Dorset and Hampshire Live: Monday 14 November

Amber McGrath is 18 and for most of her life she's lived with type 1 diabetes.

She's one of about 35,000 under-19s in the UK with the condition, according to the charity Diabetes UK.

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Type 1 diabetes, which is different to type 2 diabetes, is an autoimmune condition which means a person's pancreas has stopped working.

There is no cure and Amber will spend the rest of her life monitoring her blood glucose level constantly as well as giving herself insulin injections.

One of serial fraudster Zac Langley's victims told the BBC after his sentencing that he had "stripped her of her livelihood". 

Clare Cooper, 34, and her mother Muriel Cooper were conned out of more than £100,000 after Langley persuaded them to buy two Range Rovers and give him a loan for a property purchase. 

Mrs Cooper said she was more upset for the distress Langley had caused her 60-year-old mother, who had provided much of the cash lost.

She said: "He's taken everything. He came into our lives, he manipulated us".

Mrs Cooper said Langley's "web of lies" had meant her mother had been forced to return to work after previously retiring to make up the costs she had loaned him. 

Three men have been assaulted and taken to hospital after an incident at a Bournemouth pub.

Detectives are investigating after an attack at about 22:15 GMT on Friday near the entrance of the Spyglass and Kettle pub in Stourwood Avenue in Southbourne.

Two unknown men assaulted the trio who had to be taken to hospital for treatment. 

The victims – a 23-year-old from Ferndown and two 26-year-old men from Bournemouth and Christchurch – sustained cuts and bruises to their heads. 

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The "supermoon" will be making an appearance for a second night in England.

We took a look at the shots you captured around the country on Sunday night, including the Isle of Wight and Southsea.

A teenage boy has been arrested after an attempted armed robbery near Verwood. 

The robbery happened in Three Legged Cross off Ringwood Road today at 08:37 GMT. 

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery after the incident where a local man was threatened with a gun.   

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Nothing was stolen and no one was injured during the incident. 

Armed officers went to an address in Benbow Crescent in Poole at around midday today to conduct further arrest enquiries in connection with the incident. 

No other arrests have been made. The 15-year-old is currently assisting officers with enquiries. 

Three men have been arrested after a man in his 60s suffered bruising to his head in an attempted burglary. 

The man was injured after three men entered his home in Lymington Bottom, Four Marks on Saturday at about 12:40 GMT and assaulted him. 

The homeowner activated a panic alarm which caused the men to drive off. Nothing was taken from the house.

Three men aged 31, 20 and 18 were arrested on suspicion of aggravated burglary. 

The men, all from Manchester, have been bailed until 18 January.

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A "serial fraudster" who claimed to be a Royal Marine and used dating websites to meet women and persuade them to buy him expensive cars and hotel stays has been jailed.

Zac Langley, from Poole, Dorset, told some of his victims he had been employed in intelligence with the Royal Marines for about 15 years and another he worked for the Ministry of Defence, Bournemouth Crown Court heard.

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He also claimed he had a business as a property developer, two homes on the Sandbanks peninsula, and that his family had an import firm based at Southampton Docks.

Langley, who did not appear in court for sentencing, was jailed for a total of five years and six months for fraud and failing to comply with serious crime prevention.

Langley became romantically involved with some of his victims after meeting them on the dating website Plenty of Fish.

Security measures at sites targeted by gypsies and travellers in Poole will be reviewed following an increase in abuse, intimidation and the use of bailiffs.

A study group will be set up to examine how unauthorised encampments should be dealt with in the future.

Police are investigating an "unexplained" death after a man's body was discovered in Winchester. 

Hampshire Constabulary is investigating after the death of a man believed to be in his 40s.

Three men were arrested on suspicion of murder but have since been released without charge by police.  

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Officers are investigating the circumstances after the man was found in Sussex Street, Winchester just before 07:00 GMT on Sunday. 

A spokeswoman for police said the post mortem results had come back as "unascertained". 

BBC local radio journalists have been finding out how your donations to the BBC Children in Need appeal improve the lives of disadvantaged young people in the UK.

No Limits is based in Southampton. The grant from BBC Children in Need funds the Staying Safe project, which supports 600 young people with six or more vulnerabilities.

BBC Radio Solent visited their Southampton drop in centre.

There are 1,835 projects supported by the charity in England and the Channel Islands alone, with the money directly benefitting a huge range of youngsters.

A man whose body was found a month ago in Sherborne has now been identified by police.

The body of Stephen Jenkins of Cheap Street, was found in West Mill Lane in the early hours of 14 October. 

Police said an inquest would be held in due course.

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A woman with leukaemia, at the centre of a campaign to allow her donor sister permission to come to the UK, is to undergo a bone marrow transplant. 

May Brown, 23, from Weymouth, was told her sister Martha in Nigeria was an exact tissue match, but she was refused an entry visa. 

The Home Office reversed its decision after more than 60,000 people signed an online petition. 

The transplant is due at King's College Hospital in London on 12 December.

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"A lot of background preparations have been made. [Martha's] passed all the medical assessments and we're just ready,"

The supermoon appears tonight.

It will be the closest supermoon to Earth since 1948, and we won't see another one like it until 2034. 

With cloudy skies forecast, here's a selection of some of your pre-supermoon photos.

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You can send your pictures in by email, on our Hampshire and Dorset Facebook pages or on Twitter @BBC_Hampshire and @BBCDorset.  

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following an assault in Aldershot.

The victim, a 26-year-old soldier, was found with a serious injury at Mons Barracks, Princes Avenue, just after 06:15 GMT on Saturday.

The men aged 22 and 19 arrested in relation to the attack have both been bailed until January. 

The victim remains in hospital.

Police said they were investigating how the men came to be in the barracks.

Detectives said there was no evidence to suggest any link between the assault and the deaths of two teenage athletes who were struck by a car in Aldershot while out training last week.

A previous version of this story, based on agency copy, incorrectly stated that the arrested men were soldiers.

Hampshire and Dorset Police are taking part in the biggest ever crackdown on drivers who use mobile phones behind the wheel.

The push, across police forces England and Wales, comes a fortnight after a lorry driver was jailed for 10 years for killing a woman and three children when he ploughed into their stationary car.

From six o'clock this morning police have been running special patrols in busy areas, and using unmarked cars to catch people in the act.