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LONDON - Bournemouth had to settle for a 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday, despite the hosts being reduced to 10 men late in the first half after defender Chris ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Andoni Iraola insisted record-breaking Bournemouth “cannot be happy with this point” after their European football ambitions were dented ...

Chris Richards’ red card left Crystal Palace facing an uphill battle in their 0-0 draw with Bournemouth. The first half was desperately lacking in quality as both sides seemed cautious of the ...

Crystal Palace overcame the challenge of playing the whole of the second half with 10 men to hold AFC Bournemouth to a 0-0 draw, denting the Cherries' hopes of European qualification. Palace, who had ...

If Las Vegas is the home of entertainment, Bournemouth owner Bill Foley will be on the next flight back. The 80 year-old was in the UK to watch this dire affair at Selhurst Park, before sitting ...

European-chasing Bournemouth were held to a stalemate by 10-player Crystal Palace after Chris Richards was controversially sent off at Selhurst Park. Referee Sam Barrott's decision to award Palace ...

Bournemouth are hoping to close the gap on the Premier League's top seven when they visit Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon. Andoni Iraola's side seemingly peaked in January, and had endured a ...

Kris Gumbrell, the Bournemouth-based chief executive of Brewhouse and Kitchen, said his business has to pay £500k more in costs because of the rise in minimum wage. Speaking to the Echo ...

The Centre for Intellectual Property and Policy Management (CIPPM) is a leading centre for research on the legal, economic and policy aspects of intellectual property rights in the creative industries ...

Bournemouth began the evening having taken just two points from a possible 18 during a dramatic drop-off in form since going fifth with a 3-1 success at relegated rivals Southampton on 15 February.

Axumite Wren James and Nishi Yvette are two of those seniors along with being two of Fargo South’s four captains on the girls team this season. Bright futures are ahead for both. James will run ...