It's 20 years since plans for the "eyesore" Imax cinema were revealed for Bournemouth seafront.

The cinema was opened in 2002, nearly three years behind schedule, but then closed just three years later.

It was voted one of the UK's most hated buildings in 2005 on Channel 4's Demolition.

The building was finally demolished in 2013.

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Hayling Ferry in Hampshire has been taken out of service for "urgent repairs".

A message on the ferry website said it would update customers this afternoon.

The ferry terminals, at Hayling Island and Portsmouth, were added to local bus routes in September as part of a trial to try to boost passenger numbers.

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Sixteen sheets of asbestos have been found illegally dumped in woodland near a lay-by at Nethercote, Oxfordshire.

The fly-tipped material was hidden near Blacklocks Hill in the first week of October, Cherwell District Council said.

The council said the concealment showed a "callous element of premeditation".

The crash, involving a Aprilia Dorsoduro motorbike and a Volvo, happened on the A327 in Eversley.

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The body of a man has been found this morning in a park in Reading.

Thames Valley Police said it was currently on the scene at Prospect Park, near to Tilehurst Road and Water Road.

A police statement said: "Sadly, the body of a man has been discovered. The death is currently being treated as unexplained."

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A 13-year-old schoolgirl needed surgery after she was attacked by three boys who rode a bike over her foot.

Thames Valley Police said the assault happened near Drake Avenue, Didcot, at about 15:25 BST on 23 July.

The girl was approached by three boys wearing St Birinus School uniforms as she walked through an alleyway.

They threatened her, pushed her to the ground and one ran over her foot with his bicycle, police said.

BBC News visited travellers on two sites to discuss councils spending thousands on clear-up costs.

Five months after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex wed, is Windsor excited about its second big event?

Darran Walker died in a head-on collision driving the wrong way on a motorway slip road.

South Western and the RMT union are in a long-running dispute over the future role of train guards.

A policeman was kicked in the face, external as he tried to break up a "large scale" fight in Witney.

Thames Valley Police officers were called to a disturbance, involving a large group of teenagers, in Burwell Hall car park in Thorney Leys on Saturday night.

One officer was hit while he was on the ground detaining a teenager for public order offences.

A 14-year-old boy, from Witney, has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police, while a 15-year-old and 17-year-old were arrested for other offences. They've all been released under investigation.

The man behind a tweet about an 18th century drawing of a chicken in trousers that went viral said the story "had to go on the internet".

The illustrations have caught the eye of JK Rowling, who tweeted , externalabout including the tales in her next novel.

The doodles, found in an archive of books, were tweeted by the Museum of English Rural Life (Merl), external, Berkshire.

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The book was owned by "someone called Richard Beale, from Biddenden, Kent".

Adam Koszary, who runs social media for the museum, told BBC Radio Berkshire: "Richard was clearly getting quite bored of mathematics. I was looking through it and thought, 'is that a chicken in trousers'?"

Desmond Young, from Liphook, and was injured while eating or drinking hot liquid.

A council development aiming to market affordable homes is releasing the last two blocks of apartments for sale on 42 apartments in Bicester.

Cherwell District Council said the sale of the first two blocks in Gardener's Close attracted huge interest from local first-time buyers, and a further 20 one and two-bedroom apartments are available from Monday.

The apartments can be purchased under the government's shared ownership scheme, with one-bedroom properties starting at £180,000 that can be bought with a 50% share.

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A couple accused of being in National Action gave their child the middle name Adolf, a court hears.

The former US presidential nominee takes a dim view of a decision to back Hungary against an EU censure.

Hampshire release three players at the end of their contracts while opener Ollie Soames is offered a professional deal.