Bournemouth thrash 10-man Brightonpublished at 20:50 BST 13 April 2019
Struggling Brighton are reduced to 10 men and lose again as Bournemouth record an emphatic 5-0 win.
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Updates from Friday 12 April
Bournemouth thrash 10-man Brightonpublished at 20:50 BST 13 April 2019
Southampton 'will target 40 points'published at 18:25 BST 13 April 2019
Southampton will "do everything" to reach 40 points, says manager Ralph Hasenhuttl as his side took a huge step towards Premier League survival with victory over Wolves.
Read MoreReading beat Bees to boost survival hopespublished at 17:16 BST 13 April 2019
Yakou Meite scores both goals as Reading boost their hopes of avoiding relegation with a home victory over Brentford.
Read MoreSeven charged after raid on jewellerspublished at 19:54 BST 12 April 2019
A samurai sword and mopeds were used in the raid in Bournemouth, police said.
Read MoreGoodbyepublished at 17:57 BST 12 April 2019
That's us done for the week.
We'll be back again from 08:00 on Monday.
Have a good weekend.
Fans thought stand-up's death 'part of act'published at 17:49 BST 12 April 2019
Veteran comic Ian Cognito is pronounced dead after sitting down and falling silent mid-performance.
Read MoreRecord-breaking warship returns homepublished at 17:45 BST 12 April 2019
Crew on Portsmouth-based HMS Dragon carried out eight drugs raids in the Gulf.
Read MoreYouths wanted over criminal damagepublished at 17:34 BST 12 April 2019
A group of youths are thought to be responsible for a spate of criminal damage in Wokingham.
Thames Valley Police is looking for the gang after five incidents were reported on Wednesday evening.
A man had a stone thrown at his car while driving along London Road, while another stone was thrown at the window of a car parked in Cockpit Path Car Park in Sturges Road.
Later on, a man and a woman had eggs thrown at them in Denmark Street, and another woman had eggs thrown at her car while driving along Norreys Avenue.
In the last incident, youths were seen throwing items such as traffic cones into the road in Outfield Crescent.
Drug dealers selling to students jailedpublished at 17:15 BST 12 April 2019
Cannabis with a street value of £10,000 was seized when police stopped a car on the M3.
Read MoreElection rivals doubled up in Paynepublished at 15:48 BST 12 April 2019
A Labour election candidate condemns the Conservatives' choice of a rival with the same surname.
Read MoreThe Flying Scotsman steams through the regionpublished at 15:41 BST 12 April 2019
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End of X postMan jailed for 'horrific sexual abuse' of childpublished at 15:04 BST 12 April 2019
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End of X postHobbit pub's legal battle becomes playpublished at 14:35 BST 12 April 2019
A Southampton pub's legal battle with Hollywood over its name is set to become a play.
Nuffield Southampton Theatres said it had commissioned the play about The Hobbit in Bevois Valley, which was accused of copyright infringement in 2012.
Sir Ian McKellen, who alongside Stephen Fry, stepped in to support the pub, paid a surprise visit to it on Wednesday while in Southampton on his UK tour, "Ian McKellen on Stage".
Director Samuel Hodges said: "With Tolkien’s masterpiece interrogating the battle between disadvantaged man and the things the world throws at him, this is life imitating art in both senses of the phrase, and a brilliant premise for a new play."
Image source, Nuffield Southampton TheatresCare home's 'magical' day on icepublished at 14:07 BST 12 April 2019
Image source, handoutResidents at Braemar Lodge care home in Salisbury got their "skates" on at Basingstoke's Planet Ice olympic-sized rink for a day out.
Accompanied by staff, they "skated" on the ice in their wheelchairs.
The trip was organised by care home companion Karen Pinhorn, who is a keen ice skater in her spare time.
Alison Bremner, Braemar Lodge manager, said: "This has been one of the best things we’ve organised. It was a magical day out and an absolutely fabulous experience."
Image source, handoutFive things from Oxfordshirepublished at 13:45 BST 12 April 2019
A collection of stories and videos from Oxfordshire this week.
Read MoreHMS Dragon arrives in Portsmouthpublished at 12:36 BST 12 April 2019
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End of X postThe Flying Scotsman leaves Dorsetpublished at 12:11 BST 12 April 2019
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End of X postMan wrongly told he had colon cancerpublished at 11:59 BST 12 April 2019
The patient was given someone else's results, and spent four months believing he was seriously ill.
Read MoreMissing man found after helicopter searchpublished at 11:41 BST 12 April 2019
Officers searching for a missing Weymouth man say he has been found.
Marcus Williams, 41, went missing from an address in Everest Road just before 06:00 BST.
He was located in Weymouth by officers, assisted by a police helicopter.
HMS Dragon returns to Portsmouthpublished at 10:46 BST 12 April 2019
The drugbusting Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon sails back into Portsmouth this morning.
During her seven-month deployment to the Gulf the Type 45 destroyer carried out nine successful drug raids on smugglers, seizing more than 18 tonnes of narcotics.
The Navy said it was the greatest drugs haul by one of its units in recorded history, with an estimated street value of £200m.
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