Portsmouth, Hampshire and Isle of Wight News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Portsmouth, Hampshire and Isle of Wight. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Cruise ship passengers isolating amid bug outbreak
P&O says it stepped up cleaning protocols following reports of "gastrointestinal symptoms" on board.
Zoo announces birth of rare tamarin monkey
The critically endangered primate was born at Marwell Zoo to parents Mico and Gurt.
Mum 'confident' again after belly-button tattoo
Sarah Olive lost her belly-button after a hernia and tummy tuck operation six years ago.
MoD refurbishes 140 homes for military families
The properties will be made available to Armed Forces families in Tidworth.
Hampshire & Isle of Wight: Saturday's Big Picture
Showcasing the best images sent to us from around Hampshire & Isle of Wight.
King Charles to attend D-Day commemorations
The King, Queen and Prince William will take part in events marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Government approves £200m motorway junction rebuild
Supporters say the scheme will cut congestion while protesters argue it will damage the environment.
Coercive control abuse was 'my normal', says survivor
Zoe Castle was mentally and physically abused by her partner Marc Masterton for two years.
Broken-down train halts island rail services
Buses are brought in to take passengers between Ryde Pier Head and Ryde Esplanade.
Dirty coasts are 'no joke' says comedian Nish Kumar
Comedian teams up with environmental charity to make satirical film highlighting coastal pollution
Fears pupils may miss GCSEs over major road closure
The Portsmouth road has been partially closed so Southern Water can carry out sewer repair works .
'Learning to DJ has awakened my brain after injury'
Two friends with life-changing brain injuries say learning DJ skills has helped their rehabilitation.
Ofsted boss quizzed on one-word school judgements
The head of Ofsted in the south-east answered questions about the schools inspectorate.
Thousands of children waiting too long for school support, BBC finds
Many councils in England are failing to meet legal deadlines to set out the extra help pupils need to access education.
More to Ofsted reports than one-word grades, boss says
Ofsted's director in the South East says one-word assessments have "strengths and weaknesses".
Mum 'confident' again after belly-button tattoo
Sarah Olive lost her belly-button after a hernia and tummy tuck operation six years ago.
'My belly-button tattoo gives me confidence back'
Sarah Olive lost her belly-button after a hernia and tummy tuck operation six years ago.
Ofsted boss quizzed on one-word school judgements
The head of Ofsted in the south-east answered questions about the schools inspectorate.
Broken-down train halts island rail services
Buses are brought in to take passengers between Ryde Pier Head and Ryde Esplanade.
Dirty coasts are 'no joke' says comedian Nish Kumar
Comedian teams up with environmental charity to make satirical film highlighting coastal pollution
James leads Notts recovery against Hampshire
Lyndon James makes an unbeaten 92 to lead Nottinghamshire's recovery against Hampshire in the County Championship.
Hampshire lose Naveen-ul-Haq for T20 Blast
Afghanistan international Naveen-ul-Haq will no longer join Hampshire Hawks for their T20 Blast campaign.
Analysis: What will Pompey look like next season?
Andrew Moon looks at what happens between now and next season when Portsmouth return to the Championship.
Saints & Sinners with Tom Deacon - Ep 29
Tom and Adam chat how to support Saints in the play-offs, West Brom, Leeds and much more!
Analysis: What will Pompey look like next season?
Andrew Moon looks at what happens between now and next season when Portsmouth return to the Championship.
Rafferty: 'I'd have been right fit for next season'
Departing defender Joe Rafferty says he would have been the ?right person? to play right-back for Portsmouth in the Championship.
Moon's Musing - Episode 32
Andy Moon discusses Sean Raggett's interview and looks at Championship finances
'Promotion will stay with me forever' - Raggett
Defender Sean Raggett, who is leaving League One champions Portsmouth, describes his five years at the club as an "absolute privilege.?
'Football can be a cold, ruthless business'
BBC Radio Solent's Portsmouth commentator Andrew Moon looks at some of the contract decisions made since promotion from League One.
Neighbours star criticised for petting forest ponies
A ranger in the New Forest says actress April Rose Pengilly broke the national park's rules.
Northern lights in South's skies caught on camera
Vivid pink, green and purple hues filled the skies across the South on Friday night.
Spiny seahorse found in estuary
A diving contractor came across the female seahorse while pulling up moorings in Hamble Estuary.
Solved: The mystery of the walking birch tree
Portsmouth-based artist Olana Light reveals she was responsible for Southampton's walking tree.
Watch: Fire rips through beachside pub
Fire crews were praised for their bravery as a large fire ripped through the roof of a beachside pub.
Watch: Dinosaurs invade BBC South studio
During a live segment about a Megalosaurus presenter Anjana Gadgil found herself surrounded.
Drone video shows bus on road metres from collapse
Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely said he is looking into getting government money to fix Military Road.
Northampton v Aldershot
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's game between Northampton and Aldershot in League Two.
Whittingham holds transfer hope
Portsmouth caretaker manager Guy Whittingham still hopes he will be able to buy players in January.
Robinson committed, says McInnes
Potential Portsmouth chairman Iain McInnes says the property developer working with the Trust is still involved.
Hartlepool v Portsmouth
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's game between Hartlepool and Portsmouth in League One.
Gyepes admits he may leave Pompey
Portsmouth defender Gabor Gyepes admits he may leave the League One strugglers when his contract expires in January.
Shots turning corner - Vincenti
Aldershot Town midfielder Peter Vincenti believes the side are starting to fulfil their potential in League Two.
Portsmouth 0-0 Preston
Portsmouth extend their winless League One run to nine matches after being held to a draw by Preston.
Aldershot 4-2 Rochdale
Goals from Dani Lopez, Peter Vincenti, Danny Rose and Craig Reid earn lowly Aldershot victory against Rochdale.
Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
A caretaker from Brixham says it is "probably the worst ailment" he has had in his adult life.
Funeral for boy, 5, who fell from block of flats
"Beautiful and caring" Aalim Makail, who died on Thursday, will be buried at a local mosque later.
How this man's killer got 79 blades delivered to his door
Omar Khan's murderer was able to buy dozens of blades from an online store. What went wrong?
First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
Akshay Thakrar and Harpreet Kaur put their business skills to use as they plan the week-long party.
Man 'overwhelmed' by support for his fight to be British
Nelson Shardey says people's generosity in supporting his legal fight has left him "speechless".
GP circumcised second boy without parent's consent
A doctor is being investigated for circumcising a second child without full parental consent.
Woman, 82, cycles up French mountain to raise funds
The grandmother-of-six raises £13,000 by cycling to the summit of Mont Ventoux in southern France.
Cruise ship passengers isolating amid bug outbreak
P&O says it stepped up cleaning protocols following reports of "gastrointestinal symptoms" on board.
Giving up is not in the Scouse dictionary - Klopp
Liverpool's outgoing manager describes his adoptive home as "the city of open arms"
Bronze tags stolen from mining disaster memorial
Sixty tags are missing from the Derbyshire memorial, dedicated to miners killed in three accidents.
Former vicar charged with child sex offences
Ifor Whittaker, 80, was a vicar in East Sussex at the time of the reported offences in the 1990s.
Health bosses warn of 'thunderstorm asthma'
More people were admitted to hospital with asthma thought to be triggered by thunderstorms in June 2023.