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May 15, 2026

'The threat to politicians is serious' - abuse and intimidation is revealed

Portsmouth politicians have spoken about the abuse and intimidation they face, amid growing concern that hostility is becoming normalised in British politics.

2 mins

Police seize drugs during house raid in dealing investgation

A haul of drugs has been seized from a property in Gosport.

1 mins

Lily-Mae set for first ever haircut, aged 13, for the Little Princess Trust

Lily-Mae Barnes has been growing her hair all her life - and now is going to put it to a good cause.

3 mins

Bresignation letter of limited options

The Government clearly recognises that to improve the UK’s economic and trade security, strengthening ties with the European Union is paramount, writes Miriam Sorace, associate professor in comparative politics at the University of Reading.

1 mins

Cost of living, EU ties and tourist tax all in the King's Speech

The Government set out its legislative agenda for the new parliamentary session in the King’s Speech. Our panel of experts reveals the key points.

2 mins

Plans to clean up seas and rivers could be watered down

Water bills are rising, public anger over sewage pollution has not abated, and the government has now set out a major overhaul of water regulation in England and Wales in the King's Speech, writes Alex Ford, professor of biology at the University of Portsmouth.

1 mins

Nationalising steel for security - but debts could burden the taxpayer

Plans to nationalise British Steel offer some comfort to UK steel workers in the form of preserving jobs and providing stability, writes Phil Tomlinson, professor of industrial strategy and regional development, University of Bath.

1 mins

Plans make it easier to align UK law with EU agreements

For all the talk from Prime Minister Keir Starmer of putting the UK at “the heart of Europe”, the proposed European Partnership Bill is a relatively modest and technical move, writes Simon Usherwood, professor of politics and international studies, at the Open University.

1 mins

Armed Forces Day backed by £10,000 grant

Thousands of pounds is being awarded by the government for Armed Forces Day in Portsmouth.

1 mins

Ben's epic charity bid to pedal 256 miles in 24 hours

Ben Cloud is on a mission of a lifetime as he prepares to cycle 256 miles around Hampshire and the Isle of Wight in a single day.

1 mins

Betty marks amazing 104 years of ‘wonderful life’ with fizz and chips

A remarkable Southsea lady has been planning to celebrate her 104th birthday with fish and chips and a bottle (or two) of champagne.

2 mins

Invite to mark centenary hits sticky wicket

Portsmouth is “disappointed” that another city celebrating its centenary has ducked out of a cricket match challenge.

1 mins

New junior school playground will help pupils with autism

Plans to expand parking and create a new secure playground at a Fareham school have been submitted as part of proposals to support a new specialist autism provision.

1 mins

Anger as newly elected Reform councillor mocks diversity protest

A newly-elected Gosport councillor sparked the wrath of rival supporters after appearing to mock a diversity protest on social media — before deleting the post.

2 mins

The ultimate dog's day out (with owners)

Goodwoof returns to the Goodwood Estate, this weekend, ready to celebrate its fifth anniversary and dogs in all their brilliance.

1 mins

The grassroots music awards night returns

The Portsmouth Music Awards are to return to the city later this month, celebrating grassroots music, culture and creativity.

1 mins

Wake up before it’s too late

I totally agree with Michael Birchmore about people not knowing about Reform’s policies (What did they even vote for?, The News May 14).

1 mins

He’s obsessed with football stats and expensive cards

I was lying in bed the other morning, midway through a very pleasant dream in which I was stranded on a desert island with the Norwegian women's ice hockey team, when I heard footsteps and a boy's voice.

1 mins

Our 'forever home' barbecue debut was an absolute disaster

We have always been accused by our families of not being the \"hosting\" type, in that we are not the most forthcoming when it comes to having people over.

1 mins

Concern after bus route axed and service combined

Gosport’s MP has called for an urgent meeting with First Bus following the news the 9A bus route is being axed.

1 mins

The name's Drake, John Drake and I can be very dangerous

Sue Wilkinson goes under cover with Danger Man

2 mins

Guiffre's powerful true story takes top title at book awards

Virginia Giuffre’s powerful posthumous memoir, co-written with Amy Wallace, has been named Book of the Year at the British Book Awards.

1 mins

Pearce so close to marking return with a century

Sam Pearce just failed to record his third Purbrook century - 15 years after his first one - in a nailbiting Hampshire League clash with Portsmouth 3rds.

1 mins

Tailender is Community's unlikely century making star

Riyaz Khan was Portsmouth Community's unlikely batting star in a Hampshire League Division 4E victory at Rowner.

1 mins

Jones given six-week ban for 'verbal abuse'

Japan head coach Eddie Jones has been handed a six-week ban and had his salary docked for directing ‘verbal abuse’ towards officials during an Under-23s’ tour of Australia last month.

1 mins

Francesca's first Hants innings just so Sweet

Francesca Sweet's well-paced 50 - in her first innings for Hampshire - helped her new county claim a rain-affected Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory over Yorkshire at a Clifton Park venue where she had scored runs before.

1 mins

Teenager Mills hits career best to help Gosport beat US Portsmouth

Unbeaten 75 helps Boro recover from poor start to claim Hampshire League win at Privett Park

1 mins

Week two of the £1.5m Fratton Park hybrid pitch development

Pompey’s £1.5m Fratton Park pitch renovation project is now well underway.

1 mins

Former Wessex League trio return – while Chi are moved sideways by FA

The Wessex League have welcomed back three familiar faces for the 2026-27 season – plus one complete newcomer.

1 mins

Now a free agent, don't expect to see 'curious signing' Brown return

It was the most damning moment of Jacob Brown's ill-fated stint, a devastating statement on an underwhelming Fratton Park impact.

2 mins

Summerhill makes quick return to non-league

Mark Summerhill has quickly returned to the non-league scene after leaving Gosport Borough.

1 mins

Blues lose their exclusivity to sign loan winger Caballero

‘He is thankful to his coach and team-mates for helping him with that.

1 mins

Alli’s Hatters future in doubt following end of Fratton loan

Jack Wilshire has cast further doubt on Millenic Alli’s Luton future.

1 mins

Why Fratton faithful will be hoping Mousinho can continue being a footballing anomaly...

With a Championship manager's average tenure lasting 1.16 years, John Mousinho represents an anomaly.

2 mins

Heartbreak for ex-Pompey quartet as Wembley bid ends in defeat

Stockport now one win away from facing Pompey in league action for first time since the 2001-02 season

1 mins

‘A mixed bag’ - Hayden's view on 2025-26

The Hayden Matthews whose soaring form registered a favourable instant impression among the Fratton faithful has still to reappear.

1 mins

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Portsmouth News Description:

出版社: National-World-Publishing-Limited

カテゴリ: Newspaper

言語: English

頻度: Daily

The News is the only local paid-for newspaper in Portsmouth, England, and covers a wide area of south Hampshire. Its official title is The News, though it was formerly known as The Portsmouth Evening News and is still popularly referred to as The Evening News despite being printed in the early hours of the morning.

The News is printed Monday to Saturday. There was also a weekly sports paper, The Sports Mail, which followed the fortunes of local club Portsmouth F.C. and local sports news