Portsmouth News - 2020-07-08

• HE HAS RUINED MY LIFE
• Once upon a lockdown... Mum’s book explains a topsy-turvy world
• Drugs gang sentenced
• No ‘knee-jerk reactions’
• First school fully reopens
• Artwork auction will boost QA heroes
• Bigger boulders placed at Common to deter illegal encampment­s
• Infection screenings for rough sleepers
• Health trusts partnershi­p to continue
• Health bosses slam PM’s comments over care home procedures
• ‘New law will not protect police if courts do not impose jail terms’
• Tory suspended in link to Islamophob­ic tweets hits out at PM Boris
• Scores of GPs across city back safe cycling and walking campaign
• Open letter from city health profession­als to councillor­s
• City graduate’s work ethic helps him to rub shoulders with stars
• Seven re-arrested over shotgun murder of dad-of-two
• My team is boring!
• Make those responsibl­e for the mess clear up the rubbish they leave
• School staff deserve a very well-earned summer rest
• Covid points way to city congestion charge
• Pub’s closure praised by Health Secretary
• Pupils’ big rainbow hands of thanks for key workers
• Trust director’s vow to improve equality
• Resubmitte­d homes plans are ‘premature’
• University’s summer school in pupils’ homes
• Thug jailed for attacking innocent duo
• Cancer survivor urges bosses not to close doors over health
• Country station where history was made is for sale at £1.6m
• End of the Hawks’ pitch horror shows
• ‘I’m very glad I’m not playing now’
• First there was James, now Ben is number 81
• So what’s next for
• Blues underachie­ved this season as apathy among the Fratton faithful grows
• ‘We’ll miss Burge – he was such an important player’
• Catlin: redundanci­es remain a threat as matches continue behind closed doors
• Next season could kick off by mid September

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