Conservationists have unearthed a “time capsule” of six 19th-century coins and tokens beneath the foremast of HMS Victory during its £42m restoration. The artefacts were discovered at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard after a 750-tonne...
A range of issues, primarily focused on fossil fuels, Reform UK and Wes Streeting appear on today's letters page. The first letter argues that the UK must reject fossil fuel expansion and embrace renewable energy and electric vehicles,...
More than half of people believe artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to widespread unemployment – and just over a fifth think it will eliminate jobs fast enough to cause civil unrest, according to a survey. The findings suggest people...
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Shipping movements for Portsmouth and Southampton harbours tomorrow are as follows: Commercial, Portsmouth Harbour: Stena Vinga (in 05:15 out 09:00), Mont St Michel (in 05:30 out 08:00), Brittany Clipper (in 06:15 out 11:00), Guillaume...
1471: Henry VI was murdered in the Tower of London. 1688: Poet and satirist Alexander Pope was born in London. Elizabeth Fry, English Quaker and prison reformer, was born in Norwich. 1851: Gold was discovered in Australia. 1894: The...
