Southern Fail: The Musical is a new stage show, mocking the rail firm after more than a year of union disputes.

Officials say three apartment blocks in Ocean Village are not safe after a "complete loss of power".

Joe Nimmo
BBC South

Thank you for joining us again today.

We will be back at 08:00 tomorrow with all of the region's latest news, travel, sport and weather.

A GP surgery where four doctors have resigned at once has been placed in special measures.

The Beggarwood practice in Basingstoke "put patients at risk of harm", the Care Quality Commission (CQC) said.

Image source, Google

CQC inspectors who visited in February said two of the GPs felt the practice was "clinically unsafe due to staff shortages".

The four GPs are leaving the surgery in June but operator Cedar Medical said it had "adequate staffing".

A man arrested in connection with a bomb hoax at a shopping centre in Oxfordshire has been released on bail.

The Orchard Centre, in Didcot, was evacuated following a report of a suspicious item at Sainsbury's.

Image source, Google

The area remained cordoned off until lunchtime on Monday whilst police investigated the item.

Officers confirmed it was "not a danger to the public" and a 35-year-old man, from Didcot, was arrested on suspicion of making a bomb hoax.

The death of a 10-year-old boy who became tangled in a duvet cover which was being used as a curtain was an accident, a coroner has ruled.

Ashton Tuckey, who had Down's syndrome, was found by his mother who initially thought he was looking out of the window at their Isle of Wight home.

He died in hospital as a result of "compression to the neck" following the incident in Binstead, near Ryde, on 7 December 2014.

Atif Rashid
BBC News

Image source, Thames Valley Police

Thames Valley Police will feature in the Channel 4 documentary 'Catching a Killer'.

The film shows how the major crime unit solved Natalie Hemming's murder.

She was reported missing last year and found dead in woodland.

Her partner Paul Hemming was convicted of the murder and sentenced to life.

Image source, Thames Valley Police

Jo Beverley, Natalie’s sister said: “If this documentary stops one more child losing their mother and one more family having to go through this nightmare then it has been worth every second."

Det Supt Simon Steel said: “The documentary is deeply moving and highlights the issues of domestic abuse. While tragically this became a murder investigation, it shows the efforts the force made to find Natalie for her family."

It will air tonight at 21:00 BST.

A teenager arrested over a "rogue" batch of ecstasy on the Isle of Wight has been released, police have said.

The 16-year-old boy from Shanklin had been held on suspicion of supplying class A drugs after two teenagers were hospitalised.

Hampshire Constabulary said the boy had been released from custody but remained under investigation.

Image source, Hampshire Constabulary

A girl, aged 14, and a 15-year-old-boy were taken to hospital on Tuesday night but have since been released.

Adam Whitty
BBC South

What's would be the perfect addition to a boiling hot day in half term week?

That's right, no water.

Residents of Burghfield and Mortimer have been without water for most of the day after an issue with a water pump nearby, say Thames Water.

I've been speaking to some residents who have come down to a playing field in Mortimer to pick up bottles of fresh water put on by the water company to tide them over.

There were a few grumbles, but mostly this was a perfect example of British stoicism. Thames Water's staff have been polite and are literally handing water out by the gallon.

The use of a local Facebook group has also been very helpful in informing people of the situation.

It is thought the red tablets in the "rogue batch" may contain ketamine or methamphetamine.

Police have released CCTV images, external of four men they would like to speak to in connection with a robbery in Earley.

At about 23:00 on 18 May, the suspects entered Tesco Express on Silverdale Road, assaulted a member of staff and stole a quantity of cash.

Image source, TVP

Image source, TVP

Image source, TVP

Image source, TVP

They left on foot in the direction of Wokingham Road via Maiden Erlegh Drive and it is believed they might have been picked up by a vehicle.

The male member of staff was taken to hospital and has since been discharged.

Detective Constable Steven Martin said: "I'd also like to speak to two customers who were in the store just before the offence took place who may be witnesses. They are believed to be a man at 10.57pm who left in a car, and a woman at 10.59pm who left on her bike."

The author of The Lord of the Rings came up with the story after returning from the Somme.

A musical has been written, using the experiences of commuters' misery over more than a year of strikes on Southern rail.

Southern Fail: The Musical, which is written and performed by commuters, will be premiered at this weekend's Brighton Fringe Festival.

Supermarket chain Morrisons has been fined £55,000 for food hygiene offences, including selling mouldy pork pies at its store in Fleet, Hampshire.

Hundreds of Thames Valley Police officers pay tribute to 36-year-old PC Gareth Browning.

Crews are at the scene of a garage fire in Bournemouth that has spread to two neighbouring properties.

Four crews are tackling the blaze in Shelbourne Road which was reported at about 13:00 BST.

The fire service said there were no reports of any injuries or anyone inside.

BBC Oxford's political reporter Bethan Phillips asked some older voters why they think pensioners are more likely to vote than the young.

Here are their theories...