Here's a round-up of what you might have missed if you were working, busy or away over the weekend.

Bournemouth Echo:

A man was found lying seriously injured in a Boscombe street. Police, who initially believed he had been assaulted, now say they are keeping an open mind and continuing to investigate.

Bournemouth Echo:

Manager Eddie Howe insisted Saturday's Championship results made “no difference whatsoever” ahead of Cherries’ Sky-televised showdown with Bolton on Monday.

Hundreds of Cherries fans queued outside the Goldsands Stadium for the chance to get their hands on tickets for the match against Charlton Athletic next Saturday, May 2. One fan was offered £1,000 for his two tickets, which he declined. 

Bournemouth Echo:

There was heartbreak for Poole Town in their Southern League title shootout with Corby Town on Saturday after the visitors sealed a 3-2 victory nine minutes from time. The Dolphins will now enter the play-offs and host St Neots Town on Tuesday at Tatnam. See all the pictures in a gallery here 

Convicted sex offender Stephen Munden, 54, who went on the run after climbing a fence at a secure hospital in Hampshire handed himself into police on Sunday. 

Bournemouth Echo:

"Invigorating, uplifting and supremely talented, Bellowhead rocked the concert hall at the Lighthouse with their cool but infectious style of folk music."

In other live shows, Paul Merton impressed with his Impro Chums tour at the BIC on Saturday night, while comedian Stewart Lee appeared at Lighthouse Poole. 

Bournemouth Echo:

Thousands of young people from across Bournemouth, Poole and Purbeck took part in Scout parades on Sunday to commemorate St George's Day. See all the pictures in a gallery here

The owners of cosmetics firm Lush and the boss of a Bournemouth-based loans company were named in the Sunday Times Magazine Rich List 2015. 

Bournemouth Echo: Some of the runners from the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch area who are taking part in this year's London marathon gather at the Littledown Centre.

Scores of runners from across Dorset were among the thousands pounding the streets in the London Marathon on Sunday.

Bournemouth Echo: Captain Ernest Tait, a dental officer in the Gallipoli Campaign and grandfather of Echo photographer Richard Crease

Relatives of those who fought in Gallipoli took part in the commemorations marking 100 years since the campaign began. 

Firefighters spent 16-hours battling a blaze at a waste site near Ringwood.