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'Adventure stays' plan for arson attack estate
A former rave scene promoter has bought a Grade l-listed mansion which was gutted in a fire.
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'Adventure stays' plan for arson attack estate
A former rave scene promoter has bought a Grade l-listed mansion which was gutted in a fire.
Fewer than 0.1% of unmasked train passengers fined
Police said enforcement in the form of fixed penalty notices was only used as a "last resort".
'Divisive' Cold War Steve artwork covered up
One side of a 25-metre windbreak will not be shown as a council objects to its political scenes.
Black people 25 times more likely to be stopped
The police and crime commissioner said the figures had been Dorset Police's "Achilles' heel".
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The Vamps guitarist speaks out against bullying
James McVey has joined a campaign to raise awareness of bullying in schools across the country.
Coronavirus: Cases confirmed in Dorset
The breakdown of the number of Covid-19 cases across the county.
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'Adventure stays' plan for arson attack estate
A former rave scene promoter has bought a Grade l-listed mansion which was gutted in a fire.
Fewer than 0.1% of unmasked train passengers fined
Police said enforcement in the form of fixed penalty notices was only used as a "last resort".
'Divisive' Cold War Steve artwork covered up
One side of a 25-metre windbreak will not be shown as a council objects to its political scenes.
Black people 25 times more likely to be stopped
The police and crime commissioner said the figures had been Dorset Police's "Achilles' heel".
Video 2 minutes 15 seconds
The Vamps guitarist speaks out against bullying
James McVey has joined a campaign to raise awareness of bullying in schools across the country.
Coronavirus: Cases confirmed in Dorset
The breakdown of the number of Covid-19 cases across the county.
Fewer than 0.1% of unmasked train passengers fined
Police said enforcement in the form of fixed penalty notices was only used as a "last resort".
'Divisive' Cold War Steve artwork covered up
One side of a 25-metre windbreak will not be shown as a council objects to its political scenes.
Black people 25 times more likely to be stopped
The police and crime commissioner said the figures had been Dorset Police's "Achilles' heel".
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Coronavirus: Confirmed cases in Dorset
The latest number of cases of Covid-19 has been confirmed as 1,902 in Dorset.
The figure is up by 13 cases since Thursday.
The breakdown of figures by local authority area is:
Dorset - 757
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 1,145
The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.
The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.
Data as of Friday 25 September.
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