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Police issue update as murder investigation continues after beach stabbing
DORSET Police have moved to reassure the public as a murder investigation continues after a woman was stabbed to death on a beach in Bournemouth. A 17-year-old boy from the Lancashire area remains in custody after being arrested on suspicion of
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Missing diver off Dorset coast sparks major search
A MAJOR search is taking place for a missing diver off Dorset. The diver was reported missing at 1.50pm today, Saturday, May 25. The search has been coordinated by the Coastguard. It involves a Coastguard helicopter, a fixed wing aircraft
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Poole sailor Ellie seals statement silver ahead of Olympics
ELLIE Aldridge has been given the perfect confidence-booster ahead of the Olympics after claiming a Formula Kite World Sailing Championships silver medal in Hyeres. France’s Lauriane Nolot qualified top for the final before clinching gold by winning
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Thousands bask in bank holiday weekend sun at Christchurch Food Festival
THOUSANDS of food lovers kickstarted their bank holiday weekend with culinary delights and tons of booze at Christchurch Food Festival. Families, locals and visitors flocked to the Quay and Quomps on Saturday, May 25, to revel in the first day
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Manhunt after beach stabbing leaves one dead and another injured: what we know so far
A MURDER investigation has been launched after two women were stabbed, one fatally, on a Bournemouth beach. A huge cordon is in place on the seafront today as police investigate the incident. We will be bringing you all the latest details as
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Ryan Christie reinvented: A look at Cherries' most improved player
RYAN Christie has been a man reinvented this season, a new role revitalising the diminutive winger into a key cog in the heart of Cherries' midfield. As evidenced by a second-placed finish in this season's voting for the Micky Cave/Daily Echo
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Teenage boy arrested on suspicion of murder after beach stabbings
A TEENAGE boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was fatally stabbed on a beach in Bournemouth. A 17-year-old boy from Lancashire has been arrested in connection with the incident at Durley Chine late on Friday evening.
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MPs considering banning all under-16s from owning a mobile phone
The House of Commons Education Committee believes the next British government should introduce a statutory ban on mobile phones in schools, as well as a total ban among under-16s. Their report argued that screen time was harmful to children's mental
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Stabbing on beach leaves one dead and another seriously injured
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Murder investigation after woman dies and another seriously injured in beach stabbing
ONE woman has died and another has “very serious” injuries following a stabbing on a Bournemouth beach. A murder investigation has been launched after the incident at Durley Chine late on Friday night, May 24. Police received a report two people
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When this boy band took the town by storm in the 1980s
BIC staff noted that the queue was one of the longest they had ever seen, with each fan desperate to pick up one of the 3,500 tickets selling at £8.50 each. The stage was set for a night of unparalleled excitement as anticipation filled the air
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Warning to dog owners walking pets near lakes and rivers over toxic threat
Dog owners have been warned to keep their pets on leads around lakes and rivers due to a potentially fatal algae. The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has issued its annual warning to owners, asking them to take extra precautions when walking
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Vet bill warning issued to pet owners over insurance mistakes
Pet owners have been warned that they might be making insurance mistakes that could lead to costly vet bills. A recent investigation from the Competition and Markets Authority revealed that owners in the UK may be significantly overpaying for vet
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5 of the best places to enjoy ice cream in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Enjoying ice cream is a great part of experiencing the warmer weather during the summer months, and there are several spots across the BCP area where you can find one. Whether you're looking to indulge in a Mr Whippy or experiment with some classic
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Council reminds visitors and residents to enjoy beach responsibly
THE council has reminded visitors and residents alike to enjoy the beach responsibly as the weather warms up. BCP Council has asked visitors to beaches across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole to ensure they stay safe ahead of the bank holiday
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Air fryer owners issued important safety warning over common mistake
Air fryer owners have been warned they could be risking serious damage to their kitchens by making a common mistake. New research reveals that more than half of people who own air fryers use them directly below kitchen cabinets. As well as
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PICTURES: Bournemouth Collegiate School Year 11's celebrate prom
BOURNEMOUTH Collegiate School's year 11 has opened prom season in style. Rolling into the Queen's Hotel in Bournemouth at 6.30pm on Friday, May 24, students were treated to clear skies and sunny weather. While some chose the classic options
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Cherries confirm details of pre-season fixtures against Wimborne and Weymouth
CHERRIES have confirmed details of two pre-season fixtures for their development squad. Alan Connell’s side will make two short trips across Dorset ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. Cherries will visit National League South Weymouth on Saturday
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Cherries fans can keep up to date over the summer with latest subscription offer
THERE is still time remaining for Cherries supporters to take advantage of the latest Bournemouth Daily Echo offer, with a subscription priced at £3 for three months. Over the past few seasons many well-backed outlets have ceased their coverage
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'Pompous' beach art mimicking people suffocating to go ahead despite anger
AN ART installation mimicking people suffocating on Bournemouth beach is set to go ahead despite outrage and calls to cancel. A London-based artist announced she would be debuting her artwork of people trapped in nets on the beach this weekend,
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UK's longest suspended rope bridge unveiled at Dorset nature reserve
THE UKs longest suspended rope bridge has been unveiled at The Blue Pool in Wareham. The Blue Pool Nature Reserve and Tearooms unveiled the new attraction on the afternoon of Friday, May 24. Spanning an impressive 50 metres and suspended high
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Historic Poole pub to reopen as vibrant music venue
ONE of Poole’s oldest pubs is set to reopen just months after it was announced it would be closing its doors. Darren Taylor from Ashley Cross has taken it upon himself to save the beloved Poole landmark, the Cockleshell, and give it a new lease
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Game that gives Wetherspoon burger meals to homeless charities coming to town
A GAME that gives Wetherspoon burger meals to homeless charities is set to come to Bournemouth. Wetherspoons the Game sees members post their pub and table number in a Facebook group for strangers to send them food and drink. Group founder
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'Everyone is welcome': Makkah Foods opens its supermarket doors
A NEW supermarket offering foods from around the world has hit the high street. Founded in 1976, Makkah Foods offers an ethnic supermarket that is ‘committed to providing customers with the freshest, highest quality food products and groceries.
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Councillor announced as Green Party candidate for Bournemouth East
A COUNCILLOR has been selected as the Green Party’s candidate for Bournemouth East in the upcoming general election. Joe Salmon is a ward councillor for Moordown on BCP Council. He moved to Bournemouth in 2016 having been born and raised in
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Charity to open fourth community cafe in park
A CHARITY will open its fourth community café in a park this weekend. The Parks Foundation will open a café on Sunday, May 26 in Alexandra Park in Poole. The café is within the newly refurbished pavilion, and will offer a range of food, drinks
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Young entrepreneur features luxury Sandbanks homes on new Netflix show
A YOUNG entrepreneur has achieved unprecedented success since opening her high-end estate agency and featuring on a popular Netflix show. Lola Massingham, from Lilliput, was approached through social media to feature her luxury listings on the
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Kellogg's, Aldi and Tesco say 'do not eat' as unsafe to eat products recalled
Supermarket giants Aldi and Tesco have issued "do not eat" warnings on products sold in their stores, while Kellogg's have recalled one of their newest cereals. Food recalls have been issued for a variety of reasons, including potential glass in
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Mexican food kiosk expands to Sandbanks
A MEXICAN food kiosk on Poole Quay that's expanding to Sandbanks is our Trader of the Week. Owners of the Mexican food kiosk, The Other Guy's Kitchen, on Poole Quay, Sam Ogden, 34, and Molly Horwood, 29, have announced they are thrilled to open
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Ambulance responds to 'fight' at Poole Grammar School
AN ambulance was called to assist a student after hitting his head in a 'fight' at a school in Poole. Poole Grammar School headteacher, Dr Amanda Smith and deputy headteacher Katie Etheridge confirmed an ambulance was called to the aid of a student
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'This is the election of a lifetime': Labour candidate announced for Christchurch
THE Labour party has announced its candidate to stand in the general election in Christchurch. Joanna Howard will be standing against Conservative incumbent Sir Christopher Chope. She said it was an ‘honour and a privilege’ to be standing.
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Students develop 'Spectrum Socks' for neurodiverse people
STUDENTS from Autism Unlimited’s school in Christchurch have developed an innovative range of spectrum socks. Sixth formers at Portfield School came up with the idea to make and sell differently coloured tie-dyed socks which signify their wearer