Bournemouth defender Steve Cook will strive to keep improving even after a player of the year award-winning season.

A woman with learning difficulties has accosted Theresa May while the prime minister was on a walkabout in an Oxfordshire market.

 "I'm angry because I've no carer," she told Mrs May.

We've spoken to the manufacturer of the Cowes Floating Bridge which broke down on Sunday. Cars were also filmed scraping their bumpers while disembarking the new vessel.

Managing director of Pembroke-based Mainstay Marine Stewart Graves said the new vessel was still in a "shakedown" period with engineering work and staff training continuing before the official handover next month.

Sunday's breakdown was blamed on a a "minor electrical fault" which has been fixed.

Three mortuary workers, on sick leave since February, are likely to have been poisoned by fumes from chemicals in poorly-designed drains, a Bournemouth council report says.

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Prime Minister Theresa May has been out and about in Oxfordshire, where she got a mixed reception from some locals.

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A petition calling for a statue of biscuit magnate George Palmer to be returned to Reading town centre has gathered hundreds of signatures. 

George Palmer was co-founder of Reading company Huntley & Palmers, one of the largest biscuit manufacturers in the world in the late 1800s. 

Reading was known as 'Biscuit Town' until production ceased in 1970.

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A devout Quaker and philanthropist, Mr Palmer gifted Palmer Park to Reading and served as the town's mayor and MP. 

The Grade II listed memorial was moved from Broad Street to Palmer Park in the 1930s as it was impeding traffic. 

The road is now pedestrianised and Reading blogger Peter Robinson has launched a campaign to re-instate it.

The council said it could not comment as it was yet to receive the petition.  

The Isle of Wight Council has released a statement on the new floating bridge which has been suspended after it broke down on Sunday, a day after its first crossing carrying vehicles and passengers between Cowes and East Cowes:

"The electrical fault that caused issues on Sunday has since been identified and fixed. 

"It was anticipated that during the first couple of weeks, that there would be a few minor issues to be ironed out, some of which could not be identified until the vessel was back in service and in full use.

"During the preceding week, the new vessel underwent testing, including trips across the river Medina, embarkation and disembarkation with vehicles.

"We would encourage all vehicle users to drive slowly on to and off of the floating bridge." 

BBC reporter Charlotte Westgate, who witnessed yesterday's crash landing at the Abingdon Air and Country Show, has said the pilot "should be applauded".

Organisers said the man was conscious after a "safe crash landing" and was taken to hospital shortly after 14:30 BST.   

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Ms Westgate said the aircraft "got very close to the ground and then hit the ground with quite a thud. The wheels hadn't been down. The pilot was clearly in control, he knew what he was doing." 

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has confirmed it has launched an inquiry into what caused the crash.

A fault with a drying cupboard heater is blamed for the fire in the unoccupied building.

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Peter Thompson, from Bournemouth, completed each run in a different country.

Theresa May has promised a "new deal for workers" if the Conservatives win the general election.

On a visit to Oxford, the Prime Minister promised to keep all workers' rights currently guaranteed by EU law, put worker representation on company boards and protect pensions.

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Labour said Mrs May was "taking working people for fools" while Liberal Democrat Vince Cable said it was "clear they aren't the party of workers' rights".

Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley described the Conservatives' pitch to workers as "almost laughable".

Reading boss Jaap Stam expects Fulham to pose another tough challenge in their play-off semi-final second leg.

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After resuming crossings earlier this morning, the new Cowes chain ferry has been suspended.

It suffered a technical fault on Sunday - a day after its first crossings carrying passengers and cars.

An exhibition marking the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's death has gone on display in Winchester.

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It features writings from the novelist's teenage years and the original ending she wrote for her book Persuasion. 

About 80 items are on display, including artwork, letters, clothing and portraits - including one not seen in public for more than 40 years, 

The exhibition takes place at The Gallery in Winchester Discovery Centre - a few miles from Austen's birthplace of Steventon - until 24 July.

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Kumar Sangakkara's unbeaten 124 helps Surrey to beat Hampshire and keep alive their One-Day Cup qualification hopes.

Jason Kingsley, the boss of games firm Rebellion, lives his life according to the rules of a medieval knight's chivalric code of honour.

Theresa May is on a general election campaign visit to Oxford.

The Prime Minister has been talking to staff at TechPixies, a group which runs skills courses for mothers who want to return to work.

Emergency crews were called to tackle a blaze at one of their own fire stations, external. 

Fire broke out in the drying room at Alresford Fire Station - a retained station - on Sunday morning. 

It is thought the blaze was caused by a fault with the drying cupboard heater on the ground floor. 

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No one was injured in the incident but the building, which is also used by Hampshire Constabulary, was left without power.

Back-up generators have been brought in to enable police and fire crews to continue working as normal.

Video footage shows cars scraping the slipway as they disembarked from the Cowes chain ferry on Saturday - its first day in service. 

The £4.6m Floating Bridge replaced on old vessel that had crossed between Cowes and East Cowes for 40 years. 

However, with excited crowds gathered to watch the first crossing, cars with low front bumpers appeared to struggle to disembark without striking the vehicle ramp.

The new Cowes Floating Bridge is back in service after breaking down yesterday - a day after its launch.