Portsmouth News - 2020-06-04

• ‘CHANGE THE RULES TO HELP US SURVIVE’
• Return of the Mac
• Cllr denies racism claim
• MAJOR DROP IN GP SURGERY APPOINTMEN­TS
• Brewery thrives despite lockdown
• ‘I’m lucky to be alive’ says grateful gran
• Man suffers severe burns in Chinese takeaway kitchen blaze
• Key workers make up almost a third of the employees in the city
• Demand is increasing on our region’s police officers
• Sailors’ pride as volunteers in pandemic
• Warning to respect countrysid­e
• Cruise ship worker happy to be home
• Youths blight rugby club’s playing field
• I’m that rare Briton – one who loathes queueing up
• Key workers deserve to be rewarded for their efforts
• Dolphins make shipmates for Royal navy’s ‘greenest’ ship
• Burglar jailed after ‘ransacking’ property
• Royal Navy trainee Ryan builds own mini jet engine
• Our forces always deliver
• Defence giant’s new boss in vow to ‘invest’
• The long fight for permanent tribute to brave Aussie airmen
• WHITELEY PUB ON HOTEL SITE BEGINS TAKEAWAY ORDERS AT REDUCED PRICES
• Why all roads lead to Audi’s capable estate
• Back to nature for final resting place
• New youth scheme will help turn Fleetlands into chairman’s dream of ‘a community club’
• Fleetlands’ youth boost
• Infinity on the move again - 30 miles away
• Three opt out of tour
• Catlin is cautiously supportive of draft proposal that could rescue clubs at risk
• It was upsetting to be shown Blues door - but it was the best thing for my career
• STANDING FIRM
• I would find myself in those narrow corridors outside the dressing room, pushing myself backwards against the wall to let Sir Alex Ferguson or David Beckham come through

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