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Ex-Footballer Jailed for Money Laundering

Former Premier League footballer Richard Duffy has been sentenced to 10 months in prison after admitting to laundering £400,000 in a sophisticated criminal operation. The ex-Portsmouth and Wales defender was caught in a police sting.

Melania and Camilla's coordinated D-Day fashion statement

In a remarkable display of unspoken coordination, former First Lady Melania Trump and Queen Camilla appeared at the UK's D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations wearing strikingly similar outfits, sparking a frenzy of fashion analysis and speculation.

Beat The 3pm Slump: Science Reveals The Fix

Struggling with the dreaded afternoon crash? New research from the University of Portsmouth uncovers the surprising science behind daytime sleepiness and offers practical, expert-backed solutions to boost your energy and productivity.

Historic Portsmouth Sea Fort Becomes Migrant Hotel

The historic HMS Haslemere sea fort in Portsmouth Harbour is set to become a floating migrant accommodation centre, housing 500 asylum seekers as the government grapples with record Channel crossings and a £8M daily hotel bill.

One Spice Could Beat Back Pain, Research Finds

Groundbreaking study from the University of Portsmouth discovers that adding a common kitchen spice to your diet may significantly reduce chronic back pain and inflammation.

Ditch the Airport: Best Short Ferry Routes to Europe

Escape the airport hassle and rediscover the joy of travel. Our guide reveals the most scenic and convenient short ferry crossings from the UK to Europe, from the classic Channel routes to hidden gem connections.

BBC journalists chased by protesters in Portsmouth

Shocking scenes unfolded in Portsmouth as a BBC reporting team was aggressively pursued and confronted by demonstrators during a protest over the housing of asylum seekers. The incident, captured on video, raises serious concerns about press freedom and p

Mary Wallopers Cancel Festival Over Barclays' Israel Links

Irish folk band The Mary Wallopers cancels their performance at England's Victorious Festival, citing the event's sponsorship by Barclays Bank and its links to companies supplying arms to Israel. The move ignites debate on artist activism and the BDS move

Boy in army costume halts top admiral's car in Portsmouth

A five-year-old boy dressed in a miniature British Army uniform caused a major security alert in Portsmouth after mistaking First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key's official vehicle for a tank. The heartwarming incident, which saw the Admiral stop to chat wit

Historic Solent Sea Fort with Helipad For Sale

A unique piece of British maritime history, No Man's Land Fort in the Solent, is for sale. This Victorian-era sea fortress features a helipad, luxury accommodation, and stunning views, offering a truly once-in-a-lifetime ownership opportunity.

Royal Navy's £1bn 'Lame Duck' Destroyer Sidelined

The Royal Navy's state-of-the-art £1 billion Type 45 destroyer HMS Diamond has been declared non-operational, with critical engine defects preventing its deployment to assist Ukraine. Defence sources reveal the vessel, plagued by power failures, is stuck

Protests Over Asylum Hotels Spread in UK

Growing tensions as local residents protest against the housing of asylum seekers in hotels across Bournemouth, Norwich, and Portsmouth. Critics argue the policy strains community resources.

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