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Bednarek suffers 'knee ligaments injury' while playing for Poland
SAINTS defender Jan Bednarek has suffered a "knee ligaments injury", the Polish FA have confirmed. Bednarek was forced off at halftime against Portugal on Friday evening after a clash with Cristiano Ronaldo saw him land awkwardly on his knee.
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Watch the shocking moment car hits two men, throwing one in the air
A newly released video shows the horrifying moment a car was intentionally driven into two men in Weymouth. One victim, a man in his 20s, can be seen flying through the air into a neighbouring garden. He was airlifted to hospital and suffered
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Pet owners warned of 'toxic' danger amid cold weather this winter
Pet owners are being warned to keep their eye out for a “toxic” danger that could prove “fatal” to their animals this winter. Experts are alerting owners of the dangers of anti-freeze as we head into the colder months and use of it becomes more
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How to watch the spectacular Leonid meteor shower in the UK this weekend
Stargazers in the UK are in for a treat this weekend as spectacular light display will light up the skies thanks to another meteor shower. The Leonid meteor shower is set to delight stargazers, sending shooting stars streaking across the night
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'Foodie' lost half her body weight after waking up unable to eat
A 'massive foodie' claims she woke up one day to find she was unable to eat and lost nearly half her body weight in just six months - before discovering she had stomach paralysis. Shannon Dunbar-Dawe suddenly developed bloating and nausea during
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Watch: Angry passengers refuse to let train depart until staff let them on
A group of angry passengers refused to let a train depart for 15 minutes until 'jobsworth staff' let them on - despite arriving 'after the final whistle had blown'. Lou Monrow and her wheelchair-using mum Susan Hackett say they reached their platform
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Why mould is forming in your home this winter and how to stop it
During the winter months, homeowners face many challenges that pose various risks to them and their properties, with mould being one of them. If you don’t identify and deal with mould problems quickly, you could be risking serious damage to your
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What's your IQ? Take this pub quiz to find out how smart you are
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.
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You could be fined £1,000 for driving in these winter clothes
With winter rolling in and temperatures falling, drivers in the UK are being warned that wearing winter clothes when they get behind the wheel could land them a £1,000 fine. If you are wearing clothes, such as gloves, coats and scarves that could
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MOT warning to 7.6 million drivers at risk of £1,000 fines
Nearly 8 million drivers were at risk of a fine this year as they were late to get their MOT, new research has revealed. The study has found that almost a quarter of MOTs carried out last year took place after the previous service had expired.
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Mysterious lights over Southampton baffle residents
Mysterious lights over the Southampton skyline have baffled residents. Just before 6pm last night, beams of light could be seen moving through the clouds - prompting several locals to take to social media to find out what was happening. According
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Cruise ship ready to sail after 'technical issue' sees three trips cancelled
A cruise ship that has been marooned for three weeks after travelling from Southampton - causing three voyages to be cancelled - is set to sail once again. Regal Princess has been stranded in the Galveston Ship Channel in Texas since October 27
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Arson probe launched as car bursts into flames in quiet cul-de-sac
There were dramatic scenes in a Southampton cul-de-sac as a car burst into flames as police launch an arson investigation. Police blocked off Pilgrim Place in Mansbridge at around 9.40pm on Friday night after the Jaguar was engulfed in the blaze
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Charles details 'surreal' experience of captaining Northern Ireland for first time
SAINTS midfielder Shea Charles admitted it was a "surreal" experience to captain Northern Ireland for the first time on Friday evening. Charles, 21, led his team out for the first time during their 2-0 win over Belarus and even provided the assist
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Pensioner found seriously injured, sparking emergency response
An elderly cyclist has been taken to hospital with serious injuries in an incident attended by the air ambulance. Police were called at 9am today (Saturday, November 16) to The Crossways in Gosport, where the man, in his 80s, was found. South
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Crash and car break downs causes series of delays on the M27
4:09pm #M27 Westbound - All lanes CLEARED between J10/A32 #Fareham and J9/A27 #ParkGate after the earlier broken
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Animations transform Bargate during Christmas lights switch on
Southampton’s historic Bargate was transformed on Friday night as Father Christmas and his nine reindeer flew across the medieval gatehouse. Hundreds of spectators were entertained in Southampton city centre as Britain’s Got Talent winner Sydnie
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Police incident blocks trains to and from Southampton
A police incident blocked trains between Fareham and Swanwick on Friday night. At 9.54pm, Southern Rail tweeted to say that all lines were blocked between the two stations while police were 'dealing with an incident' that had 'recently happened
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Man smashes up store front during £11k spree
A man trashed a store in New Milton during an £11k rampage. Craig Anthony Trott, 40, and of Knole Road, Bournemouth, was sentenced at Southampton Magistrates Court after committing criminal damage. It was alleged that on January 28 at around
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Southampton flat blighted by drugs is shut down by police
A Southampton flat blighted by drugs and anti-social behaviour has been shut down by police. The apartment in Ridding Close in Shirley will be closed for three months - making it an offence for anyone other than those authorised on the court order
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Why dreams of a white Christmas in Southampton are still alive
Everyone is dreaming of a white Christmas, and with the big day almost a month away, snow in Southampton on December 25 has not been ruled out yet. Only one snowflake needs to be observed falling during the 24 hours of December 25 for the Met Office
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Watch moment man, 90, ploughs through brick wall in life-changing crash
Footage shows the moment an elderly man hitting a brick wall and injured a Southampton woman for life. On April 30, 2023, a Mercedes C-Class crashed into a car before ploughing through the wall on Horton Road in Ringwood and injuring the woman.
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Meet the chef at the helm of the new restaurant at a 17th Century country hotel
He's the top chef heading up the team at a new fine dining restaurant at a 17th Century hotel on the edge of Southampton. Simon Hartnett, executive chef at Harley's at New Place Hotel in Shirrell Heath, talks finding his tribe and giving beef
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Milestone flight signals return to pre-pandemic levels
NATS, the UK's major provider of air traffic services based in Whiteley, has reached a mammoth milestone. The two millionth flight of 2024 arrived on Tuesday, October 15, nearly two weeks earlier than last year, indicating air traffic levels are
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Heart charity raises over £45k at annual ball
A Southampton-based charity raised over £45,000 at its annual ball. Heartbeat, which supports cardiac care, held its Beef & Bid Autumn Ball at the Leonardo Royal Grand Harbour Hotel on November 9. The event was supported by guests, sponsors
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Former The Voice UK finalist to perform in Southampton
A former The Voice UK finalist is set to perform in Southampton. Nadia Eide will present her Winter Light concert at Holy Saviour Church on December 8, at 6pm. The event will raise funds and awareness for environmental charity Earth Trust.
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Spate of Southampton road closures revealed in latest list of public notices
A new batch of public notices advertising planning applications, road closures and other schemes has been published. Public notices are placed by councils and other local authorities to tell people about proposed changes taking place in their area
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Songwriter releases new track to raise money for charity
A songwriter from Dibden Purlieu is releasing a new song to raise money for charity. Amy Hopwood, who is now living in Bournemouth, released All Shall Be Well on Thursday, November 14. The song, featuring 21 layers of harmonies and vocals,
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Eastleigh venue in the running for national award
The Point, Eastleigh and The House of Many Moons have been shortlisted for a national award for their work in creating a magical storyworld. Timothy the Yeti, which was a free, drop-in experience for families, is in the running for the Best Family
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Video series launched in memory of woman who died suddenly
A young woman who died suddenly is being remembered in a video series to raise awareness of sudden cardiac death. The British Heart Foundation (BHF) video shares footage and images of Claire Reed, who died in March 2013. Claire, 22, from Botley
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Christmas carol and memorial services to remember loved ones this festive season
Crematoriums in Hampshire will open their doors for Christmas carol and memorial services. The annual festive gatherings, organised by Westerleigh Group, offer a chance for families and friends to come together and remember their loved ones in
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Law firm warns of 'frenzy of activity' as business owners rush to close deals
A law firm has warned of a "frenzy of activity" as business owners rush to close deals before changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) come into effect. Ellis Jones Solicitors, based in Ringwood, said it saw a huge spike in instructions ahead of the
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10-year mental health and dementia strategy hailed an 'exemplary project'
A 10-year mental health and dementia strategy has been hailed as an "exemplary project". Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust's older people's mental health teams have won the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Psychiatric Team
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Hospital porters set to strike after being told to tell manager about toilet breaks
Porters at University Hospital Southampton have voted in favour of strike action over claims they are being told to inform managers about their toilet use. More than 60 hospital porters who are members of the Unite union will stage a 24-hour walkout
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Martin shares update on Saints defender yet to make league debut
SAINTS boss Russell Martin admitted Nathan Wood is "not happy" with his lack of minutes this season before insisting the defender is "not far away". Wood has been limited to two Carabao Cup appearances and one game with the under-21s so far since
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'Drunk' woman who beat up PCSO on Above Bar Street banned from pub
The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court: DUNCAN NATT, 48, of Ganger Farm Way, Ampfield, pleaded guilty to drink driving in a Vauxhall Corsa on Stockbridge High Street on October 7 where he was found to have 64 microgrammes
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Arrivals and departures at Southampton port for this weekend
Here are the latest movements at Southampton's port. Today's principal Southampton arrivals: Marsa Pride, container, 0200, SCT2; Colombia Express, container, 0315, SCT1; NYK Romulus, container, 0530, SCT3/4; Sky Princess, passenger, 0615, 106;
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Long Covid costing economy billions annually, study suggests
A new study suggests long Covid is costing the economy billions every year due to lost working days. The research, involving the University of Southampton, was published in BMJ Open and funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research
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How every Saints loan departure has fared so far this season
ELEVEN Saints players are out on loan this season across clubs at varying levels of the professional game. For some, this season is a chance to show Southampton why they are ready for next season, while others are right at the start of their senior
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Southampton charity's Tree of Light campaign to remember pets
Southampton residents can remember their deceased pets for the first time this year, thanks to a charity's Tree of Light campaign. Communicare, a charity dedicated to eradicating loneliness in the city, is offering the chance to sponsor festive
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Murder accused 'spent £300 on crack cocaine and heroin’ after man’s death, jury hears
A man accused of murdering his neighbour bought “around £300 on crack cocaine and heroin” hours after his death, a jury was told. Thomas Ellison bought the drugs after, prosecutors say, strangling Ian Jupe to death, Southampton Crown Court was
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Dragged, beaten, and thrown in a ditch: Gardener's violent assault
"Have mercy on me," Alfrey Noyce begged. "I can't remember doing what I was supposed to have done." What he had 'done' was to terrify a woman walking alone on her way home in the dark. Lymington widow Mary Fudge had been visiting her elderly mother
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'Crazy idea': Bus lane plans on major Southampton road spark outrage
A new bus lane is set to be introduced on Millbrook Road West in Southampton, igniting strong opinions among residents. The city council announced that the bus lane will run for around 200 metres towards the city centre before the Regents Park
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Southampton Toy Appeal launches in bid to bring a smile to youngsters
Youngsters are set to benefit this Christmas in the Southampton Toy Appeal. The annual drive for toy donations was launched by Southampton City Council in Westquay on Friday. Council leader Lorna Fielker, along with the cabinet member for children
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Christmas countdown launch, drone show and more family fun this weekend
The countdown to Christmas is on! It may only be mid November, but Southampton is already feeling festive. Families can enjoy the first weekend of the city's festive fun, plus there's a brand new drone show at the home of Hampshire Cricket,
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Southampton scientists propose replacing GDP with new 'resilience index'
Researchers are calling for a 'resilience index' to replace GDP as a measure of policy success. In a paper published on Friday, in the journal One Earth, academics from the University of Southampton, UCL, and the University of East Anglia argue
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RAF leader gives a boost to campaign for Spitfire monument in Southampton
The leader of the RAF hosted an event in support of a campaign to bring a Spitfire monument to Southampton. Sir Richard Knighton, chief of the air staff, led a reception at the Ministry of Defence in London, celebrating the National Spitfire Project
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There's a Monster in Your Book set to be festive fun in Hedge End
A popular children's book series is set to become a festive theatre show. Tom Fletcher's There's a Monster in Your Show will be performed at The Berry Theatre in Hedge End from December 14 to December 24. Tom Fletcher said: "It’s been an amazing
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Southampton firm purchased by sustainable fuel company in 'exciting development'
A Southampton-based refuelling infrastructure firm has been sold. Commercial Fuel Solutions (CFS) was acquired by New Era Energy. New Era Energy highlighted CFS's expertise as a key attraction. CFS, founded in 2007, is known for being an
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"Swing Your Pants!": How one Southampton mod became a 90s TV Icon
It was in 1970s Southampton when a young Mod named Trevor Williams, amid a sea of scooters and sharp suits, embarked on a journey that would lead him from the city's bustling streets to the screens of Saturday morning television. It all began in
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'Oh yes it is!': your guide to the area's best pantos and festive shows
It's festive fun at its finest. Oh yes it is! From the South Coast's biggest panto to a classic tale for tots, there's something for everyone on stage in Southampton and the surrounding towns and cities this Christmas. Here's our pick of
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New men's mental health support group coming to Gosport
A new mental health support group is set to launch in Gosport. ANDYSMANCLUB, which supports men aged 18 and over, will open in the town on December 2, 2024. The Halifax-based charity was founded in 2016 in memory of Andy Roberts, who died by
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Tax change deadline set to spark surge in company wind-ups
A number of business owners in Hampshire are now in a race against time to wind up their companies solvently and extract capital. The tax on Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) is set to rise from 10 per cent to 14 per cent on the first £1m
