Portsmouth News - 2019-09-27

• Family’s vigil for teenage mum Teegan
• Return of the Psychedeli­c Furs
• Gran of 16 in 90ft climb
• Naylor back in the frame
• WILDLIFE EXPERTS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT £1BN PLAN TO BUILD 4,000 HOMES ON RECLAIMED LAND
• Boris to pledge £200m for cancer scanners
• 105 oil spills detected off Brazilian coast
• Officer’s leg crushed as car made off
• Thomas Cook bosses to face MP inquiry
• YOU SAID IT
• Dear Reader
• THEY SAID IT...
• QE joins up with Carrier Strike Group units
• Re-trial is ordered by judge in drugs case
• Woman robbed of phone near train station
• MP backs climate change investment
• Spate of thefts from vehicles
• Firefighte­rs to the rescue
• Out with the pews as church begins its transforma­tion
• Vision for Hampshire’s future over next 30 years agreed
• Debt help initiative
• Poachers hunted
• Praise for special needs provision for the young
• School is ordered to become an academy
• Success is rewarded at countrysid­e awards night
• DAILY ESSENTIALS
• Rupert reaches the
• End of an exhilarati­ng ride
• Takeaways urged to cut portions in new health drive
• Prolific burglar jailed
• Fears for future over closure of Sainsbury’s store
• Charities given vital cash boost by district council chairman
• Navy bonfire night fun
• Preserving rich heritage
• Pompey director Eric Eisner pops in for pre-match pint
• Hypnothera­py sessions to aid weight loss
• College lecturer a ‘mover and shaker’
• Running for Rowans
• Helping children get through court system
• Let Helen take the strain
• Riders will add to pot of Rowans Hospice
• Firm raises £17,000 for hospice’s appeal
• The hunt is on for our Excellence in Business winners
• The News Business Excellence Awards 2020
• Planners to battle appeal on refusal of travellers’ site
• NHS department boosted by £3.5m programme
• Yellow bellies
• Readers’ Charter
• It’s a myth
• ‘Being part of a large economic trading block gives us the best chance of prosperity in our city’
• Greener city
• ‘Ooh, Betty...’
• Pier pleasure
• Ease the pressure
• Our different holiday has changed our perspectiv­es
• Councillor­s in need of a large portion of common sense
• I don’t want to get in a car with my mum again – sorry!
• I already regret having our bathroom re-decorated...
• PDSA offers advice on keeping your pet safe from toxic plants
• PET OF THE WEEK
• Massed gathering of veterans mark the monarch’s birthday
• 20 years ago
• Thrill-seeker conquers world with ‘incredible’ record-breaking flight
• Cadets to rescue twice in one day
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• Kuga finds the SUV sweet spot
• Dacia’s new compact SUV is full of appeal for any cost concious buyer, writes JULIE MARSHALL.
• Fantasy Fabia within financial reach
• Helping you during life’s difficult times
• Tougher tests lie in wait for Havant
• Portsmouth delighted by Walking Hockey numbers
• Baker’s dozen wins
• Final frame title joy for Owen
• Craneswate­r set for another title
• Fleetlands trio aiding history bid
• Lee’s blast for Boro’s off-form ‘big-hitters’
• Hawks aiming to cut Stones’ gap
• Kayaking ladies have started well
• ‘We’ve got to be wary’ says coach McRoberts
• Havant get fresh for the weekend!
• Pompey team news
• Bolton team news...
• OTHER FIXTURES
• We must replicate derby tempo in key league scrap
• Boss excited to revive
• Downing wins praise as manager weighs up defensive options for Bolton encounter
• Pompey fear no-one but understand huge importance of game against the Trotters
• Partnershi­p of attacking threats
• IN MITIGATION
• KARIS REIGNS SUPREME
• Summer is banned
• Bangin’ Burgerz
• Playing truant in Chicago in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (12A)
• CLUB SCENE WITH SAM CHERRY
• Calling out of Liverpool
• UNIVERSAL TONGUE
• Maybe not champions of the world, but doing just fine...
• Swapping regicide for dead debutantes
• Facing the reality of ‘evil’ in Dervla’s Lady Macbeth
• Whimsical slice of Parisian life gets a musical makeover
• Prepare to step in to the Eye of the Storm with Emmie
• Not in Kansas any more
• How much has really changed in 400 years?
• Director Lulu Wang relates a deeply personal story in her new film The Farewell. She tells Laura Harding how making a movie about her own experience­s changed how she felt about her family.
• DON’T LET GO (15)
• The plaice to find the freshest fish
• So many benefits of museum membership
• Explorer Simon will be at the Guildhall
• Beach hut bliss at Beachcroft Hotel
• WHITES FOR FISH AND SHELLFISH
• FACE ON THE FLOOR
• PLUS: This Puzzle Also Contains The £1,500 SIX Letter Hidden Mystery Word!

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