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A man has been charged in connection with an assault in Blandford, Dorset.

Officers were called at 21:12 on 7 May to Damory Court Street following reports that a 31-year-old man had been assaulted.

The man was allegedly assaulted with a claw hammer and then driven at by a man in a Mercedes car.

A 30-year-old Blandford man has been charged with attempting to cause grievous bodily harm with intent, criminal damage and dangerous driving.

He is due to appear at Weymouth Magistrates’ Court on 7 January.

Police are appealing for information following a serious collision on the A27 at Farlington, Hampshire.

The collision occurred at about 14:20 GMT on Wednesday and involved six vehicles.

The driver of the one of the vehicles, a man in his 70s, sustained serious injuries.

PC Zoe Martin said: "I would also like to speak to anyone who was travelling along this route at the time of the incident, and has a dashcam fitted in their vehicle, to get in touch with us."

A 15-year-old boy has been robbed in Bournemouth by two teenagers wearing ski masks.

He was pushed off his bike on a footpath close to the Mallard Road Retail Park at Castlepoint on Monday afternoon.

Police are appealing for witnesses or anyone with information to come forward after his bike, worth £1,350, was stolen.

Two former Tesco directors have been acquitted of charges of fraud and false accounting, after the judge dismissed their case due to lack of evidence.

Chris Bush and John Scouler both denied manipulating figures that resulted in Tesco's profits being massively overstated.

A previous trial involving the pair and a third man, Carl Rogberg from Chiselhampton, Oxfordshire, was discontinued last year after he suffered a heart attack.

The prosecution says a decision will be made in due course on the charges against Mr Rogberg.

Children from Oxford charity Helen & Douglas House spent some time with their patron, The Duchess of Cornwall, decorating the Christmas tree at Clarence House today.

A fault between Poole and Wool causes long delays to journeys to and from Weymouth.

A historic seaside museum is given more space under new proposals to redevelop the site.

Bournemouth midfielder Lewis Cook will be out for between six and nine months after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.

The body of Florence Waters was found by police after she was declared a high-risk missing person.

New Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl says he wants to "get his name known in the Premier League" with the "challenge" that awaits him at St Mary's.

Gentjan Lalaj hit the surveyor working on the pavement and flung him over a wall.

Sam Clayton
BBC Radio Berkshire newsreader

O2, which has its headquarters based in Slough, has apologised to customers who are having problems with its data network.

It says its engineers are working "extremely hard" to resolve an issue with software provided by a third-party supplier, thought to be the Swedish technology firm Ericsson.

Voice calls are working OK.

Officers have released CCTV footage of a woman who may have information about an alleged assault at the Cellar nightclub in Oxford.

A female member of staff, 33, was left with a perforated eardrum after the assault which may result in permanent loss to hearing.

The assault took place at about 00:30 GMT on 20 September.

Tops Pizza avoided having its licence revoked after illegal workers were found during a immigration raid.

Three people died when a Subaru Forester towing a caravan was driven the wrong way down the motorway.

A longer runway, larger planes and more flights could double passenger numbers to five million.