Same-day emergency care and the acute medical unit are now co-located at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and a new patient journey is in place in the “biggest change in acute medicine for a decade”. The pathway, introduced in a bid to reduce hospital admissions, requires patients to be “same day …
Read More »British father and nine-year-old son killed in landslide while on holiday in Australia
A British father and son have died after five members of the same family were caught in a landslide while on vacation in Australia. The nine-year-old boy and his 49-year-old father died at the scene at Wentworth Pass in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, New South Wales Police said. …
Read More »Hungarians go to the polls in the shadow of war in Ukraine
Polls opened across Hungary early on Sunday as voters faced a choice: try their luck with a diverse coalition of Western-looking opposition parties or grant nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban a renewed term with a fourth consecutive term. The contest is expected to be the tightest since Mr Orban came …
Read More »Fundraisers set up to help finance the funeral of Dj Tom Roberts
Fundraisers have been set up to help pay for the funeral costs of famed Bournemouth DJ Tom Roberts. The 21-year-old suffered fatal injuries outside the Tube on Old Christchurch Road on the morning of Saturday March 12. Tom, who performed drum and bass DJ sets under the name “Nomad”, has …
Read More »Trusted Traders | Echo of Bournemouth
Choosing a trader you can trust can be a daunting task. Below, we shine the spotlight on the excellence of a trio of merchants who have earned a reputation for providing proven quality customer service. It is always important to choose a licensed roofer. The family owned company Right Roof …
Read More »Mark Wood talks litter on Mother’s Day – Sunday Sports Social
Sports stars and clubs around the world continue to give insight into their lives on social media. Here, the PA news agency takes a look at some of the best examples from March 27. Mothers’ Day Happy Mother’s Day ♥️ pic.twitter.com/6bjuZ3HTQk — Marcus Rashford MBE (@MarcusRashford) March 27, 2022 Happy …
Read More »Humza Yousaf: Ukrainian refugees will have immediate access to health care
Ukrainians fleeing war in their home country will be able to access health care and certain benefits upon arrival in Scotland. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said the move was part of efforts to ensure those fleeing the Russian invasion received “the warmest possible welcome”. An amendment to current legislation means …
Read More »PHOTOS: Heather fire on Parley Common
PHOTOS show the extent of the heathland fire which quickly engulfed much of Parley Common earlier today (Wednesday). Fire crews descended on the common area behind Barns Road Centre, Ferndown, just before midday to tackle the blaze, which was put out using two main lines and three hose reel jets. …
Read More »What the Newspapers Say – March 22
The country’s front pages are buzzing with revelations about the killer of veteran MP Sir David Amess. the Daily mail, DailyMirror and The sun Ali Harbi report Ali conducted years of search for high-profile targets, including Communities and Leveling Secretary Michael Gove, before killing Sir David in October 2021. Tuesday …
Read More »Russian strategy of blockading Ukrainian cities will fail – Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian forces were blockading his country’s biggest cities to subjugate the population, but he warned the strategy would fail and Moscow would lose in the long run if it did not end its war. Mr Zelenskyy accused the Kremlin of deliberately creating ‘a humanitarian catastrophe’ …
Read More »Van and power tools stolen by masked thieves from Bournemouth water purification site
A tipper van and power tools have been stolen by masked thieves from a water purification site in Bournemouth. The Wimborne Road site in Kinson was burglarized between 8pm and 9.10pm on Sunday March 6. Entry was forced into a storage container and an office building. A number of vehicle …
Read More »International Covid travel restrictions for Scotland will end this week
Coronavirus restrictions on passengers traveling to Scotland from overseas are due to end this week. The announcement comes after a meeting between Britain’s four nations on Monday decided that all international travel restrictions for people arriving in the country will be lifted from 4am on Friday. Fully vaccinated travelers will …
Read More »Attorney General pledges to put Russian war criminals ‘behind bars’
The Attorney General has pledged to put behind bars Russian soldiers convicted of war crimes in Ukraine. Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Suella Braverman stressed the urgency of gathering evidence of Russia’s war crimes now. She added that she had just signed a joint statement with the Attorney General of …
Read More »The Daily Echo School Awards announce new sponsors
The Daily Echo will soon be announcing this year’s winners of the Daily Echo School Awards supported by our main sponsor, United Taxis. After a two-year hiatus, the awards are back in full swing and we’ve received record nominations for hundreds of worthy teachers and support staff. We are also …
Read More »Trump’s plane makes emergency landing after engine failure
A plane carrying former President Donald Trump was forced to make an emergency landing in New Orleans last weekend after suffering engine failure over the Gulf of Mexico. Details of the emergency landing, first reported by Politico, were confirmed Wednesday by a person familiar with the incident who was not …
Read More »What the Newspapers Say – March 8
Fleeing civilians are once again splashed across the country’s newspapers after another failed ceasefire. The Guardian splash is Kiev’s response to Vladimir Putin’s offer of a humanitarian corridor to Russia. Front page of The Guardian, Tuesday March 8, 2022: Kiev rejects Putin’s offer to let people flee to Russia pic.twitter.com/PHOgPEZbmH …
Read More »Don’t underestimate the West, Wallace tells Putin
Defense Secretary Ben Wallace has warned Vladimir Putin not to underestimate the West, as he said if the allies stick together he is sure the Russian leader will fail in his invasion of Ukraine. In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, Mr Wallace said the West ‘must not be afraid …
Read More »A father mourns his son killed in a bombing on a Ukrainian football pitch
Surgeons leaving the operating room do not make eye contact. One of them raises his hands. Another looks down, defeated. It was then that the father who was waiting at the door grabbed his forehead, tears streaming down, and turned away, a moan about to escape his throat. The man, …
Read More »Taoiseach rejects calls to expel Russian ambassador
The Taoiseach has rejected further demands for the expulsion of the Russian ambassador to Ireland. On Wednesday, Micheal Martin refused to bow to pressure from opposition parties in the Dail, as Sinn Fein and Labor pressed the government to expel Yury Filatov. Both sides acknowledged there were “valid” reasons for …
Read More »Government moves to introduce licenses to administer Botox and fillers
People providing Botox or fillers would need a license under new government plans to protect patients from botched cosmetic procedures. Health Secretary Sajid Javid has highlighted his commitment to making it a crime to carry out such non-surgical work without a licence, saying ‘far too many people have been emotionally …
Read More »At least 10 dead in Indonesia earthquake as search continues
Search efforts continued Sunday in the hardest hit areas of the Indonesian island of Sumatra after a violent earthquake killed 10 people, injured nearly 400 others and displaced thousands, an official said. of the disaster. Rescuers recovered two more bodies late Saturday from the rubble of houses toppled by the …
Read More »On this day in 2009: Jason Robinson returns to Sale
The Premiership Sale club appointed former England star Jason Robinson as their new head coach on this day in 2009. Robinson was lured out of retirement to return to the club where he spent seven years as a player after agreeing a two-year deal to join the management team at …
Read More »Inquiry into criminal damage at Pageant Gardens, Sherborne
POLICE have castigated ‘senseless’ vandals and launched an investigation after reports of damage to city center gardens. This morning (February 23) police were called to Pageant Gardens, next to Sherborne station, after reports of criminal damage to a sign and bin, which were toppled late last night or earlier during …
Read More »Thomas Tuchel promises full Chelsea protection for struggling Romelu Lukaku
Thomas Tuchel has insisted Romelu Lukaku’s struggles are no laughing matter, pledging Chelsea’s full protection for the Belgian striker. Lukaku had just seven touches in Saturday’s 1-0 Premier League win at Crystal Palace in another test outing for the Blues. The battle over signing the club-record £98million to find his …
Read More »Nantes inflict surprise defeat on Ligue 1 leaders Paris St Germain
Ligue 1 leaders Paris St Germain suffered an unexpected 3-1 defeat at Nantes. Randal Kolo Muani gave the hosts an early lead before Lionel Messi was denied an early equalizer by a fine save from Alban Lafont. Nantes doubled their lead thanks to a fine strike from Quentin Merlin in …
Read More »Brendan Rodgers praises Leicester’s professional performance against Randers
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers hailed “a job well done” by his players after beating Danish side Randers 4-1 in the first leg of their Europa Conference League play-off. The Foxes took the lead at the King Power Stadium through a 23rd-minute effort from Wilfred Ndidi before the visitors surprised with …
Read More »These are the games you want – Rangers relish Dortmund ‘challenge’
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst insists his players are relishing their formidable Europa League showdown with Borussia Dortmund. The Scottish champions will face the tournament favorites in their knockout round, with the first leg at the legendary Westfalenstadion on Thursday. However, Van Bronckorst is confident his team will embrace the …
Read More »Escaped Prisoner Paul Robson Sparks Nationwide Manhunt – What We Know
At 7am on Sunday, convicted sex offender Paul Robson escaped from a Lincolnshire jail, sparking a nationwide manhunt. Robson, born in Newcastle, was living in Oxford at the time of his offenses and “presents a particular danger to women and young children”. Robson is serving a life sentence for attempted …
Read More »Johnson’s new chief of staff promises ‘smaller state’ under party pressure
Boris Johnson’s new chief of staff has promised it is now a ‘priority to restore a smaller state’ as the Prime Minister struggles to keep the Tories on his side while facing questions from police investigating alleged breaches of the lockdown. Steve Barclay, who was given the role as part …
Read More »South Western Railways restores previous timetable
A DIRECT train between Weymouth and London Waterloo is returning after South Western Railway announced it would reinstate the pre-Omicron timetable. From Monday February 21, the train operator will return to its previous services, meaning commuters traveling to the capital will no longer have to change at Bournemouth. South Western …
Read More »Championship betting tips, odds and free bets
The EFL Championship kicks off on Wednesday with a new round of fixtures, with Bournemouth hosting Birmingham City at the Vitality Stadium. Match information: To start up: 00:45 Dated: tenand February 2022, Vitality Stadium Bet £10 Get £50 in betting credits Visit the site Minimum deposit requirement. Free bets are …
Read More »Maison Sax business to be liquidated after Covid hits trade
Maison Sax, in Ashley Cross, has been a victim of the Omicron crisis, according to the firm which will be appointed to liquidate the company. Maison Sax was the trading name of La Cave Dorset, which is due to appoint liquidators this week. The restaurant’s founder, David Sax, left as …
Read More »Manchester United star Ethan Laird suffers another injury awaiting his Bournemouth debut
Manchester United right-back Ethan Laird’s hopes of making his debut for loan club Bournemouth against Boreham Wood in the FA Cup on Sunday night have been dashed by yet another injury setback. The 20-year-old, who is held in very high regard by the locals at Old Trafford, joined Bournemouth on …
Read More »Football fan admits racially abusing Rio Ferdinand
A football fan has admitted to racially abusing former England defender Rio Ferdinand after the Euro 2020 final. Robert Whippe, 54, pleaded guilty at St Albans Magistrates’ Court to two counts of sending a grossly offensive message to Mr Ferdinand about his Wembley final comment, said the Crown Prosecution Service. …
Read More »What is the upgrade strategy?
Michael Gove has finally drawn up plans to “level” the country and reduce the great disparities facing the UK. But what are the details of the 330-plus-page white paper that was released by the Leveling Up Secretary on Wednesday. – What is upgrading? It was a key slogan of Boris …
Read More »Boris Johnson ‘should be very worried’, warns former Tory leader
William Hague said the Prime Minister had a chance to deliver real change in response to Sue Gray’s report and squandered it. Writing in The Times, Mr Hague said the Prime Minister had plenty of time to draft a comprehensive and substantive response which gave his critics “pause to think” …
Read More »Two more Covid deaths recorded in Scotland
Scotland has recorded two new coronavirus-related deaths and 6,185 new cases in the past 24 hours, according to the latest figures. This brings the death toll of people who tested positive for the virus in the previous 28 days to 10,311, although weekend figures tend to be lower as registration …
Read More »Home Secretary Approves Autonomy Founder’s Extradition to US
Home Secretary Priti Patel has approved the extradition of a British tech tycoon to the United States to face criminal fraud charges. It comes after Dr. Mike Lynch lost a multibillion-dollar fraud suit on Friday over the sale of his software company Autonomy to Hewlett Packard (HP) in 2011. He …
Read More »Two people found dead in Bothenhampton Nature Reserve
POLICE are investigating after two youths were found dead in a nature reserve. Officers were called to Bothenhampton Nature Reserve in Bothenhampton near Bridport on Tuesday morning, where sadly the bodies of a man and a woman were discovered. Dorset Police say there are no suspicious circumstances. The families have …
Read More »Explanation of the construction work of the Royal Bournemouth Hospital
Residents of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (and beyond) will have noticed the giant crane which is currently in place at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH) hospital site. Along with the main hospitals in Poole and Dorchester, the RBH serves residents of both Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole and Dorset Council. The …
Read More »Man dies after being punched in the head at social club
A man has died after a single punch to the head at a social club near Manchester. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) say Paul Ologbose, 57, was allegedly struck once in the head following an altercation at a venue on Kensington Drive in Leigh shortly before 1.55am on Sunday. A man …
Read More »Russian minister accepts invitation to meet Defense Secretary Ben Wallace
The Russian Defense Minister has accepted an invitation to meet British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace amid tensions over Ukraine, according to the PA news agency. Mr Wallace invited his Russian counterpart, Sergei Shoigu, to visit London to discuss mutual security earlier this week. Shoigu instead offered to meet in Moscow, …
Read More »Patrick Bamford’s return to Leeds delayed by foot injury
Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has revealed striker Patrick Bamford has suffered yet another setback in his bid to regain full fitness. Bamford, one of at least eight injured first-team players set to miss Saturday’s Premier League home game against Newcastle, suffered a foot problem. Bielsa said: “(Adam) Forshaw and (Junior) …
Read More »Goldman Sachs fourth-quarter profits fall 13% as compensation costs soar
Goldman Sachs said its fourth-quarter profits fell 13% from a year earlier, largely because the bank prepared to pay hefty payouts to its well-paid employees. This is the latest sign that wages are rising sharply, especially on Wall Street. Most of the big banks that have released their results so …
Read More »Neil Robertson dominates Barry Hawkins to claim second Masters title
Neil Robertson claimed his second Masters title with a 10-4 win over Barry Hawkins at Alexandra Palace. The 39-year-old Australian, a 2012 champion, dominated after Hawkins suffered a bout of bad luck in the fifth period with the score at 2-2. Hawkins fouled the green with his sleeve and Robertson, …
Read More »Rafael Nadal: The Australian Open is much more important than any player
The Australian Open is more important than one player and will be a big tournament ‘with or without’ Novak Djokovic, according to Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard has made it clear on several occasions that he disagrees with Djokovic’s resistance to the Covid-19 vaccination and the extent to which his ongoing …
Read More »Man assaulted in front of a McDonald’s in Boscombe
A MAN was punched in the face in front of a McDonald’s before being assaulted and robbed again in Boscombe. Between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Wednesday 29 December, it is reported that the victim – a Bournemouth man in his 20s – was punched in the face by …
Read More »‘Disrespectful’ leak of Prime Minister’s statement on Covid investigated
The Scottish government has opened an investigation into the leaked Prime Minister’s statement on Covid-19. Details of the statement – where the 500-person cap on outdoor events was lifted, allowing fans to attend football matches and Six Nations – were reported hours before being released to MSPs. The leak angered …
Read More »Call to end mass testing and vaccinations after recall campaign
[ad_1] Covid testing and mass vaccination should be halted for all but the most vulnerable once the recall campaign is over, the former chairman of the UK Vaccine Task Force said. Dr Clive Dix called for an overhaul of the government’s current strategy in the coming months, saying the impact …
Read More »Boosters 90% effective against hospitalization by Omicron for those over 65
[ad_1] Vaccine boosters are 90% effective against hospital admission of the Omicron variant for those over 65, new figures show. Figures from the UK Health Security Agency show this level of protection three months after those over 65 received the booster. Meanwhile, protection for people taking two doses fell to …
Read More »Thom Yorke unveils debut single from new band The Smile
[ad_1] By Press Association 2021 Thom Yorke at Radiohead Roundhouse concert – London Thom Yorke has released the first single from his new band The Smile. The Radiohead frontman has teamed up with teammate Jonny Greenwood and Sons Of Kemet’s Tom Skinner for the new music project. The track, You …
Read More »Elizabeth Holmes convicted of fraud on start-up Theranos over “blood tests”
[ad_1] Elizabeth Holmes has been convicted of fraud for turning her blood testing start-up Theranos into a sophisticated sham. The scheme tricked billionaires and other unwitting investors into supporting a seemingly revolutionary company whose medical technology never performed as promised. A jury convicted the 37-year-old man on two counts of …
Read More »England’s preparations for fourth ash test hit by more Covid issues
[ad_1] England’s preparations for the fourth ash test fell victim to greater Covid chaos on Sunday, local net bowlers were pulled from their last training session after details of a positive case came out emerged. The latest drama came just hours after the tourists’ plans to recruit former captain for …
Read More »Police are looking for wanted man Christopher Spelman
[ad_1] POLICE seek to locate a man who has connections to Poole and who has been recalled to jail for three weeks. Merseyside Police officers are appealing to the public in Dorset for help in locating a 62-year-old man who failed to comply with his license release conditions. Christopher Spelman, …
Read More »Muslim hikers receive massive support in response to racist comments
[ad_1] The founder of a group of Muslim backpackers said he received an “overwhelming response in terms of solidarity from the wider community” after racist comments on Facebook. One hiker, who shared photos of the group on a Christmas Day walk, said he saw a comment “comparing the walkers to …
Read More »QPR 0-1 Bournemouth: Solanke’s header sends Cherries back to championship top
[ad_1] Dominic Solanke continued the most prolific season of his career with his 18th goal in the win over QPR A header from Dominic Solanke secured Bournemouth’s first win in seven games and took them to the top of the league with a win at QPR. Solanke scored his 18th …
Read More »Christmas Day TV Audience Contest Winner Revealed
[ad_1] The Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special proved to be an audience success, claiming the most viewers outside of the Queen’s festive message. The Strictly Special, which was won by pop star Anne-Marie, was watched by an average of 5.8 million viewers, according to BBC overnight figures. The 30-year-old singer …
Read More »8 tips for stress-free Christmas dinner
[ad_1] While Christmas Day is supposed to be full of joy and laughter, many of us can find happy memories overshadowed by the stress of making Christmas dinner. Make a plan, and follow it The easiest way to take the stress out of Christmas cooking is to be organized. As …
Read More »London shoppers’ footfall collapses ahead of Christmas amid Omicron spread
[ad_1] The number of Christmas shoppers in central London has fallen by more than a quarter from pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest figures. The West End saw footfall drop 27% on Tuesday compared to the same day in 2019, the New West End Company reported. The figures were nevertheless …
Read More »Grant Shapps: government ‘wastes no time’ by starting rail improvements
[ad_1] The government is “wasting no time” by starting work to transform rail services in the Midlands and the North, according to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps. Electrification work on the Midland main line between Kettering, Northamptonshire and Market Harborough, Leicestershire will begin on Thursday, the Cabinet minister said. This is …
Read More »Voters go to the polls for Chile’s presidential election
[ad_1] Chileans will go to the polls on Sunday to elect their next president following a polarizing campaign between a brand of the free market compared to Donald Trump and a former millennial student protest leader who is committed to fighting inequality. Jose Antonio Kast, a lawmaker who is used …
Read More »Over 860 new Covid cases in BCP and Dorset
[ad_1] MORE than 860 new cases of Covid have been confirmed in Dorset in the past day, according to the latest figures. A total of 865 new infections were recorded in the BCP and Dorset Council areas within 24 hours until 4 p.m. on Friday 17 December. Of these, 520 …
Read More »Arsenal enter top four at West Ham’s expense
[ad_1] Arsenal replaced West Ham in the Premier League top four after beating them 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium thanks to goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Emile Smith Rowe. Martinelli gave the Gunners the lead three minutes after the start of the second half before West Ham was reduced to …
Read More »New Forest food basket company is our trader of the week
[ad_1] LA New Forest and the regions surrounding it are home to a multitude of independent food and beverage producers, as well as a company that selects their wares for baskets. The Forest Foodie recently won two Brilliance in Business Awards from the New Forest Business Partnership, where it was …
Read More »Tributes to The Call Center star Nev Wilshire
[ad_1] Tributes were paid to businessman and reality TV star Nev Wilshire after his death. Mr Wilshire rose to prominence as the boss of the Swansea Call Center on the BBC Three reality series The Call Center, which aired between 2013 and 2014. The fly-on-the-wall documentary series followed the ups …
Read More »Former Beales and Days restaurant “named and ashamed” for minimum wage
[ad_1] The former Beales department store chain and the company behind a popular Bournemouth restaurant have both found themselves ‘named and humiliated’ for breaking minimum wage laws. JE Beale PLC was found to have underpaid 1,177 store workers by an average of £ 21.25 each, in a violation centered on …
Read More »Early indications Omicron is more transmissible than Delta, PM tells ministers
[ad_1] Boris Johnson told ministers that the Omicron variant of the coronavirus appears to be “more transmissible” than Delta. The Prime Minister briefed his cabinet on the latest situation on Tuesday, as a scientist warned that cases of the Omicron variant in the UK are expected to soon be higher …
Read More »Johnson vows to break down ‘county line’ drug gangs
[ad_1] Boris Johnson pledges to dismantle 2,000 drug gangs from ‘county lines’ as part of a £ 300million campaign to rid the country’s streets of illegal drugs. The government is to define its 10-year drug strategy for England and Wales, with police crackdown to cut off the supply of class …
Read More »Little Mix breakup: group exit statement explaining the split
[ad_1] The three remaining Little Mix members have announced that they will take a hiatus at the end of their Confetti tour next year to “work on other projects.” Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall have confirmed that after 10 years they will not continue in their pop group. …
Read More »Huge heather fire in Studland: what we know so far
[ad_1] Fire crews from across the county rushed towards a massive heather blaze in Studland that could be seen for miles. The Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service (DWFRS) was called shortly before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday evening over a fire at Godlingstone Heath, Studland. The orange flames could be …
Read More »14-year-old gang shooter should be identified, judge says
[ad_1] A judge has lifted an order protecting the identity of a 14-year-old gunman convicted of murder after shooting another teenager in a gang attack in Birmingham. Yussuf Mustapha, of Birmingham, faces a mandatory life sentence alongside three other teenagers convicted earlier this month for the murder of Keon Lincoln, …
Read More »Solomon Islands leader blames unrest on foreign powers
[ad_1] Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare blamed foreign interference on his government’s decision to transfer alliances from Taiwan to Beijing over the anti-government protests, arson and looting that have ravaged the capital Honiara in recent days . But critics also blamed the unrest on complaints about a lack of …
Read More »New Lidl opens in Shaftesbury this week
[ad_1] LIDL GB has confirmed that its new supermarket on Christy’s Lane in Shaftesbury will open for the first time on Thursday. The store’s opening hours will be 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. During the first week of opening, …
Read More »Queen sends message to flood-stricken BC
[ad_1] The Queen has sent a message to the people of British Columbia following “catastrophic” flooding in the Canadian province, saying her thoughts are with them. The 95-year-old monarch, who is also Queen of Canada, thanked emergency responders and volunteers for their âhard workâ and for providing comfort and support …
Read More »Clarendon House “Needs Improvement”, CQC Report Says
[ad_1] OPERATORS at a care home in Bournemouth say they are “deeply disappointed” after being rated “requires improvement” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The Shelley Park Neuro Care Center at Clarendon House, Boscombe, supports people with neurological disorders and has already been rated âGoodâ by the CQC. However, after …
Read More »Covid: 530 cases recorded in Dorset in past 24 hours
[ad_1] A TOTAL of 530 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Dorset in the past 24 hours, according to the latest figures. The latest government figures show 530 people tested positive for Covid-19 in the county in the 24 hours leading up to 4 p.m. on Friday, November …
Read More »Covid rates in England are similar to January, data suggests
[ad_1] Coronavirus rates in England are similar to where they were in January of this year, just after the peak of the second wave, new data suggests. From mid-October to early November 2021, the prevalence was 1.57% – the same as in January – compared to 0.83% in September. According …
Read More »Council opinion on garbage collection to help household garbage workers
[ad_1] The BCP Council has given advice to people to ensure that their bins will be emptied properly during the winter months. With dark mornings upon us, the council urges residents to leave their food waste, trash cans and recycling bins in a bright, unobstructed area so that garbage workers, …
Read More »Bike stolen in Ferndown Heist
[ad_1] POLICE investigating a burglary at an address in Ferndown appeal for witnesses and publish an image of a stolen bicycle. Between the afternoon of Saturday November 6 and the morning of Sunday November 7, 2021, entry was obtained at a Medway Road address via an unsecured temporary veranda door. …
Read More »What the Newspaper Say – November 10
[ad_1] Jabs for tightening jobs for health and care workers, climate change and Geoffrey Cox are on the front pages of Wednesday. The Daily Mirror splashes with a “race to sting 100,000 NHS staff,” saying many health workers risk dismissal if they are not fully immunized by April. Tomorrow’s front …
Read More »Husband of Iranian detainee denounces Boris Johnson’s “cold decision”
[ad_1] The husband of Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe criticized Prime Minister Boris Johnson for his “cold decision” to allow Iran to continue to “arbitrarily” detain British nationals. Richard Ratcliffe, who has been on hunger strike outside the Foreign Office in Westminster for two weeks, said Mr Johnson should take the …
Read More »Why the closing of the train line during the week was chosen rather than the weekend works
[ad_1] A MULTI-MILLION POUND railway project is on track to deliver a series of improvements to passengers. Network Rail is coming to the end of its week-long blockade on the line between Bournemouth and Southampton. Passengers have been using replacement buses since Monday as engineers tackle a busy work schedule. …
Read More »Ben Pearson starts in scheduled AFC Bournemouth roster against Preston North End
[ad_1] Saturday’s Preston North End starting XI will be hoping to hold onto their spot for Wednesday night’s championship shock at AFC Bournemouth. The Lilywhites were winners 2-0 at home against Luton Town as Emil Riis increased his goal tally to 11 in all competitions this season. North End’s next …
Read More »Smart rollout of highways set to be halted due to safety concerns – MEPs
[ad_1] The deployment of smart highways should be suspended due to security concerns, MEPs said. A report by the Commons’ Transport Select Committee (TSC) said there was not enough economic and safety data to justify the continuation of the project. He described the government’s decision in March 2020 that all …
Read More »‘Largest of a lifetime’ waterspout spotted off South Wales coast
[ad_1] A waterspout described as “the biggest in a lifetime” has been spotted off the coast of South Wales as strong winds hit the UK. James Thomas, 47, a watersports industry agent, spotted the unusual phenomenon at Llantwit Major Beach in South Wales on Saturday morning. Bristol Channel later. @DerekTheWeather …
Read More »Bournemouth seek to eclipse Brighton’s remarkable record – but with a happier ending
[ad_1] The undefeated Cherries travel to Reading on Saturday night as they seek to extend their lead atop the championship standings and move closer to a remarkable record Video upload Video unavailable The video will play automatically soon8to cancel Play now Prutton assesses the chances of success for West Brom, …
Read More »Portland United v Bournemouth Poppies – match preview
[ad_1] FRANKLYN Clarke insists Portland United are a ‘different team’ from their three previous encounters with the Bournemouth Poppies this season. The Clarke Blues have lost twice and drew once against Poppies – two of those games coming out of the FA Cup extra preliminary round. The Poppies now head …
Read More »Camilla pays tribute to women whose lives were “brutally ended”
[ad_1] The Duchess of Cornwall paid tribute to those whose lives have been ‘brutally ended’ as she called for action to prevent violence against women. Camilla acknowledged a number of women who died in violent circumstances, including Sarah Everard, at a reception for The Shameless! Festival at the Wellcome Collection …
Read More »Testing of students without symptoms of Covid should stop, suggests vaccine creator
[ad_1] Covid testing in places such as schools to find asymptomatic cases should stop, the head of the Oxford Vaccine Group has suggested. Professor Sir Andrew Pollard told Members of the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee that it was “absolutely essential that we keep children in school”, adding …
Read More »Toyota tests hydrogen combustion engines in race cars
[ad_1] Toyota has said it is testing hydrogen combustion engines in race cars as it strives to use the technology in commercial products. Such engines burn hydrogen for fuel instead of gasoline, much like rockets. The Japanese automaker said testing the technology in race cars would allow it to collect …
Read More »Man arrested for Manchester Arena terror attack released on bail
[ad_1] A man who was arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offense in connection with the Manchester Arena attack has been released on bail pending further investigation. Greater Manchester Police said the 24-year-old was released on bail on Saturday. The man, originally from Fallowfield in Manchester, had been arrested on …
Read More »DANNY WARD JOINS THE PREVIEW SHOW! – New
[ad_1] Regular pre-match HTTV feature features upcoming Bournemouth home clash, in association with SportsBroker – The latest edition of the HTTV Preview Show is now available!– Striker Special with Danny Ward and Andy Booth– Exit at 5 p.m. on Friday You can now join HTTV presenter Raj Bains on the …
Read More »Dolphin Center team conquers 16-mile beach for charity
[ad_1] SIX team members from the Poole Dolphin Center took part in a 16.4 mile beach cleanup to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital and the NHS University Hospitals Dorset charity. The team, who dubbed themselves ‘The Green Dolphins’, covered the length of a half marathon, from Sandbanks to …
Read More »What is plan b? Full breakdown of any winter restrictions related to Covid
[ad_1] Fears grow that Covid’s Plan B restrictions will return during the winter as Downing Street warned of ‘difficult’ months ahead as coronavirus cases hit the highest daily level since mid -July. Boris Johnson presented a Covid b plan at a press conference last month, but confirmed that there are …
Read More »What the Newspaper Say – October 19
[ad_1] The fallout after the murder of Sir David Amess tops most Tuesday newspapers, including calls to end online hate, counterterrorism measures and the fulfillment of the late MP’s hopes to have it declared Southend as a city. The Daily mail splashes with a CCTV photo of Ali Harbi Ali …
Read More »Stoke City vs Bournemouth prediction, preview, team news and more
[ad_1] Seeking to secure three trotting wins and extend their lead at the top of the EFL Championship table, Bournemouth travel to bet365 Stadium to face Stoke City on Tuesday. The hosts, meanwhile, are stepping into the game after a loss to Sheffield United and will look to get back …
Read More »Bournemouth Pavilion to host new snow dome features
[ad_1] VISITORS to Bournemouth can take advantage of a new feature of this year’s Christmas attraction with the launch of Snow Domes at the Bournemouth Pavilion. The lodge’s outdoor space and patio are to be transformed into a winter wonderland with fully covered and heated snow domes. The Snow Domes, …
Read More »Lebanon celebrates day of mourning after six dead in Beirut fighting
[ad_1] Schools, banks and government offices across Lebanon have remained closed after hours of shootings between heavily armed militias killed six people and terrorized residents of Beirut. The government has called for a day of mourning after the armed clashes, in which armed men used automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades …
Read More »Bournemouth Air Festival: Wingwalker crash investigation improved
[ad_1] INVESTIGATIONS into the wingwalker plane crash at this year’s Bournemouth Air Festival have been stepped up after the first evidence was gathered. The Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) confirmed to the Daily Echo that it had shifted its investigations from a correspondence investigation to an on-the-ground investigation. The first …
Read More »150-year-old abandoned Bournemouth cottage sells for £ 430.00 after going under the hammer at auction
[ad_1] An abandoned cottage covered in undergrowth, shattered windows and a partially collapsed roof sold for a whopping £ 430,000. The abandoned property, named ‘Grasshopper Cottage’, was valued at £ 275,000 before going up for auction in early September. But on the day of the auction, interest and bidding in …
Read More »Covid: 384 new cases recorded in Dorset in past 24 hours
[ad_1] A TOTAL of 384 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Dorset in the past 24 hours, according to the latest statistics. The latest government figures show 384 people tested positive for Covid-19 in the county in the 24 hours leading up to 4 p.m. on Monday, October …
Read More »Coveney wonders if UK government wants ‘severed relations’ with EU
[ad_1] Simon Coveney questioned whether the UK wanted “a break in relations” with the European Union during a late-night Twitter row with Brexit negotiator David Frost. The Irish Foreign Minister was responding to reports of a speech Lord Frost is set to deliver in Portugal on Tuesday, in which he …
Read More »Strictest abortion law in US restored following court ruling
[ad_1] A federal appeals court has allowed Texas to resume the ban on most abortions, just a day after clinics began running to serve patients again for the first time since early September. A one-page order from the U.S. 5th Court of Appeals restored the country’s strictest abortion law, which …
Read More »NatWest faces £ 340million fine for failure to fight money laundering
[ad_1] Natwest has pleaded guilty to failing to prevent the alleged money laundering of nearly £ 400million by a customer. NatWest has admitted three counts of failing to properly monitor £ 365million deposited into a client’s account. This is the first time that a financial institution has been the subject …
Read More »Dorset planning chief defends housing goals
[ad_1] DORSET Planning Officer Cllr David Walsh said there were no “exceptional circumstances” that would allow the region to sidestep government housing targets. He said while neighbors, BCP, might have a case, rural Dorset – which has already offered to provide an additional 9,000 housing units for the Bournemouth, Christchurch …
Read More »Universal Credit Recipients “Pushed Beyond Limits” As Benefits Cut
[ad_1] Universal Credit (UC) recipients described feeling âpushed beyond the limitsâ due to the impact of the cuts. A £ 20 per week increase in the benefit that was introduced at the start of the coronavirus pandemic ended on Wednesday, leaving beneficiaries £ 1,040 worse per year. Shona Louise, a …
Read More »Lights in the dark at Eastbourne vigil for murdered teacher Sabina Nessa
[ad_1] An emotional vigil in honor of schoolteacher Sabina Nessa took place in Eastbourne, the seaside town where the man suspected of her murder was arrested last month. As the sun set over the golden dome of the pier that stretched out to the sea, around 200 people gathered to …
Read More »Workers behind the scenes in Hollywood vote to authorize strike
[ad_1] Film and television production in North America is at risk of shutting down after workers behind the scenes overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike. The International Alliance of Theater Workers said on Monday that nearly 99% of the registered members who participated, or 52,706 people, voted in favor of …
Read More »Swedish artist under threat killed in traffic accident, reports show
[ad_1] Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who had been living under police protection since his 2007 sketch of the Prophet Muhammad with the body of a dog received death threats, has died in a traffic accident, according to reports. The accident allegedly involved a truck colliding with a civilian police car …
Read More »Fire damages historic bridge in Rome
[ad_1] A fire destroyed part of a historic bridge spanning the Tiber in Rome. Firefighters said the fire started shortly before midnight on the Industry Bridge near the Ostiense district and was extinguished at 4 a.m. on Sunday. No one was injured but three nightclubs along the river, a popular …
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