Kebab-Loving Salesman Earns £1,740 Spotting Empty Homes
A double-glazing salesman earned £1,740 spotting empty homes as a side hustle, funding his weekly kebabs. He gets £20 per lead and 1% if the property is bought.
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Europe's Longest Ferry: 36-Hour UK to Spain Journey
Europe's longest ferry journey takes 29-36 hours from Portsmouth to Bilbao, Spain. Brittany Ferries operates the service twice weekly with cabins, restaurants, and a sundeck.
Mum Denied Mortgage Over £3.99 Delivery Fee
Kelly Miles was refused a mortgage for six years after forgetting to pay a £3.99 delivery charge on an iPad mini bought via buy now, pay later, leaving a red mark on her credit file.
Southsea: Underrated UK Seaside Town for Summer Break
Southsea, a seaside resort near Portsmouth, offers stunning Solent views, historic forts, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal summer staycation destination.
HOKA Opens First UK Outlet Store in Portsmouth
HOKA, the popular sportswear brand founded in 2009, has opened its first UK outlet store at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth, offering discounts of up to 30% on RRP.
Double killer claims new sex trial is tactic to block parole
Allan Grimson, convicted of murdering two men in 2001, says new sexual offences charges are a tactic to prevent his parole release.
Scots oil rig worker guilty in £40m cocaine plot
David Paterson, from Peterhead, was convicted for conspiring to smuggle 500kg of cocaine worth £40m after a botched recovery mission in the English Channel.
Outrage as Council Workers Remove England Flags Ahead of Semi-Final
Portsmouth council workers removed England flags from balconies before the World Cup semi-final vs Argentina, citing fire risk. Residents reported theft, and ex-Home Secretary Suella Braverman intervened.
Council Workers Cut Down England Flag Before Semi-Final
Two council workers were caught on doorbell camera cutting down a St George's flag from a balcony in Portsmouth, deemed a fire risk, ahead of England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
Ex-Minister Warns UK City Faces 'Mini-Pearl Harbor' Drone Attack
Former defence minister Tobias Ellwood warns Portsmouth could be devastated by Iranian-style kamikaze drones launched from a shadow trawler, exploiting a security loophole.
Iranian Drones Could Hit Portsmouth in British 'Pearl Harbor'
Iranian Shahed drones launched from a shadow trawler could strike Portsmouth naval base, warns Tobias Ellwood, comparing it to a mini Pearl Harbor and urging UK defence upgrades.
Woman Who Lied About Cancer to Charity Jailed
Claire Alderton, 48, was sentenced to two years for fraud after lying about having cancer and forging references to work at George's Rockstars, a children's cancer charity.
Woman faked cancer, defrauded charity for son with leukemia
Claire Alderton, 48, faked cancer and defrauded George's Rockstars, a charity founded in memory of the co-founder's son who died of leukaemia. She was jailed for two years for fraud by false representation.
Autistic Girl Raped: Paedophile Jailed 15 Years
Tarek Miah, 20, was jailed for 15 years for raping an autistic 12-year-old girl and grooming a second victim aged nine. The court heard his Bangladeshi culture 'may have affected' his attitudes.
British Man Stalked US Influencer in Bali, Gets Hospital Order
Rob Keating, 40, stalked US travel influencer Alexandra Saper to Bali, threatening kidnapping. He was sentenced to a hospital order for stalking with fear of violence.
Sir Ben Ainslie Embraces New Onshore Role as Emirates GBR Boss
Sir Ben Ainslie, Olympic sailing legend, now leads Emirates GBR as CEO from shore, handing driving to Dylan Fletcher, who won SailGP title in 2025.
Study to Probe Environmental Impact of Fake Football Shirts
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth will conduct the first study into the environmental impacts of counterfeit football shirts, funded by the UK Intellectual Property Office, examining microplastic shedding and textile waste.
England flags removed by council workers anger residents
Portsmouth City Council workers removed England flags from balconies ahead of the World Cup semi-final vs Argentina, sparking fury and police reports for theft.
Council Workers Remove England Flags Ahead of World Cup Semi-Final
Portsmouth City Council workers removed England flags from balconies before the semi-final vs Argentina, citing fire risk. Residents reported theft to police; politicians condemn action.
Mills: SailGP Key to Gender Equity in Sailing
Hannah Mills credits SailGP for advancing gender equity in sailing, highlighting the Women's Pathway programme's role in closing the experience gap for women in foil racing.
Back Pain Misdiagnosed as Weight Issue Turns Out to Be Kidney Cancer
Krissy Henstredge, 40, was told her chronic back pain was due to weight and other conditions. After a decade, an MRI revealed a mass on her kidney – stage 3 clear cell renal cell carcinoma.
Nurse's Hidden Cocaine Addiction Ends in Tragedy
Nurse Jennifer Porter, 33, hid a cocaine addiction behind a successful career. Her sister Josie shares her story to highlight high-functioning addiction warning signs after Jenn's suicide.
Sister of Nurse Who Died at 33 Shares Hidden Signs of Addiction
Josie Porter reveals her sister Jenn's cocaine addiction and suicide at 33, urging families to spot hidden signs and break stereotypes around addiction and mental health.
UK Heatwave: Hospital Declares Critical Incident, Temps Soar
Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth declared a critical incident after chiller units failed amid a heatwave, with temperatures reaching 39°C and over 500 schools closed.
Braverman Slams Council Over England Flag Removal
Suella Braverman condemns Portsmouth Lib Dem council for removing St George's flags from balconies before England's World Cup semi-final, citing fire safety. She calls the action 'misjudged' and demands an investigation.
Kiwi Sailor Liv Mackay Eyes Portsmouth Comeback After Crash
Liv Mackay and Black Foils aim for a successful comeback at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth after a traumatic crash in Auckland.
Hannah Mills: SailGP Paving Way for Gender Equity in Sailing
Hannah Mills credits SailGP's Women's Pathway for bridging the experience gap in foil racing, aiming for full gender equity on board as the league showcases mixed-gender competition at the highest level.
Olympic Gold to SailGP Champion: Fletcher Targets Portsmouth
Dylan Fletcher returns to Portsmouth to defend his SailGP championship after leading Emirates GBR to victory last season, aiming to improve on second place in home waters.
Recycled garden pub in final of Pub Shed of the Year 2026
A back garden pub in Hampshire, built almost entirely from recycled materials, is a finalist in the Pub Shed of the Year 2026 competition, alongside two other DIY boozers.
Hotel Air Con Hack for Heatwave Sleep
A mother books a hotel with air conditioning during a UK heatwave, calling it the 'ultimate heatwave hack' for a cool night's sleep after bedroom temperatures hit 30°C.
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