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Read MoreThe body of Gerald Pragnell, 66, was found in woodland in Southampton on Saturday evening.
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Image source, GoogleSeven people were rescued by lifeboats when fire broke out in a waterside industrial unit in Poole.
Lifeboat volunteers helped evacuate the building in West Quay Road while crews tackled the blaze.
Six fire engines were called to the blaze at 14:30 on Saturday.
Some of those rescued were treated for the effects of breathing smoke.
Image source, DWFRSA fire which wrecked a thatched cottage near Dorchester on Friday was caused by sparks from a wood burner, an investigation has found.
The holiday rental house in Affpuddle was destroyed in the blaze.
James Wade follows his European Championship win with victory at the World Series of Darts Finals in Vienna.
Read MorePolice are keen to speak to anyone who witnessed an altercation outside a pub in Wimborne.
Read MoreA number of people got out safely after they were alerted by a passer-by who spotted smoke in the roof.
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Image source, GoogleA pet dog trying to get into a rubbish bin on a cooker turned on the hob causing a fire in a kitchen.
Crews were called after a plastic bin on top of a cooker caught fire at a property off Bayswater Road in Headington, Oxfordshire, on Saturday.
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A barn full of hay has been wrecked by fire.
Crews were called to the barn in Totton late on Sunday.
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Lynne French
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Condor has cancelled today's fast ferry services between the Channel Islands and Poole.
The ferry company says Condor Liberation needs to sail to her annual dry dock sooner than planned to avoid Storm Oscar.
Image source, Condor FerriesIt's apologising to passengers and offering to help with alternative travel arrangements,
The RNLI crew scrambled to scene after seeing a large plume of smoke rising above Poole.
Read MoreFara Williams scores twice as Reading comfortably beat Bristol City in the Women's Super League.
Read MoreArij Altai was forced to stay behind in Southampton after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Read MoreLewis Bennett now faces a charge of unlawful killing "without malice".
Read MoreA man is charged with attempted murder after a woman suffered serious head injuries.
Read MorePolice began searching for the victim after he disappeared suddenly on Thursday.
Read MoreA 12-hour away day round trip, an afternoon to forget for one goalkeeper and an inspired comeback contributes to a fine day in the EFL.
Read MoreThree goals in eight second-half minutes sees Scunthorpe fight back to claim a point in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Oxford.
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