Investigations are focussing on gas cylinders at the house in Poole.

Driver and passenger who died driving Subaru and caravan wrong way on M40 were from High Wycombe.

The fire service says its investigation into an explosion at a flat in Poole is focussed on gas cylinders at the property.

A man was airlifted to hospital in Bristol with serious injuries following the incident in Sterte Road.

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Police have named two people who died in a car which collided with two others as it was driven the wrong way down the M40 in South Oxfordshire.

John Norton, 80, and Olive Howard, 87, from High Wycombe, were in a car towing a caravan, which was travelling in the wrong direction on the northbound carriageway on 15 October.

The road was closed for 15 hours between junction 6 for Watlington and junction 8A for Oxford.

Another car driver, Stuart Richards, 32, from Stockport, also died.

Whitbread aims new ZIP chain at travellers on very tight budgets who are willing to sacrifice space.

A speed limit reduction on Weymouth's Preston Road has been given the go-ahead by Dorset councillors.

The decision to drop the B3155 from 50 to 40mph follows an increase in accidents on the road, including two fatalities - and five resulting in serious injuries.

The slower speed limit is expected to be put in place between the entrance to Lodmoor Country Park and Overcombe Corner.

It will cost £2,500 to implement and is expected to be ratified by the cabinet in December.

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Hundreds of people join the search for Sarah Wellgreen who disappeared nearly two weeks ago.

Dr David Bruce, from Bristol, claims to have shaved 15 minutes off the current men's world record.

Zandrae Smith is accused of murdering Tommy Ferris in an alleyway in Andover in April.

The 26-year-old mare had to be hauled out of the pool by firefighters in Dorset.

Blenheim Palace is preparing to host a JMW Turner exhibition - the largest to ever go on display in Oxfordshire.

The exhibition will feature early architectural paintings and engravings.

Works to go on show include a painting of one of Oxford's most picturesque streets, various lecture diagrams and many of Turner's famous artworks.

The exhibition begins in February, external.

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The body of a man has been found at Durlston Country Park in Swanage, Dorset.

Police said the 21-year-old was discovered shortly after midday yesterday.

His death is not being treated as suspicious and his next of kin have been informed.

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Erald Mema was jailed for supplying cocaine across the Midlands, Oxford and Bracknell.

The Red Falcon ran aground on Sunday, weeks after its sister ship tore yachts from their moorings.

Soldiers from Blandford Forum - who lost their lives in World War One - are being remembered on decorated rocks hidden around the town.

The names of the 117 men have been painted on the rocks so finders can go online to learn more about the person they discover.

People are being asked to post a picture of the rocks they find on the Blandford Rocks Facebook Group, external and then hide them again.

The names of the fallen servicemen from the Great War 1914-1918 are inscribed on the two war memorials on the Town Hall in the Market Place.

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A drama lecturer and sign language teacher are among 13 gold winners at the annual awards.

A poster advertising the Titanic's return voyage from New York to Europe has fetched £62,000 at auction.

It would have been displayed in New York, and most were destroyed after the liner sank on its way to the city from Southampton on 15 April 1912.

Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge described it as "one of the rarest Titanic posters in existence".

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