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  • CRICKET: Hants frustrated after early wickets

    Day Two: Lancashire 278-5 trail Hampshire 395 by 117 runs Alex Davies’ third championship century of the season and an unbeaten 76 by Dane Vilas enabled Lancashire to recover from 69-3 on the second day of this Specsavers County Championship match

  • Eoin Morgan: Mason Crane has all the tricks

    Mason Crane is expected to become Hampshire’s youngest international at The Ageas Bowl tomorrow night. The leg-spin sensation is likely to be handed his England debut in the opening match of the three-match series against South Africa (6.30pm).

  • Sons with older fathers 'more likely to be geeks'

    SONS of older fathers are more likely to display "geeky" traits such as high intelligence, obsessional interests, and not caring if they fit in, new research has shown. Scientists came to the conclusion after studying the behaviour of 15,000 twin

  • Calls for Southern Rail to be stripped of its franchise

    The leader of the train drivers' union has called for Southern Railway to be stripped of its franchise for "failing" to deliver services.A fresh row flared between Aslef and the company, part of Govia Thameslink Railway, with the union accusing

  • Man 'drowned in canal' while jogging with his dog

    A keen runner drowned after falling into a canal while going for a jog with his dog, an inquest has heard. Mark Baldwin, who had taken part in triathlons, was reported missing by his wife Helen Molyneux-Baldwin, when he failed to return home from

  • Man released after police chase on Hampshire motorway

    Police have released a man who had been arrested after a police chase on a Hampshire motorway. The vehicle was chased along the M27 after officers were called to reports of an Audi TT being stolen in Portsmouth at 7.25am on Friday. The vehicle

  • Ferrari driver set to appear in court after boy died in crash

    The driver of a Ferrari F50 is to appear in court after being summonsed for allegedly causing the death by careless driving of a 13-year-old boy after the supercar crashed into fencing. Matthew Cobden, 38, of New Road, Weybridge, Surrey, will appear

  • GOSSIP: Saints brace for bids of up to £15m for Rodriguez

    WEST Bromwich Albion are holding talks with Jay Rodriguez over a £12m switch from Saints, according to a national newspaper. The Telegraph report that Tony Pulis is keen on the striker, who netted six goals last term, and want to tie up a

  • Man appears in court charged with murder

    A MAN appeared in court this morning following the death of a Hampshire man. David Richard Gray, 35, of no fixed abode, has been charged by Hampshire Constabulary’s Major Crime Team over the murder of Carl Scott. The 37-year-old’s body was discovered

  • Massive autumn tour for Sundara Karma

    SUNDARA Karma are to embark on their largest UK tour to date, stopping at Southampton’s 1865 in September. The string of dates marks yet another career high point for the fast rising Reading four piece. Sundara Karma’s burgeoning live reputation is marking

  • CRICKET: Bailey century puts Hants on top at Old Trafford

    DAY ONE: Hampshire 351 for 8 (96 overs)   George Bailey’s five-hour century and some determined resistance from Hampshire’s lower order left the visitors’ slightly better placed in this Specsavers County Championship match at the end of

  • Holders drawn away in Sydenhams Wessex League Cup

    HOLDERS Sholing will open their defence of the Sydenhams Wessex League Cup away at Division One outfit Totton & Eling. Despite lifting the trophy with a 2-1 win over Baffins Milton Rovers at Portchester last month, Dave Diaper’s Boatmen must

  • Cinderella blitzed in Bourne remake

    MATTHEW Bourne’s celebrated take on the classic fairytale of Cinderella returns in 2018, visiting Southampton in March. One of New Adventures’ most popular productions, the ballet is a thrilling and evocative love story set in London during the Second

  • Time is running out as Redmond chases Shearer record

    NATHAN Redmond is two goals away from joining Alan Shearer as England Under-21s’ all-time top-scorer after netting a crucial goal at the European Championships. But time is running out for the 23-year-old to go level with Shearer and Francis Jeffers

  • Motorist fighting for life after car hits tree

    A driver has been left with life-threatening injuries following a collision on a Hampshire road in the early hours of this morning. Officers were called to the B2070 between Sheet and Rake, near Petersfield, at 3.15am to reports of a single vehicle

  • Do you watch Amazon Prime? You could be hit with a new bill

    AMAZON Prime viewers are being warned they will need to invest in a TV licence if they choose to take on the company's new expanded service. The online streaming service announced this week it will offer live television channels for the first time

  • Housing company raises thousands for charity

    STAFF at a Southampton house building company raise thousands for charity.Barratt Homes Southampton participated in the Hope Challenge, a unique fundraising event organised by Habitat for Humanity, raising almost £9,400.The team, consisting of Stuart

  • Rugby legends to visit Southampton for charity lunch

    A HAMPSHIRE charity is set to welcome two of English rugby’s biggest stars in a fundraising lunch.Wessex Heartbeat, a heart disease charity operating opposite Southampton General Hospital, has announced two rugby legends ahead of a lunch at the end of

  • Vigilante justice fears after vandals target family home

    A FAMILY which fell victim to a gang of vandals terrorising a Hampshire village fears residents may resort to vigilante justice if the thugs are not caught soon. Simon Herring from Blackfield raised the warning after a large metal object was thrown

  • New hotel set to bring 20 jobs and £1m a year

    PLANS have been unveiled for a new multi-million pound hotel in a Hampshire town. Travelodge have been given the go-ahead for a new 54-bed hotel in the heart of Gosport that the company says will create more than 20 jobs and bring in more than

  • Arson attack costs charity shop thousands of pounds

    AN arson attack has cost a Hampshire charity shop thousands.The Stubbington Green branch of Sue Ryder was left severely damaged after the blaze over the late May Bank Holiday weekend. Now staff are appealing for donations from the public to replenish

  • Southampton scientists' cancer breakthrough

    SCIENTISTS in Southampton have helped make a breakthrough in the treatment of lung cancer.Researchers at the University of Southampton and scientists in California have discovered a new type of immune cell that could predict which lung cancer patients

  • PHOTOS: Custom cars on show at Motor Museum

    SCORES of custom-made machines rolled into Beaulieu on Father’s Day. Around 600 cars and bikes came together on Sunday for the Hot Rod and Custom Drive-In Day. More than 6,000 show-goers immersed themselves in the cars, bikes, music and fashions

  • 15 people in the dock: Court round-up

    Among the court cases heard at Southampton Magistrates on June 6 are:Kirk James Harrison, 30, of Rufford Close, Eastleigh. Pleaded guilty to using threatening or abusive words or behaviour. Fined £72 and ordered to pay £85 costs and £30 victim services

  • Weather warnings as Hampshire basks in heatwave

    Weather warnings have been issued over the scorching weather continues.With the 30°c temperatures setting in for most of this week, health bosses are sending out alerts to help people stay cool.The Met Office has issued a Level 3 Heatwave Alert for the

  • PHOTOS: Woman gets thigh-sized Frozen tattoo for her fiancee

    DISNEY films are loved and celebrated by children all over the world. But now some adults are displaying their adoration for the media production company, in ink form. Southampton customer service advisor Heather Singleton first watched children

  • Family firm takes top prize at awards

    THEY were the big winners at this year’s Winchester Business Excellence Awards. Richard Steel and Partners, the family owned funeral directors, have been serving Winchester and the wider Hampshire community since 1860 through four generations of the Steel

  • Commuter group granted judicial review over railway strikes

    A RAILWAY commuters’ group have been granted a hearing in a bid for a judicial review of the government’s handling of the Southern rail strikes.The Association of British Commuters (ABC) will attend a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in Central

  • Hampshire charity hoping to be top choice for £25,000 pot

    A HAMPSHIRE charity is looking for votes to win £25,000.The Rainbow Centre in Fareham, which supports people suffering from brain trauma and injury, is down to the last seven in a competition to win the grant from the Masonic Charitable Foundation. The

  • Military might on show to mark Armed Forces Day

    MILITARY vehicles and personnel took part in an event in Winchester to mark Armed Forces Day. On Parade, organised by Winchester Military Museums, was held on Sunday at Peninsula Barracks.At this year’s event, parents and their children tested their skills

  • Police speak to man after girl approached in McDonald's

    POLICE say no crime was committed when a man accosted a seven year old girl in McDonald's in Winchester. The girl's mum Deanne Tollervey said the police did not appear to be taking the incident seriously. The man offered Mia money to go with

  • Drive to get more people donating blood in Hampshire

    NHS Blood and Transplant is urging people in Hampshire to say #ImThere and start saving lives by registering as new blood donors during National Blood Week (June19-25).Over the past year, 900,000 people have given up their time to help patients in need

  • Council facing its ‘biggest financial challenge yet’

    CIVIC chiefs are facing their ‘biggest financial challenge yet’ in plugging a £140 million funding gap.Hampshire County Council has to close the hole by 2019/2020.Ahead of a meeting to consider the council’s end of year financial report today, the authority

  • Ward-Prowse speaks about England and Claude Puel

    England Under-21 captain James Ward-Prowse has revealed senior boss Gareth Southgate has been offering advice ahead of their key Euro 2017 clash against Slovakia. The Young Lions face leaders Slovakia in Kielce later today (5pm) knowing anything

  • Saints switch West Ham game to set up gruelling run

    Saints have agreed to switch their Premier League fixture at West Ham to St Mary's - meaning they'll now face a gruelling four successive away trips in March and April. Saints were scheduled to play the Hammers at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday

  • Man charged with murder after body found in Hampshire home

    A man has been charged following the murder of a Hampshire resident. David Richard Gray, 35, of no fixed abode, has been charged by Hampshire Constabulary's Major Crime Team over the murder 37-year-old Carl Scott. Mr Scott's body was discovered