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  • Mother weeps in the dock as baby murder trial continues

    A MOTHER accused of murdering her three-year-old daughter told police she drowned her in the bath because she wanted to stop the little girl being 'anywhere near' her estranged husband, a court heard today. Former science teacher Claire Colebourn

  • Over a hundred Hampshire homes without power

    OVER a hundred Hampshire homes are currently without power. Three separate incidents in Bevois, Netley Common and Eastleigh are leaving the 122 homes without power. SSE believes two of these incidents are related to Storm Gareth. A spokesperson

  • Dock Gate 10 closed again

    A LISTED Southampton landmark has been closed. Dock Gate 10 is closed less than four months after it originally closed, due to an unsafe structure. Dock Gates 8 and 20 remain open for anyone wishing to enter the docks. An ABP spokesperson

  • James Ward-Prowse left out of England squad

    ENGLAND boss Gareth Southgate said his midfield is ‘a difficult balance’ after leaving  James Ward-Prowse out of his latest England squad. Ward-Prowse put himself in serious contention to add to his one cap with his recent performances. The

  • B&Q owner stops selling wildlife-harming slug pesticide

    B&Q owner Kingfisher will this week stop selling slug pellets with a pesticide that harms wildlife, ahead of a ban by the Government next year. The company said it was the first major retailer to take products containing the chemical metaldehyde

  • £19m improvements for county parks

    ALMOST £19 million has been pumped into the county’s parks to refurbish buildings, improve play equipment, build fresh trails, and construct new catering facilities. Hampshire County Council hopes this investment will increase visitor numbers to

  • Coxford by-election takes place tomorrow

    LOCALS will be heading to the polls tomorrow to vote for who they want to fill a council seat left vacant by a stalwart city councillor. The Coxford ward has been without a third member since the turn of the year when Keith Morrell vacated the

  • Murder suspects are released in death probe

    Two men arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a man in Eastleigh have been released from custody. The men, aged 26 and 29, from Eastleigh, were arrested on suspicion of murder. But last night they were released from custody

  • Man killed in motorbike accident in Southampton is named

    POLICE are appealing for information following a fatal accident in Southampton. Officers were called to the A27 Mansbridge Road last Thursday after a collision involving a pedestrian and an orange, trail-style motorbike and a pedestrian. The

  • McCarthy: Southgate has reignited England

    ALEX McCarthy believes Gareth Southgate has brought the ‘spark’ back to English football. Southgate led the Three Lions to a World Cup semi-final in Russia last year, losing to Croatia in extra time. And McCarthy, who has handed his England

  • Ward-Prowse to learn his England fate today

    James Ward-Prowse is today hoping his fantastic form for Saints will be rewarded with an England call-up. Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate will this afternoon name his squad for the upcoming European Championship qualifiers against Czech Republic

  • LAST NIGHT'S REVIEW: The Band, Mayflower Theatre

    IT'S one hell of a (Take That and) party. Southampton has been graced with the final week of the UK tour of The Band, which became the fastest selling musical in history when it was announced, promising a show based on all the hits of the world's

  • The Eastleigh pub putting its locals first

    IT IS the community-focused pub putting its locals first. That is the aim of June and Steve Robinson of The Chamberlayne Arms on High Street, Eastleigh. Set in the heart of Eastleigh, the pub has a strong community surrounding it, and a wealth