Witness the action-packed adventures of a medical student has he navigates the corridors of a learning institute and healing facility. Ooh, hark at the drama as he talks to fellow students about life navigating the corridors of a learning institute
Jeez, pumped-up drugs squad members are a real grumpy bunch. Gruff, shouty, intolerant. In the words of Vince Vega, a please would be nice. But hell, pleasantries obviously don't get the job done, and our hero here has several slightly-top-down
So a little beardy man with a large papery head has had his girlfriend nicked by a large villain. And after some trouble tracking down the mean-boots (and following some less-than-enthusiastic words from the subject of his pursuit), old whisker
THE Swans hit a bit of turbulence on their A Division visit to Nea Meadows – which is more renowned for low-flying ducks. Swanmore evaded the duck thanks to a last-ditch stand by Viv Mansell (17-16). Highcliffe’s heroines were Rosemary Sullivan
PIRATES duo Greg Hancock and Darcy Ward battled out a thrilling finish to the Latvian Grand Prix last night – with the American prevailing to claim his first gold medal of the season. Hancock, who recently teamed up with Ward at Wimborne Road,
MANAGER Steve Cuss expressed his “disappointment” after Wimborne Town had suffered an opening-day defeat at the hands of Southern League Division One South & West rivals Yate Town. Magpies, who spent heavily on bolstering their playing resources
BOSS Tom Killick watched Poole Town make a winning start to life back in the Southern Premier Division and then saluted evergreen defender Lamin Dibba. Goals from new signing Carl Pettefer and Steve Devlin saw Dolphins battle back following Greg
BOSS Ken Vaughan saw Bournemouth Poppies earn an FA Cup windfall and then admitted he had been “pleasantly surprised” to discover the size of the purse for this extra preliminary round tie. Aaron Corby’s penalty – Poppies’ first goal of the season
FIRST it rained, then it poured. This game had the lot. For 40 minutes, there was little sign of what was to develop into an epic, fiery duel. The weather had been just about the most notable factor in an untidy, hard-fought opening. But
A MAN died after developing an antibiotics-resistant infection foll-owing a routine procedure at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, an inquest heard. Desmond Hulland, from Bournemouth, underwent a successful fourth procedure to remove his gallstones
“There’s a lot of mess and paint in here,” warns my guide, Claire Mann, as she prepares to usher me into the hallowed space. She’s not wrong there; the place is plastered with chalky white dust, there are blob-covered rafters, long-hardened red
A COUPLE who stole thousands of pounds of inheritance from a relative with learning disabilities to buy expensive motorbikes and cars have been jailed. The actions of Jane Martin, 51, and Steven Collins, 53, were described as “despicable” by a
