After a friend asked for help, officers turned up and allowed children to play inside the riot van.

The draining of lakes at Blenheim Palace reveals a series of hidden rooms.

He's been hailed as the doctor who can talk to the dead.

Over the course of his 25 year career Dr Richard Shepherd has examined over 20,000 bodies in his role as one of Britain's leading forensic pathologists, worked on such high profile cases as the death of Princess Diana, the 7/7 bombings and the Hungerford shooting.

He visited the town the night after the incident, and was one of the first people to examine the killer - Michael Ryan.

Dr Richard Shepherd:

"Hungerford was shut down, there were road blocks and nobody was coming in or out and I was told to stop off just off the motorway.

"This town that I could imagine being really lively on a warm August evening was utterly dead, nothing moved around at all.

"There were bodies in cars, and bodies lying on the street.

"We went off through the town stopping to look at some of the bodies, and it became clear that I couldn't do anything that night - I needed proper postmortem facilities."

A review found no-one inquired how the couple from Shanklin had been coping with worsening health.

The teenager is being questioned after a 56-year-old man was found dead in a house on Monday.

The County Championship will see three teams promoted and one relegated next year to create a 10-team top tier from 2020.

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Bournemouth booked their place in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals after edging out Championship side Norwich City.

Junior Stanislas put the Cherries ahead when he cut in from the left and hit an unstoppable right-foot shot.

Norwich improved after the break and equalised when winger Onel Hernandez netted from a tight angle.

But the visitors were level for only two minutes as they failed to clear a corner and Cherries defender Steve Cook hammered home from 12 yards.

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Work to rebuild a popular cliff path at Highcliffe in Dorset, which was closed following safety concerns, will start next month.

The zig-zag path, which runs down to the beach has been shut since spring last year. Christchurch Borough Council initially said it couldn't afford to repair it, but following a campaign by residents, it agreed to fund the work. It's hoped it'll now reopen in April.

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Ambulance, police, fire and healthcare staff suffer serious injury, verbal abuse, spitting and biting, and sexual assault.

It employs about 2,700 people in IT-related roles with almost 2,000 of those jobs in Leeds.

Mole Road in Sindlesham, near Wokingham, is blocked after a lorry having tipped over on to it side, knocking a car onto its side in the process.

South Central Ambulance Service said both drivers sustained minor injuries.

"Adorable, beautiful" Darcy-May Elm, four, was killed in a two-car crash on the A40 on Saturday.

Companion bus passes for disabled passengers who have difficulty travelling alone will continue to be accepted on buses in Reading.

The council had been considering scrapping the passes, which allow free bus journeys for those travelling with Access Pass holders, to save money - but after consultation, it now won't continue with the plan.

However it is still considering whether to only allow free weekday travel from 09:30 until 23:00 or scrapping free travel on ReadiBus services entirely for Access Pass holders.

Bob Seely says three firms operating to the Isle of Wight need to explain their poor performance.

Six men plead guilty to violent disorder during a brawl at Goodwood races in West Sussex.

Conservative MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole, Michael Tomlinson has told a budget debate in the House of Commons that rich people get married and stay together while poor people don't.

He said marriage appears to be disappearing in Government policy-making and insisted more money should be spent on preventing family breakdown.

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Havant & Waterlooville ended an eight-match winless run in spectacular style with a resounding 7-0 victory over 10-man Maidenhead, who had goalkeeper Carl Pentney sent off and had no substitute keeper on the bench.

Alfie Rutherford, Tyler Cordner, Alex Bradley, Rory Williams and Alfie Pavey wre all on the scoresheet for the Hampshire side in the National League match.

The Isle of Wight's troubled floating bridge is back in service this morning after repair work following a broken prow chain.

The chain ferry has been out of service since Wednesday and the council had initially said the service would be operational on Monday.

A replacement launch operated for foot passengers while the ferry was out of action, while vehicles have to make a 12-mile (19km) round trip by road.

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An eye doctor is warning of the dangers of eye infections which can be caused by "spooky" cosmetic lenses popular at Halloween.

Parwez Hossain, a consultant ophthalmologist at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, said people using the lenses as fancy dress accessories were "largely unaware" of the risks of poor hygiene.

He has spoken out following a recent rise in severe corneal infections related to overall contact lens use and warned of "grave concerns" if partygoers do not heed safety advice.