began in 2017
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Town centre bus shelters to be replaced under new scheme
BUS shelters in Christchurch town centre are set to be ‘enhanced’ under a new scheme. The Christchurch Bus Enhancement scheme will involve replacing the existing bus shelters along Bargates and High Street. The new shelters will be larger and
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Three 'deserving' charities selected for support by carnival committee
CHRISTCHURCH Carnival has announced which three charities will be its charity partners for 2024. The chosen charities are Hengistbury Head Outdoors, Pink Champagne Breast Cancer Survivors Dragon Boat Team and The Listening Ear. These Christchurch
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Animal organisation hunts for homes for abandoned puppies
AN animal organisation is hunting for forever homes for a litter of abandoned puppies. Bournemouth based Every Paw Matters recently took in the four Staffie mix Shar Pei puppies after they were dumped. After a period in foster care, the three