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May 16, 2026

I'm so happy to be back, says Queenie

A businesswoman who had to close her dream vintage tearoom due to sky high bills and crippling debt, is now back with her popular mobile coffee caravan.

1 mins

Free parking for motorhomes and campervans scrapped

Free overnight parking for motorhomes and campervans at Port Solent is being scrapped as a result of increased numbers of holiday goers using it before they catch the ferry from Portsmouth.

1 mins

Ban for teacher who messaged pupil and kept pictures of her on phone

A secondary school teacher has been banned from teaching after sending a pupil “over-familiar” messages and keeping pictures of her on his phone.

2 mins

Ousting a party leader is harder than it looks...

Under Labour rules, Starmer can choose to keep fighting

4 mins

How Labour and Tories select their new leaders

It depends on whether the sitting leader resigns or takes on the challenge. There is no vote of confidence stage.

1 mins

What to do if you're feeling anxiety at political unrest

As questions continue to mount over Sir Keir Starmer’s future as Prime Minister following last week’s unexpected local election shake-up, the latest headlines might be making you feel uneasy.

3 mins

New mayor takes up civic role in father's footsteps

The new Mayor of Fareham has officially taken office - and is following in her father's footsteps.

1 mins

‘I’m incredibly honoured’ says choice for opposition leader

The leader of the opposition on Portsmouth City Council has been chosen by Reform UK – and it is Cllr Emily Strudwick.

1 mins

Vital funding for our armed forces veterans

The Royal Navy Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) has awarded £119,000 to six veterans organisations who help former service personnel of working age.

1 mins

Theatrical genius from the set to the ensemble

The season at Chichester progresses. Now we have John Morton's written-and-directed by Eclipse at The Minerva.

1 mins

Animal shelter wants Desmond the cat to find his happy place

Desmond, a three-year-old cat, is hoping to find a loving home where he can thrive after struggling to settle into a rescue centre.

1 mins

What do you think? Chance to take part in NHS survey to shape future

The provision of urgent health care services are being reviewed, with people across Hampshire invited to share their experiences.

2 mins

Portsmouth in Bloom 2026: Register your interest now

Although judging packs for each category will not be sent out until later this year, people are being encouraged to register their interest in taking part now by emailing CityVision@portsmouthcc.gov.uk.

1 mins

You don't need your own common to make a butterfly and bee haven

One of my favourite places to walk my dog is Milton Common, a 45-hectare stretch of grassland, scrub and wetland that hugs Langstone Harbour on the eastern edge of our city.

2 mins

Bake Off winner shares recipes for eco-cleaning

If you want to have a clean home, save money and help save the planet, Nancy Birtwhistle has the magic recipe for you.

2 mins

‘We're melting’ - loss of snow and ice cover

Europe is losing snow and ice cover as rapid warming hits its coldest regions, an annual report has found.

2 mins

The all-standing Fratton End had a terrific atmosphere

Many of you will no doubt remember the all-standing Fratton End at Fratton Park.

1 mins

From humble naval parade ground to the very heart of a community

In this scene, we see sailors parading for the Sunset Ceremony at HMS Daedalus III, Bedhampton.

2 mins

This pastel-hued crime drama is in danger of losing its flavour

I’ve been learning Italian on one of those teach yourself a foreign language apps, but judging by crime drama A Taste for Murder (ITV, Wednesday, 9pm), I needn’t have bothered.

2 mins

Have we got films for you - and we're streaming 'em out

The summer movie season has started at the cinema but streaming services are also rolling out films full of star power in the coming months.

1 mins

'There's a lot of hiding, a lot of covering up emotions

We chat to the cast of Jilly Cooper’s Rivals including Alex Hassell and Nafessa Williams as the hit 1980s-set drama returns for season two

4 mins

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7 mins

Rubbing shoulders with celebs during a luxury hotel stay

“Just before the red carpet, we say, they use the blue carpet,” says Marie-Claire Boudaud, the director of communications.

2 mins

Chic city on the French Riviera

The White Lotus is jetting off to Cannes for season four, once again putting the spotlight on the ultra-wealthy.

1 mins

Canada? Slovenia? Where should you travel to in July?

The peak of summer, the start of school holidays and high season in many places, July is somewhat synonymous with the quintessential sunny holiday, writes Lauren Taylor.

3 mins

Why English whisky is entering a new golden age

For proof of the revitalisation of English whisky, you need look no further than England's rich flavour map... there are now more than 60 distilleries in various stages of making and laying down spirit.

1 mins

BBQ extraordinaire Jim shares his top grilling tips

This dish is cooked “low, slow and made to share” says expert Jim Moore

3 mins

Also out Park Percy returns and slice of family life

Once Upon A Journey is a quintessentially British children’s picture book series from award-winning author and illustrator Nick Butterworth.

1 mins

Happy ending Boom time for indies as profits grow

Bookshops can offer more services thanks to online platform’s millions

1 mins

Show a little compassion and fall in love with The Hoosiers again

When The Hoosiers burst onto the scene in 2007, their effervescent take on indie-pop took them to the top of the charts.

3 mins

Spencer doubles up with York successes

Jamie Spencer enjoyed a quickfire double on Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante day at York, taking the first two races on the card.

1 mins

Daws just misses out on a T20 century

A day after announcing his immediate retirement from first-class cricket, Liam Dawson was close to hitting a T20 century.

1 mins

O'Neill's opening burst heaps more pressure on a struggling top order

Fergus O'Neill claimed four wickets as leaders Nottinghamshire piled more pressure on Hampshire's out-of-form batting line-up.

2 mins

Injuries and train delays - Sue’s unlucky start to new season

Sue Foott’s tennis summer has started in less than ideal fashion.

1 mins

Dawn and Ange lose - but 6-0 set win proves crucial in final reckoning

CourtX 2nds ladies were involved in yet another very close Portsmouth & District League finish in a FIVE-hour Division 3 marathon against Southsea.

1 mins

Unbeaten Meon claim Netball in the Community festival win

Portsmouth-based Meon remained unbeaten to take the winners’ medals at the latest Netball in the Community festival.

1 mins

Triple Blast winner Vince among first inductees into T20 Hall of Fame

Hampshire Hawks captain James Vince has been inducted into the new T20 Hall of Fame.

1 mins

Blazing a trail at the top of the table after victory over Hampshire

The Blaze opened up a nine-point lead at the top of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup women’s competition with victory over second-placed Hampshire at Trent Bridge yesterday.

1 mins

Moneys come from behind to clinch Senior Cup hat-trick

Moneyfields came from behind to record a hat-trick of Portsmouth & District FA Senior Women's Cup wins.

1 mins

Clanfield now the only Hants club in their division

Clanfield’s three-season stay in the Wessex League is over.

1 mins

Boro call on EFL to kick Saints out of the play-offs over 'Spygate'

Teesiders believe a sporting sanction is 'the only appropriate response' to spying allegations

1 mins

Chaplin a free agent after Town release

Conor Chaplin has been released by Ipswich

1 mins

Le Roux's dream move has wrecked World Cup hopes

It was a Fratton Park move meant to cement Luke Le Roux's spot for the 2026 World Cup.

1 mins

Second tier financial rule change voted in

Championship clubs have voted to introduce significant changes to financial regulations.

1 mins

Former Blues hopeful Josh among six released by Hawks

Luckless Josh Dockerill has been released for a second time in three years.

1 mins

Waterlooville Social claim part one of potential Sunday treble with five-goal Vase final romp

Waterlooville Social claimed the first part of a potential trophy treble when they lifted the Hampshire Sunday Vase.

2 mins

'It's been an unbelievable return, never in my wildest dream did I envisage lifting the League One trophy'

Marlon Pack admits his emotional homecoming has ‘exceeded any expectation I had’.

2 mins

‘Renewals have started but a major issue is hanging in the balance’

Pompey fans debating whether to keep a season ticket amid ongoing Mous speculation

1 mins

‘Terry can go to the top’ – Poole’s praise

Pompey favourite Terry Devlin is destined for the Premier League.

1 mins

Blues offer new deals to key defensive duo

...but young pair among those released

1 mins

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Portsmouth News Description:

Uitgever: National-World-Publishing-Limited

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: 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