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DENTAL CRISIS LEAVES BRITAIN RELIANT ON CHARITY FROM THE DEVELOPING WORLD
Britain is being forced to turn to charities from the developing world amid a crisis in dentistry, 1,000 dentists claim today... READ MORE›
'DESPERATE TIMES' FOR OVERCROWDED HOSPITALS, SENIOR DOCTOR WARNS
NHS England said hospitals were generally coping, with overall bed occupancy levels down from 95 percent in the lead-up to Christmas to about 93 percent ... READ MORE›
GRAVESTONE FOR LONDON CHILDREN KILLED BY WW1 BOMB GETS GRADE II LISTED
Eight memorials, including mass grave for 15 children killed at their school, are given special status by Historic England... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Hampshire
30,000 MUSLIMS JUST MARCHED AGAINST ISIS AND EXTREMISM
The Cornish seaside town will play host to the annual Boardmasters festival... READ MORE›
CARE HOME RESTAURANT BECOMES FIRST IN UK TO WIN AA ROSETTE AFTER HIRING CHEF FROM THE IVY
Care home restaurant becomes first in UK to win AA rosette after hiring chef from The Ivy... READ MORE›
FOUR DEAD IN CAR AUCTION SITE PLANE CRASH
A spokeswoman for Milan Malpensa Airport confirmed the plane had left at 13 30 BST on its way to Hampshire... READ MORE›
FORMER SOLDIERS FACE PROSECUTION OVER ALLEGED 1972 MURDER OF IRA MAN
Both opposed partition of Ireland and refused to recognise the governments of either the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland... READ MORE›
'PERHAPS I MADE WATERSHIP DOWN TOO DARK'
Richard adams 'perhaps i made watership down too dark'... READ MORE›
MILES OF FORGOTTEN FIRST WORLD WAR TRENCHES UNEARTHED IN ENGLAND
Other first world war lines included the Maidstone-Swale line in Kent and the London defence ring across Essex, Kent and Surrey... READ MORE›
FIRST WORLD WAR TRAINING TUNNELS AND TRENCHES DISCOVERED IN WILTSHIRE
Archaeologists who worked on the site at Larkhill, in Wiltshire, said the century-old complex was a valuable discovery - although it posed hazards... READ MORE›
MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS RESOURCES, NOT TINKERING WITH THE LAW
Letters Replacing current mental health legislation may not be the best thing for Britain's mental wellbeing, readers suggest... READ MORE›
APPLE FARM BOSS ANDREW STOCKER GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
Andrew Stocker who was boss of the fruit farm at Tory peer Lord Selborne's Hampshire estate had encouraged the practice nicknamed scuba diving ... READ MORE›
MEMORIALS MARK ONE WEEK SINCE CRASH
The West Sussex Coroner is expected to begin the formal identification of the victims on Wednesday... READ MORE›
NUMBER OF PROBLEM GAMBLERS IN THE UK RISES TO MORE THAN 400,000
Gambling Commission report finds more than 2 million people are addicted to gambling or at risk of developing a problem... READ MORE›
SOCIAL CARE SPENDING FALLING BELOW ?554 MINIMUM IN MOST AREAS
A number of councils, including Dartford, Wolverhampton, Leicester, Liverpool, Lancashire, Hampshire and North Lincolnshire, pay providers a local weekly rate well below ?400, while others are above ?600... READ MORE›
EQUAL PAY IS STILL FAR-OFF FOR BRITAIN, WHERE THE GENDER GAP NARROWS AT A GLACIAL PACE
There has been much debate about how much Green has offered the regulator to support the BHS pension scheme, which has a deficit of ?571m... READ MORE›
BRITISH BARRISTER ACCUSED OF CHILD ABUSE HAD BEEN CHARGED IN KILLING OF TEEN
In 2014 a separate police report was made to Hampshire police - the area in which the alleged abuse by Smyth took place... READ MORE›
PIGWIG THE PIG RESCUED FROM SWIMMING POOL
Dorset Fire and Rescue sprang into action to rescue Pigwig after he became trapped in the pool at Avon Castle Drive, Ashley Heath, earlier... READ MORE›
ALMOST 80% OF JUNIOR DOCTORS TOOK PART IN ALL-OUT STRIKE, NHS SAYS
However, 16 of the 22 junior doctors in its emergency department did work as normal... READ MORE›
PUBLIC SCHOOL DEFENDS ROLE IN ALLEGED COVER UP OF ABUSE AT CHRISTIAN CAMPS
Winchester College knew in 1982 about allegations of abuse at the camps but says it didn't go to the police to save the victims further trauma... READ MORE›
RACCOON, MONGOOSE AND CABBAGE AMONG INVASIVE SPECIES BANNED FROM UK
This needs to be done at EU level as invasive species don't stop at borders... READ MORE›
INSIDE THE GIANT WOODEN FLOATING EXBURY EGG
Stephen Turner's Exbury Egg will be moored along the Grand Union Canal at Stanton Low Park before floating to Great Linford between 8-14 May... READ MORE›
THE COMIC BOOK WHERE DISABLED HEROES SAVE THE WORLD
We have constant disagreements over who's better Superman or Spider-Man, says Dan White, referring to conversations with his 10-year-old daughter - and superhero inspiration - Emily... READ MORE›
UNEXPLODED SECOND WORLD WAR BOMB HALTS CROSS-CHANNEL FERRY TRAVEL FROM PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR
A Royal Navy RN A spokesman said Another German unexploded bomb has been found in Portsmouth Harbour... READ MORE›
TROUBLED FAMILIES SCHEME PRACTITIONERS SAY IT HAS IMPROVED LIVES
Practitioners involved in the government's troubled families programme have defended key aspects of the scheme despite being hampered by centrally imposed targets and government spending cuts... READ MORE›
THE SECRET WIND TUNNEL THAT TESTED WORLD WAR TWO AIRCRAFT
This wind tunnel, one of five at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough, Hampshire, was built in 1935 to study how wind affected objects... READ MORE›
FINAL EU REFERENDUM POLLS SUGGEST UK WILL VOTE TO 'REMAIN'
Voting has begun in the United Kingdoms historic referendum on its membership of the European Union... READ MORE›
'DOG KENNEL' FLATS IN BARNET WILL BE 40% SMALLER THAN TRAVELODGE ROOM
I live in a small flat in a block in Brondesbury which is owned by Brent council... READ MORE›
THE ECO GUIDE TO ANIMAL WELFARE
Exporting these animal welfare protocols to China, now the world's largest producer of pig meat, chicken and eggs, is an imperative... READ MORE›
HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS CONDEMN UK SECURITY TRADE FAIR
In recent years, UK-produced equipment has been linked to crackdowns and human rights abuses in Hong Kong, Bahrain, Egypt and Kuwait... READ MORE›
HOW TRUMPED-UP CHARGES LED THAI POLICE TO RAID EXPAT BRIDGE CLUB
The woman went to the police three months ago to complain that the 22-year-old Jomtien and Pattaya bridge club was not registered, Watson said... READ MORE›
ARMY SERGEANT ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING TO MURDER HIS WIFE HAS BAIL CONDITIONS AMENDED SO HE CAN GO SKIING
Emile Cilliers, 36, pleaded not guilty when he appeared at Salisbury Crown Court to face three charges in relation to his wife Victoria Cilliers, 40... READ MORE›
PARTS OF SOUTH-WEST ENGLAND PUT ON FLOOD ALERT
The Environment Agency said the one severe flood warning - in place for Portreath, on the north Cornwall coast - had been downgraded... READ MORE›