15/06/2014 South Today

Police have, this afternoon, named the victim at the centre of a murder

Belinda Dalby, 26, was found dead at a homeless shelter in Millbrook

Officers are continuing to puestion a 30`year`old man

At least 12 fire engines have tackled

Crews, from across the county, fought the blaze in Ferndown,

Brigade investigators are not treating it as suspicious.

Two sailors had a lucky esc`pe this weekend when their inflatable dinghy

was struck by a chain ferry, throwing them into the water.

One of the men was sucked under the chain link ferry at Sandbanks,

Portland Coastguard and several lifeboats were hnvolved

They were the few who have achieved so much.

This weekend a Spitfire plane has been in the skies over

It is in honour of five past pupils who all went on

Family members of the men were invited to see

A breathtaking display, in the skies over the school.

Earlier, there was a service to remember the phlots.

Three ` Squadron Leader John Sample, Squadron Leader Jefferson Wddgwood,

and Squadron Leader Robert Woodward ` were killed in action.

The other two led remarkabld lives ` Air Vice Marshal Stanley Vincent

commanded the RAF in Burma `nd had also flown in the First World War.

He used to say he was terrified in the Great War, as pilots

in the Royal Flying Corp only lasted about four to five weeks.

That seems to me to be supreme bravery.

Flying Officer Jeffrey Quill was a celebrated test pilot who helped

He had had to leave the Air Force in order to get that job.

But then he desperately wanted to get back into the Air Force in order

He felt it very deeply that so many people had been killed.

He was just one of the very lucky ones who survived.

His love of aviation was born at Lancing.

Being right next door to thd aerodrome, they were seeing aircraft

For small boys, it would have been immensely exciting.

Plaques like this are being presentdd to

schools and colleges across the country as a memorial to every

One of our jobs is to let the next generation know wh`t these

They turned the tide of the war in 1940.

In a place which shaped thehr lives, they are now forever remembdred

50,000 revellers at the Isld of Wight Festival have enjoxed

a weekend of great music and great weather.

The festival is widely regarded as the first of the major summdr music

events, with headline acts this year including Biffy Clyro, Red Hot Chili

With ideal tent`pitching conditions, there has been no repeat of the wet

weather that turned the event into a mud bath two years ago.

Just a different calm and relaxed feeling.

Been pigging out on the food and now I need to dance it `ll off.

And BBC News has an online gallery of the best

of the festival pictures ` xou can see that at bbc.co.uk/Hampshire

A Royal Marines officer frol Hampshire will lead a team of 2

cyclists in the Towers Challenge, from Tower Bridge in London to

Paul Spanner, who nearly didd in a cycle accident, is back in the

saddle to raise money for those who helped him ` including Southampton

In a number of tours of Afghanistan, probably the worst I had evdr

managed to do was cut my finger on a baked bean tin.

Then I go out on my push bike and nearly kill myself.

It does not matter who you `re or what you are doing,

the services that these people provide for us, that we are now

riding for, for charity, ard services that anybody could actually

Cricket now, and in the Natwest T20 Blast it has been a disappohnting

Sussex have lost to Somerset by 34 runs.

The victory was Somerset's third in six games and lifted thel

above Sussex into sixth place in South group.

Now it is time for the weather with Emily Wood

We do have a good deal of settled and dry weather to come

This is thanks to an area of high pressure that has sdttled

Tonight, there will be some cloud and the

But overall, a quiet night and quite mild.

Minimum temperatures for most places, 11`13 Celshus.

On Monday morning, there will be cloud to start with

The rest of the day does look dry, but some

Some brighter spells should get through and where there are cloud

breaks it should feel quite warm, temperatures of around 20 Cdlsius.

For the rest of the week, the chance of a shower in

the middle part of the week, but we should see some more warm stnshine.

The weather won't be far of what we experience of this weekend. Dry

weather here and there and fearing amount of sunshine. The best of

sunshine is in the West. Temperatures getting into the low

20s. Disappointingly cloudy further east. In between, a few showers

North-west Scotland and Wales, the odd sharp shower disappearing

through the night. We could see one or two light showers across East

Anglia and Kent. The breeze has been keeping temperatures down through

the day. It will keep temperatures around 12-13. Elsewhere,

temperatures up more than where they should be for this time of the year.

Varying amounts of sunshine around. Breezy in the south-east. Thicker

cloud pushing into northern parts of Scotland through the morning and

early afternoon. It could be misty on the coasts, and light bursts of

rain and drizzle and temperatures lower than recently. Mainland

Scotland, the sunshine will be out, temperatures into the