The fish wriggled out of the man's hand as he kissed it in celebration of his catch, causing him to swallow it.

A patient suffered serious neck injuries when he fell from a rooftop at the Winchester hospital.

That's all for today, but we'll be back from 08:00 on Friday.

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A sensory exhibition about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has been developed by Portsmouth Central Library.

It worked with the Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) and the University of Portsmouth on the project which aims to help visually impaired people enjoy the Conan Doyle collection.

It includes 16 audio described tactile panels, two handling boxes and a bust of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The exhibition will be going on a tour across Hampshire.

Police are investigating a sexual assault that took place in Kidlington.

It happened last Friday at about 16:50 in the alleyway between Oxford Road and Crown Road, where a woman in her 20s was approached from behind by a man who grabbed her arm.

He then exposed himself and left the scene.

PC Sharon Harris said: "Understandably, this has been a very distressing incident for the victim, and she is being supported by the investigation team at this time.

"We are carrying out an investigation into this offence, and would like to hear from anyone who may have any information relevant to the investigation."

A bus company is to trial horse-shoe shaped seating at the back of buses in a bid encourage passengers to be more sociable.

The new seats on two Morebus routes in Bournemouth accommodate eight people in a "lounge-type environment".

The company said the layout could also discourage passengers from putting bags on spare seas to deter people from sitting beside them. It is running a public consultation before introducing it on new buses.

Managing director Andrew Wickham said said the U-shaped layout echoed bus designs used in Paris in the 1930s and hoped it would encourage friends and families to travel together.

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The girl was on her way to school when she was grabbed by a man in his 40s who tried to grope her.

More than 100 miles of the New Forest’s off-road paths can now be seen on Google Street View.

In a partnership with Google, New Forest National Park Authority staff and Forestry Commission volunteers photographed the forest’s top tracks using a special 360-degree camera carried in a backpack.

Among the areas that can now be explored as part of Google Street View are Blackwater Arboretum, Hurst Castle and the Beaulieu River's shoreline.

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Fewer than half of the units at Westgate Oxford will be open when the shopping centre launches later this month.

The £440m development is to welcome its first shoppers on 24 October.

There will be 125 units containing shops, restaurants and cafes when the centre is entirely finished but it has been confirmed that just 60 are on track to open on the launch date.

South Western Railway says it will listen to feedback from rail users after it announced plans to shake up the timetable, external.

It means fewer direct trains between Weymouth and Waterloo.

South Western Railway says it is about improving the service for passengers and has launched a consultation on proposals.

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Objections over a lack of parking and potential flood risk were lodged against the plan in Windsor.

Premiership side London Irish sign former Bath, Wasps and England Under-20 hooker Tom Woolstencroft.

About 600 council staff will be moved to the new company called Publica Limited.

A man tried to sexually assault a 12-year-old girl in Gosport this morning, police have said.

She was a walking through an alleyway off Weymouth Avenue on her way to school when it happened between 08:00 and 08:15 BST.

The man tried to put his hand down her top, before she managed to struggle free and run to safety.

She described him as being white, in his early 40s, with short blond greasy hair.

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The BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero award is searching for those who devote their free time to help people in grass-roots activity and sports.

Smiling, encouraging, mentoring and lifting spirits - a person who is dedicated to helping others in your community or club.

Who do you know who fits the bill?

Show your thanks to someone who always puts other people first by entering them here.

Apple's chief executive has said he thinks augmented reality is "profound" but virtual reality is not.

Tim Cook explained his preference during a Q&A session with students at the University of Oxford.

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A man who was joking around with a fish he had caught ended up having to be saved by an ambulance crew when it jumped down his throat.

He was holding the Dover sole above his mouth when it wiggled free and got stuck in his windpipe, on Boscombe Pier, Bournemouth.

Matt Harrison, of South Western Ambulance Service, said: "Using a McGills forceps I was able to eventually dislodge the tip of the tail and very carefully, so as not to break the tail off I tried to remove it - although the fish’s barbs and gills were getting stuck on the way back up.

"I was acutely aware that I only had one attempt at getting this right as if I lost grip or a piece broke off and it slid further out of sight then there was nothing more that we could have done to retrieve the obstruction."

Luckily, after six attempts the fish came out in one piece. It was 14cm [5.5in] long.

A YouTube film has been made about a giant blue hand that intrigued people attending the Gloucester Green market in Oxford last month.

The final film has just been completed for National Arthritis Day.

A new musical with songs composed by Oxford songwriter Matt Winkworth will be called The Assassination of Katie Hopkins.

Scripted by Chris Bush, it uses the fictional death of the controversial columnist and former Apprentice contestant "to explore celebrity, truth and free speech".

Ms Bush told The Guardian, external: "She is someone who generates very, very strong opinions, positively or negatively, and what interests me as a writer is challenging assumptions."

So far, it doesn't seem Ms Hopkins is impressed.

It plays at Theatr Clwyd in April.

Mental health trust Southern Health has been ordered to pay £161,000 after a patient fell from a rooftop.

The man suffered serious neck injuries after falling from Melbury Lodge at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester, in December 2015.

Southern Health previously pleaded guilty to failing to provide safe care and treatment.

It is the first time the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has brought a prosecution against an NHS trust.

The trust was fined £125,000 and ordered to pay £36,000 in costs at a hearing at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court.