BBC investigation reveals extent of 'cuckooing' in the South
Sewage pipe bursts on the A35 in New Forest
Dorset residents raise money to buy home for Syrian refugees
Ex-teacher jailed for child sex abuse
Day three of Royal Ascot
Missing Oxford girl found
Updates from Thursday 22 June
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A driver needed hospital treatment after an argument with a cyclist in Oxford turned violent.
It happened in Walton Street at about 18:15 on Friday 9 June after the cyclist accused the driver of passing too close to him.
An argument broke out which the 36-year-old driver filmed, and his hand was grabbed and twisted. It caused ligament damage to his arm which he had treated in hospital.
Thames Valley has since released a picture of a man who is believed to have vital information about the incident.
Image source, PAJoseph Storr was staying with 48-year-old Warren Duke when he stabbed his host in the neck.
Joseph Storr was staying with 48-year-old Warren Duke when he stabbed his host in the neck.
Read MorePortsmouth sign former Swindon Town defender and captain Nathan Thompson on a two-year contract.
Read MoreFormer Lord Mayor of Oxford Bill Buckingham has passed away, Oxford City Council has announced.
Mr Buckingham was a councillor for more than 40 years, and represented Rose Hill from 1991 until he retired in 2006.
He cut the ribbon at the opening of Rose Hill Community Centre last year (pictured below, left), and its ballroom is named after him.
Leader of the council Bob Price described him as a “voice of reason and experience on housing and community matters in particular”.
“He was the kindest and most generous person you could ever hope to meet”, he added.
Image source, OCCDeputy leader Ed Turner called him an “absolute legend”.
He said: “He fought to defend our freedom in the Second World War, and it always meant a lot to see Bill on Remembrance Sunday.
“He was instrumental in getting Rose Hill its first two community centres, and of course opened the third one just over a year ago.”
Wyke Coastguard has thanked passer-by who helped a woman who had fallen from her wheelchair on Weymouth seafront yesterday.
After being given first aid by beachgoers and lifeguards, she was airlifted from the beach after suffering "a lot of discomfort" when her front wheel fell off the kerb.
Image source, Wyke Coastguard CRTQuote MessageWe would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of public who gave up their time this afternoon to help a stranger. From an off-duty nurse to the holidaying couple who remained with the lady throughout, offering her shelter from the sun to managing bystanders.
Wyke Coastguard
Image source, Hampshire ConstabularyA former teacher who sexually abused young children at a summer holiday playscheme and other locations has been jailed for 11 years.
Michael Gibbons, 27, of Dickens Way, Yateley, admitted 16 counts of abuse against seven boys and girls, aged as young as four.
He pleaded guilty at Winchester Crown Court in April to nine sexual assaults, including two at Farnborough Leisure Centre while he was employed as a play worker.Gibbons, who also worked with children with special needs and adults with learning disabilities, further admitted one count of oral rape, four counts of inciting children to engage in sexual activity and two attempted sexual assaults.
BBC Sport
Great Britain's Land Rover BAR Academy have won the Youth America's Cup.
The Portsmouth-based British team came second in the final race of the event to finish on 50 points, two points ahead of defending champions NZL Sailing Team.
Switzerland's Team Tilt finished third in the competition, in which teams are comprised of 18 to 24 year olds.
"These young talents are the superstars of the future," said event director Roman Hagara. "They're going to take the sport to the next level."
Image source, Landrover BARBBC Sport
England seamer James Anderson, who took 3-5 on the third evening, finished with figures of 4-20 as the Red Rose skittled Hampshire for 168 on day four.
The visitors had resumed on 50-5, still trailing by 148, and were unable to make Lancashire bat again.
Dane Vilas' 244 had put the home team in control earlier in the match.
Alex Davies and Ryan McLaren also chipped in with centuries to give Lancashire a big first-innings lead, but it was their impressive bowling display in Hampshire's second innings that ensured victory.
Image source, PAPolice in Portsmouth have issued a warning after a number of teenagers were taken to hospital having taken tablets, believed to be diazepam.
The group of boys and girls aged 13-15 shared the tranquilliser at Kingston recreation ground on Wednesday evening and admitted to Queen Alexandra hospital in the early hours of this morning.
Some of those involved are still receiving treatment, others have been discharged and are recovering at home.
Quote MessageMy team is in touch with local schools to reinforce this advice to young people. We are also working with the investigation team to identify other young people who know about the tablets or have taken any themselves. Please contact us if you have any information. Anyone who has taken tablets should seek medical advice.”
Sgt Iain Clancy, Hampshire Constabulary
BBC One
How one man’s determination and ingenious invention is fulfilling his daughter’s sporting dreams.
Gary Lambert designed a boat controlled by breath to allow his daughter Natasha, who has cerebral palsy, to enjoy the freedom of sailing.
Watch more on Invented in the South on BBC One on Friday at 19:30.
Determination and ingenious invention fulfilling a 19-year-old's sporting dreams.
An update on the burst water pipe which has disrupted traffic on the A35 at Ashurst in the New Forest.
Southern Water has said it has temporarily suspended water supplies to around 60 properties as engineeers work to fix the leak.
Quote MessageOur crew have worked hard to minimise the loss of water supply to nearby properties and using specialist pressure valves they have managed to decrease the number who would be affected from several hundred to 60. Traffic management will remain in place at present for the safety of road users and our crew, and we would like to thank local residents and drivers for their patience and understanding while we carry out this emergency repair.
Southern Water statement
An academy school is hiring a director of isolations and detentions to administer "tough love" in a "purpose-built behaviour correction unit".
Magna Academy in Poole is seeking a "strong disciplinarian" for the role, which pays between £24,964 and £29,323.
A spokesman said the unit allowed the school to continue teaching disruptive students separately so no learning time was "stolen" from other pupils.
It said addressing negative behaviour helped students "become good citizens".
Image source, GoogleBrown water is gushing from the road surface, which has lifted.
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A memorial to a Red Arrows pilot who died following a display at the Bournemouth Air Festival is to be moved following a cliff landslip last year.
The sculpture in memory of Fl Lt Jon Egging has been cordoned off since the slip at East Cliff in April 2016. It is to be moved to the top of the East Cliff Zig-Zag path nearby.
Image source, Tracy JonesThe memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging was dangerously close to the cliff edge following the landslide
Quote MessageThe relocation of the sculpture to the ZigZag entrance will allow visitors to Bournemouth to continue to remember Jon and honour the teamwork and dedication of the Red Arrows.”
Dr Emma Egging, Widow of Red Arrows pilot Fl Lt Jon Egging
A driver has been caught driving at speeds of up to 146mph on the M4.
Billy James Rich pleaded guilty to drink driving and speeding.
Billy James Rich pleaded guilty to drink driving and speeding.
Read MoreDirector of Isolations and Detentions must show "tough love" in school's "behaviour correction unit".
Read MoreThe Bishop of Oxford, the Rt Rev Stephen Croft, has been asked to meet Lord Carey over allegations the church "colluded" with convicted sex abuser Peter Ball when he was archbishop.
In a statement he said: "With reference to the criticism of former Archbishop George Carey in the report, the Archbishop of Canterbury has written to Lord Carey and asked him to carefully consider his position as honorary assistant bishop.
"As I hold responsibility for granting him a licence to enable him to carry out his duties, Archbishop Justin has asked Lord Carey to talk to me and we have agreed to meet in the coming days for that conversation. In the meantime he has voluntarily agreed to step back from public ministry.”
Police say the 30-year-old biker was from Cowes.
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