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  1. Good evening!

    That all from the BBC Local Live for today. The service will resume at 08:00 on Thursday.

    You can still get in touch via email, on our Hampshire and Dorset Facebook pages or on Twitter @BBC_Hampshire and @BBCDorset.    

  2. Woman raped in house after night out

    Great George Street sign
    Copyright: Google

    A young woman is raped at a house in Weymouth after a night out.

    Woman raped in house after night out

    Great George Street sign

    A young woman is raped at a house in Weymouth after a night out.

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  3. Latest headlines: Saints takeover speculation

  4. Thoughts on Saints' takeover speculation

    Adam Blackmore

    BBC Radio Solent sports editor

    News of this nature is always unsettling for supporters, and the timing for fans and players is not good, given they have a massive match against Inter Milan looming.

    But the Chinese interest has been around for a long time, and this news is not surprising given the Chinese government’s enthusiasm to get involved in football.

    The big question for fans will be about stability and investment. Ultimately if this is going to happen, they will want to know the club is in good hands. And everything we know about the way Saints has been run tells us they are a responsible club, a family club, and they have good business values. 

    I cannot believe Katerina Liebherr and chairman Ralph Krueger would jeopardise the club’s progress in any sale.

    If this sale does happen, I don’t believe it will be soon, I think there is a long way to go.  

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    Virgil van Dijk
    Copyright: Reuters / Craig Brough

  6. Saints the 22nd richest club in the world

    Southampton players training
    Copyright: PA

    With news that Southampton FC could be subject to a £200m takeover by a firm from China, the BBC contacted Deloitte, who look at the world of football finance every 12 months.

    Earlier this year, the Deloitte Football Money League pitched Saints as the 22nd wealthiest club in the world, with revenue of $149.5 in 2014/15, which would be the equivalent of £122m in 2016.

  7. New beach huts plan set for approval

    Beach huts at Canford Cliffs
    Copyright: Mike Faherty

    Plans to spend £1.79m demolishing and rebuilding dozens of beach huts in order to stabilise the cliffs at Poole are recommended for approval.

    New beach huts plan set for approval

    Beach huts at Canford Cliffs

    Plans to spend £1.79m demolishing and rebuilding dozens of beach huts in order to stabilise the cliffs at Poole are recommended for approval.

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  8. When an astronaut meets a Paralympic champion...

    Astronaut Tim Peake has met British Paralympic athlete Lauren Steadman - who won a silver medal at Rio - during a visit to Portsmouth where he will be awarded an honorary degree later by the university.

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  9. Weather outlook: Cold with a risk of frost

    It'll be another dry, cold night with a widespread frost and a risk of patchy fog in rural areas.   

    Lows of about 3C (37F).

    BBC Weather chart for the South of England on 2 November 2016
    Copyright: BBC

    Tomorrow will start cold and bright start. 

    However, cloud will thicken through the morning with patchy rain slowly spreading in from the west towards the end of the afternoon.  

    Highs of about 11C (51F).

    BBC Weather chart for the South of England on 3 November 2016
    Copyright: BBC

    For a full 10-day forecast, visit the BBC Weather site.

  10. Your pictures: Tangerine sky over Southbourne

    BBC Weather Watchers

    Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher "Heath Observer" for this picture of the breathtaking sunrise at Southbourne, Bournemouth, this morning.

    Sunrise at Southbourne
    Copyright: Heath Observer

    You can send us your photos from across Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Dorset via email, on our Hampshire and Dorset Facebook pages or on Twitter @BBC_Hampshire and @BBCDorset.

  12. Bank robber who shot customer jailed

    A man who shot a customer with an airgun during an attempted bank robbery has been jailed for 16-and-a-half years. 

    CCTV image
    Copyright: Hampshire police

    A court heard Jonathan Pay, 46, of Lindford, opened fire on a customer who had wrestled him to the floor during the raid in Liphook, Hampshire, on 16 May.

    A second unidentified robber stabbed the customer before both men fled.

    Police said the 50-year-old victim was left with a pellet in the base of his skull which cannot be safely removed.  

    Pay admitted two counts of attempted robbery, wounding with intent and having an imitation firearm with intent.

  13. Havant 'loan sharks' jailed

    Two Havant men have each been jailed for two years and nine months for running an illegal money lending business in Havant and Portsmouth.

    A court heard Kevin White, 56, of Bramdean Drive, and Adrian Dowse, 46, of Botley Drive, charged up to 50% interest on loans to minicab drivers and other people, for cars and cash.

    The pair pleaded guilty to failing to register with the Financial Conduct Authority, failing to hold a credit licence and two counts under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

    cash
    Copyright: PA

  15. Southern denies 'profit hoarding' claim

    Union bosses have accused trouble-hit Southern rail of "hoarding profits" as passengers face disruption and further strike action.

    Speaking after "chaotic" disruption this week, the RMT accused the firm of failing to invest in its services.

    Southern said the union had "got it wrong" and the firm "made a loss last year and is not expected to make any profit this year either".

    Southern Railway worker
    Copyright: Getty Images

  16. Envelope update

    Severe disruption: M3 Hampshire southbound

    BBC Travel

    M3 Hampshire southbound severe disruption, between J11 for A3090 and J12 for A335 affecting J9 for A34.

    M3 Hampshire - Slow traffic on M3 southbound between J11, A3090 (Winchester South) and J12, A335 (Eastleigh), because of an earlier broken down vehicle. Congestion to J9, A34 (Winnal Roundabout).

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  17. Saints boss Puel on takeover rumours

    Adam Williams

    BBC Sport

    Claude Puel
    Copyright: PA

    Southampton manager Claude Puel has been speaking ahead of Saints' high-profile Europa League match against Italian giants Inter Milan on Thursday.

    Asked about the speculation surrounding the club with a possible takeover by a Chinese business group, the Frenchman admitted it was "not a decision for him to concern himself with".

    "The future of the club is a decision for the chairman," he told BBC Radio Solent.

    "All my confidence is with the chairman and the people in the club, because they have built this club with fantastic support and very good organisation."

  18. Motorist admits causing cyclist death

    A motorist has told an inquest how he hit a cyclist and drove off leaving him fatally injured in the road. 

    Brian Tozer, 46, was struck by the vehicle in Andover in the early hours of 6 March and died later in hospital.

    Brian Tozer
    Copyright: BBC
    Image caption: Brian Tozer

    In September, Michael O'Shea, 28, of Roman Way, was given a suspended jail sentence for failing to stop, after a court was told Mr Tozer died "owing the presence" of O'Shea's car.

    In his ruling, coroner Grahame Short said: "I am not calling this an accident. It was a collision."  

  20. Wimborne TIC 'saved for a further three years'

    Tristan Pascoe

    BBC Dorset political reporter

    A Tourist Information Centre (TIC) that was threatened with closure three years ago, but was granted a temporary stay of execution by the council, will remain for a further three years.

    Priest's House Museum
    Copyright: Mike Searle

    After the original threat to close Wimborne's TIC a petition with 5,000 signatures against the plans was gathered within two weeks.

    East Dorset District Council said the existing funding arrangement for the centre at the Priest’s House Museum would continue for at least three more years.

    There’ll be more on the realignment of TIC provision in Dorset on Sunday Politics South this weekend.

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