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Posted on August 27, 2026August 27, 2026

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  • Crocombe takes hat-trick for Sussex against Somerset August 27, 2026
    Henry Crocombe takes a hat-trick for Sussex as Somerset's hopes of a first ever County Championship title take a hit at Hove.
  • Periods study to create world's largest biobank August 27, 2026
    The study is being carried out by researchers at the University of Bristol and University of Exeter.
  • Rescue trucks stuck in sea after child rescue August 27, 2026
    The crew were rescuing a child who was trapped in the mud with an incoming tide.
  • 'People are suffering in silence from hidden crime' August 27, 2026
    More than 1.7 million people are in debt to a loan sharks across the UK.
  • Former railway line named Britain's favourite path August 27, 2026
    The traffic-free route has been maintained by volunteers since the railway closed in the late 1960s.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Crocombe takes hat-trick for Sussex against Somerset August 27, 2026
    Henry Crocombe takes a hat-trick for Sussex as Somerset's hopes of a first ever County Championship title take a hit at Hove.
  • Periods study to create world's largest biobank August 27, 2026
    The study is being carried out by researchers at the University of Bristol and University of Exeter.
  • Rescue trucks stuck in sea after child rescue August 27, 2026
    The crew were rescuing a child who was trapped in the mud with an incoming tide.
  • 'People are suffering in silence from hidden crime' August 27, 2026
    More than 1.7 million people are in debt to a loan sharks across the UK.
  • Former railway line named Britain's favourite path August 27, 2026
    The traffic-free route has been maintained by volunteers since the railway closed in the late 1960s.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Red Arrows to perform flypast after cancelled display August 27, 2026
    The Red Arrows will perform a flypast over Lyme Regis after pulling out of a display.
  • New breathalyser takes evidence sample on roadside August 27, 2026
    Dorset Police is among the first forces to roll out the new infrared breathalyser technology.
  • Friends died in 50C desert valley hike near Dubai August 27, 2026
    Aran Martinson and Cassius Newton are reported missing during a trek in sweltering temperatures.
  • Teenager has hand in Punch and Judy's future August 27, 2026
    William Vaughan, 16, says in the current adaptations Judy "doesn't really get hit at all".
  • Club cancels water activities due to E. coli spike August 27, 2026
    Samples taken by volunteers find "alarmingly" high levels of E. coli at Christchurch Harbour.
  • Bournemouth host Lincoln in EFL Cup third round August 26, 2026
    Liverpool face Tottenham in the third round of the EFL Cup, Manchester United play Brighton and Manchester City draw Norwich.
  • Impact of Dolly Parton's UK children's book scheme praised August 26, 2026
    A former Reading MP says he believes the town was the second place in the UK to receive the books.
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