England train for World Cup qualifiers without Cole Palmer
The forward is yet to join up with Thomas Tuchel’s 26-man group as he remains at Chelsea for further assessment on an injury.
Fly-tipping fines increase by 78% thanks to joint funding initiative
Fly tipping fines in Dorset have increased by 78 per cent following a joint funding initiative between Dorset Council and the Office of the ...
Bournemouth: Power outage affecting Westbourne high street
Eight postcodes in Westbourne are out of power this afternoon, including Alum Chine Road, Robert Louis Stevenson Road and Seamoor Road. Energy provider SSEN said 59 of its customers are currently ...
Government defends major welfare reforms but charities condemn ‘cruel cuts’
Benefit reforms branded the biggest shake-up to the welfare system in a generation will create a “pro-work system”, the Government has said. But charities have argued the proposed changes are “immoral ...
Man guilty of burglary over theft of £4.75m golden toilet from Blenheim Palace
A man has been found guilty over the theft of a £4.75 million gold toilet from Blenheim Palace. The fully-functioning 18-carat toilet, which had been installed as an artwork at the Oxfordshire country ...
Injured Khadija Shaw ruled out of Man City’s Champions League tie with Chelsea
Manchester City will be without forwards Khadija Shaw and Aoba Fujino for Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final first leg against Chelsea due to muscle injuries.
Rower Helen Glover says having family ‘makes you unstoppable’ as she is made OBE
The two-time gold medallist said she “never thought it was possible” for her to return to the Olympics after having three children.
Lucy Letby ‘continuing to try to control the narrative’, say families of victims
An international panel working for Letby’s defence said bad medical care and and natural causes were the reasons for the collapses and deaths.
Curriculum and assessment review to consider reducing number of GCSE exams
The interim report sets out the areas of focus for its final report which will make recommendations to the Government in the autumn.
OBE for deputy chief executive of award named after Prince of Wales’ mother
The deputy chief executive of an award named after Diana, the late Princess of Wales, has been made an OBE by her son at Windsor Castle. Alex Holmes, the deputy chief executive of the Diana Award, was ...
Northern Ireland’s First Minister expresses concern over benefits shake-up
Northern Ireland’s First Minister has expressed concern over benefit reforms described as the biggest shake-up to the welfare system in a generation. Measures proposed by the Government include ...
Trump and Putin begin ceasefire proposal call
US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have begun a highly-anticipated call as the US administration looks to persuade the Russian leader to sign off on a 30-day ceasefire ...