Portsmouth News - 2019-11-16

• We’ll fight all the way to save our green spaces
• A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
• Catlin warns of the transfer window pitfalls
• Sikh community celebrates at city temple
• 5 THINGS FOR YOUR WEEKEND
• 5 STORIES COMING UP TODAY
• Dear Reader
• Jewellery worth £50,000 is stolen
• Google bus teaching tech skills in Gosport
• New frigates confirmed
• Book signing charity raffle
• Woman ‘devastated’ by suspected arson attack on her home
• Sailors commemorat­e veteran
• Police release trio arrested in connection with murder of mum
• Calls for city’s military to put its trust in Corbyn
• WHAT’S BEING PLANNED
• D-Day veteran looks back on his 100 years
• Three teenagers charged over ‘abhorrent’ attacks on sheep
• Gun shots salute for Prince Charles
• Woman arrested after bridge crash
• Gunwharf Quays is lighting the way ahead of Christmas
• Council set to repaint car parks in town
• Buses cheer on Pudsey
• Boost for volunteers
• Nursery criticised by Ofsted closes with staff yet to be paid
• Pompey Centre is on the market for around £56m
• Man versus Food spice challenge at restaurant
• New sport and fashion stores for Cascades
• Lidl calls an end to its plans to expand store
• Fantasy policies
• Terrible deal
• Readers’ Charter
• ‘Bare bones’ deal
• Hats are doffed to the well run and superb good old Gosport Ferry
• The name game
• Little considerat­ion
• My girls will get a taste of their own medicine one day
• Where are the thanks when the woman does the dishes?
• The students are what make teaching worthwhile...
• Exhibition to highlight elderly and loneliness
• New signs going to be a step forward
• Brexit Party candidate asked to stand down
• Mum shares her story to stamp out bullying
• Treatment centre raises money for charity
• Dog lover treats dying pet to final meal of rare steak
• JPIMedia team scoops award
• Navy ‘guinea pigs’ in new medical trials
• Homage to war dead in town and country
• Marathon anglers reel in record
• The week in numbers
• North End isn’t dead, alderman claims
• Dredging up noise nightmare at quay
• Bridging the gap for railway
• Facilities for working mums not good enough at city hospitals
• Borough granted mayor for first time
• IRA gang convicted of London bombings and Mary Whitehouse takes on the BBC
• Who has a ghostly tale to tell this Christmas?
• Back to nature for a final resting place
• Toby’s aiming for Gosport hat-trick
• Sailing pair recognised for service to the sport
• The fans’ favourite
• John scoops four Masters golds
• Fixture woe following yet another washout
• ‘I’ve no doubt I’ll end up covered in claret!’
• Big test for Valkyries at Rugby Camp
• Mason aims for Pakistan T20 league selection
• Ex-owner Mandaric is ‘excited’ to be back
• Sample top wines
• Visit the home of Lego
• Make tasty salsa
• This dish makes a quick, fabulous vegetarian snack
• TECHNIQUE: HOW TO MAKE PERFECT RICE
• WHAT TO DO
• TRIP OF THE WEEK
• TRAVEL FACTS
• Design gurus’ top tips on how to work colour into your home The duo behind destinatio­n decor brand Rockett St George have delved into colour in their new book. Gabrielle Fagan takes a look
• This is a great time to move your garden’s bigger beasts
• The adrenaline rush of the bosun’s chair
• The reality of middle age: whopping great nose hairs
• NHS must not be used as election campaign pawn
• A backflip from the top turnbuckle into an angry crowd
• TOP ALBUMS
• ONE TO READ
• SOUNDS GOOD
• PODCASTS OF WEEK
• BEST BOOKS
• BEST E-BOOKS
• A million-to-one-shot
• Working mum Sally takes on the scammers in revenge drama Since becoming a mother nearly a decade ago, Sally Lindsay has found the work just keeps on coming. Not that she’s complainin­g! She tells Gemma Dunn all about her latest - highly complex - outing, C
• THE BIG PREVIEW

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