A family of North American black bears at a Bedfordshire safari park have been spotted playing on an icy lake as they embraced the cold weather.

An Evacuation Order is mandatory: you shall leave immediately due to imminent danger (e.g., wildfire or flood). Ignoring this puts lives at risk and may interfere with emergency efforts. An Evacuation ...

The Daily Mirror leads on the stabbing of a nurse at an A&E department in Greater Manchester, with the woman in her 50s fighting for her life because one man allegedly became “angry about having to ...

Temperatures are set to rise to double figures on Monday as the country’s bitter cold snap comes to an end – and the thaw could lead to some flooding. As temperatures move above 0C, ice and snow will ...

Rachel Reeves starts the week facing further pressure after a gloomy warning from some of Britain’s top executives. A survey of UK chief financial officers (CFOs) by consultancy Deloitte found a net ...

BOURNEMOUTH town centre land is being sold off by developers with an expected price tag of £2million. Land at Richmond Gardens is being auctioned off by the owner and is being marketed by London-based ...

Private parking companies have pledged to update their code of conduct after legal action was launched against a driver for taking more than five minutes to pay for using a car park.

THE Cherries will go for it in the FA Cup this season, boss Andoni Iraola said. Iraola’s side cruised through to the fourth round of the historic competition with a 5-1 win over West Brom.

Owner Hannah Cullen said the now 15-month-old black cockapoo disappeared from her back garden and has not been seen since.

CELEBRATIONS are underway after a Bournemouth school received a positive Ofsted rating. Oak Academy says it is an institution built on its motto of kindness, respect, excellence, and courage.

The Cherries recruitment team are looking at options to bring in a striker on loan this month after Evanilson and Enes Unal were ruled out ...

Uncertainty caused by the new Trump administration in the US could see green energy investors divert to Scotland and the UK, the Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has said.