Dorset and Hampshire Live: Monday 13 March

1. Man who died from chest wounds in Southampton is named
2. Red Funnel ferry operator put up for sale
3. A dummy mine dredged up off Portsmouth causes disruption
4. Bournemouth surfers call for jetski ban
5. Updates from Monday 13 March

That's all for today!

Sue Paz

BBC South

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Latest news headlines: Woman charged with murder of Aldershot man

• A businessman caused the death of his friend by "showing off" while driving a high-powered boat and crashing into his luxury cruiser,  a court has heard
• A woman has been charged with murdering a 75-year-old man who was found unconcious at an address in Aldershot on Friday
• A man who died after being stabbed in the chest  has been named as Shkelzen Dauti
• Surfers and swimmers are calling for powered watercraft to be banned from Bournemouth's shoreline after a series of potentially dangerous incidents  
• More than a dozen Conservative councils  have written to Prime Minister Theresa May to warn of their "alarm" at inadequate school funding in England

Woman charged with murdering pensioner

Sport headlines: Bournemouth's Fraser receives first call-up to Scotland senior squad

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• Bournemouth winger Ryan Fraser has received his first call-up to the Scotland senior squad - the 23-year-old has scored three goals in 19 appearances for the Cherries this season
• Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter and Southampton striker Shane Long have both been included in the Republic of Ireland's provisional 39-man squad for games against Wales and Iceland
• Bournemouth forward Joshua King is  enjoying "playing under pressure" after his  Premier League hat-trick against West Ham  sealed a vital win
• Portsmouth manager Paul Cook believes a lower than average number of points  will seal the third automatic promotion place in League Two this season
• In speedway, Poole Pirates have confirmed they will still host a meeting against the Coventry Bees next month despite the Bees withdrawing from the SGB Premiership due to stadium troubles 

Portsmouth boss Paul Cook feels League Two promotion race will have twists

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Portsmouth manager Paul Cook  believes a lower than average number of points will seal the third automatic promotion place in League Two this season .

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Pompey are third with 10 games to play, and have a four-point lead over fourth-placed Stevenage.

"When you are where we are, you hold all the cards," Cook told  BBC Radio Solent.  "But, it's a very difficult league, it's unforgiving."

Portsmouth host play-off chasing Grimsby at Fratton Park on Tuesday.

Three arrested over stab murder

Weather outlook: Mild but murky

BBC Weather

Tonight will stay mostly dry although it will be murky with low cloud and patchy sea and hill fog in places. 

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Tomorrow will be mild and cloudy to start with brighter spells developing - mainly in the east. 

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

BreakingThree arrested over chest stab death

Two men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a man who died after being stabbed in the chest.

Shkelzen Dauti, 21, died in hospital after he was found in the road in Gilpin Close, Southampton, in the early hours of Saturday.

Hampshire Constabulary

Police said a 30-year-old woman, a 27-year-old man and a man aged 28 were arrested on Monday.

The force said Mr Dauti, better known as Genny, was originally from Albania.  

Poole to honour embattled rivals' fixture

Speedway's Poole Pirates have said they will honour a fixture with rivals Coventry Bees, despite the club being forced to withdraw from the SGB Premiership.

The Midlands side put their licence on hold following damage to their Brandon base - a move described by Poole as "a major blow to speedway fans".

Stephen McKay

Over the last 10 years or so Coventry have been one of our biggest rivals and there is no doubt that they are one of British Speedway's legendary clubs. There is no way I want to see such a big club be totally lost to our sport and, along with a number of other Premiership clubs, we will be doing our best to keep the name of this speedway giant alive.

Matt FordPoole Pirates

Dorset travel latest: Damory bus service from Sturminster Newton delayed

BreakingWoman charged with Aldershot murder

A woman has been charged with murdering a 75-year-old man who was found unconscious at an address in Aldershot on Friday.

Man Limbu, of Grove Road, was later pronounced dead at the flat in Victoria Road.

Hampshire Constabulary

Sun Maya Tamang, 50, of Victoria Road, has also been charged with attempted murder, aggravated burglary and false imprisonment, in relation to a separate incident at a property in Grove Road the same day.

She is due to appear before Basingstoke magistrates tomorrow.

Application submitted for 3,200 homes

An application for outline planning permission has been submitted for 3,200 homes at Manydown, Basingstoke Borough Council has said.

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The land, jointly acquired by the authority and the county council, is earmarked for a new community, including two new primary schools, a secondary school and a 250-acre country park.  

Travel: Overnight motorway closure

Have you registered to vote?

Residents have until 13 April to register to vote in the Hampshire County Council elections which take place on Thursday 4 May.

Representatives for all 76 of the county's electoral divisions will be decided in the poll

Man arrested after police incident

A domestic incident in Winchester which forced police to close a road has ended.

Hampshire Constabulary said an 18-year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of assault following the operation in City Road.

The road was reopened shortly after 15:00.

Winchester's City Road reopened

Tory councils warn on school funding

More than a dozen Conservative councils, including in Dorset and Hampshire,  have written to Prime Minister Theresa May to warn of their "alarm" at inadequate school funding in England .

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They are part of a cross-party group of councils with low levels of funding. 

They had hoped to benefit from changes to the funding formula but now say the funding gap will remain unresolved. 

The Department for Education (DfE), which is carrying out a consultation on the changes, says schools are already receiving record levels of funding.