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Friday 24th May
Mis-selling victims awarded £350,000
11AM - BBC NewsThe owners of a Bournemouth hotel are to be repaid nearly £350,000 after their bank mis-sold them an interest-rate swap arrangement.
Brian May to speak at badger meeting
11AM - BBC NewsFormer Queen guitarist and vice-president of the RSPCA Dr Brian May is among the speakers at a public meeting in Dorset about the forthcoming badger cull.
Thursday 23rd May
VIDEO: Bournemouth 1943 air raid remembered
10PM - BBC NewsA memorial to victims of a World War II bombing raid on Bournemouth 70 years ago has been unveiled.
Bomb site air raid memorial unveiled
2PM - BBC NewsA memorial to people who died in a World War II air raid in Bournemouth 70 years ago is unveiled.
South West Water in £60m investment
11AM - BBC NewsSouth West Water is to invest £60m in its infrastructure, including sewers and treatment works, and services, managers say.
Air raid memorial to be unveiled
8AM - BBC NewsA memorial to people who died in a World War II air raid in Bournemouth 70 years ago is being unveiled.
Wednesday 22nd May
Jury considers footballers' verdict
6PM - BBC NewsA jury retires to consider its verdict in the trial of a Bournemouth footballer and three of his former Brighton team-mates accused of sexual assault.
Home town funeral for Olympic sailor
5PM - BBC NewsOlympic sailing champion Andrew Simpson's funeral will be held in Sherborne, the Royal Yachting Association confirms.
Canister explosion at campsite
4PM - BBC NewsFour people are injured in a gas explosion at a Chickerell holiday park.
Canister explosion at camping park
2PM - BBC NewsFour people are injured in a gas explosion at a Chickerell holiday park.
Biker killed in B3081 collision
9AM - BBC NewsA motorcyclist dies in a crash with a van on the B3081 at Horton near Wimborne.
Fifty-five beaches meet new rules
8AM - BBC NewsFifty five beaches in England meet tough new EU standards on water quality to achieve Blue Flag awards.
Tuesday 21st May
Bournemouth post £3.4m loss for 2012
7PM - BBC NewsChampionship-bound AFC Bournemouth report a loss of £3.4m for the financial year ending July 2012.
Concert hall revamp decision delayed
3PM - BBC NewsA decision on plans to redevelop Bournemouth's former Winter Gardens site is deferred for a month.
South West Water security checked
3PM - BBC NewsMI5 visits South West Water to examine how supplies are being kept safe from attack.
MI5 checks South West Water security
2PM - BBC NewsMI5 visits South West Water to examine how supplies are being kept safe from attack.
VIDEO: Time-lapse of Imax cinema demolition
12PM - BBC NewsThe end of one of the UK's 'most hated' buildings
Girl, 12, falls off coastal path
8AM - BBC NewsA 12-year-old girl is rescued after she slipped and fell off a coastal path near Dancing Ledge, in Dorset.
Monday 20th May
'Raped' soldier's inquest date set
4PM - BBC NewsA new inquest into the death of a military police officer who was found hanged after accusing two colleagues of raping her is to be heard in February.
Man jailed for Cambodia sex offences
1PM - BBC NewsA Bournemouth man is sentenced at the Old Bailey to 21 months in prison for child sex offences in Cambodia.
Nine marathons run for killed PCs
12PM - BBC NewsA police officer runs from Greater Manchester to Bournemouth in memory of murdered PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.
Concert hall site £150m revamp plans
9AM - BBC NewsRevised plans for a £150m redevelopment of Bournemouth's Winter Gardens site are put to councillors.
Artist's coastal painting marathon
8AM - BBC NewsAfter 12-months and 364 paintings, an artist creates his final work of art on the South West Coast Path.
Sunday 19th May
Former rail line footpath extended
10AM - BBC NewsA new three-mile section of footpath built on the former Somerset and Dorset railway line opens.
Saturday 18th May
Freedom parade for frigate's crew
11AM - BBC NewsThe company of a Royal Navy frigate will exercise its freedom parade through the borough which bears its name.
