Police are appealing for witnesses following the burglary in Gosport.

Councillor Roy Perry has announced his intention to step down from the role later this year.

Hampshire County Council's been forced to apologise after a notice of condolence about the death of Prince Philip was published by mistake on its website.

A man has been sentenced to a minimum of 27 years behind bars for the murder of Gerald Pragnell in Southampton.

Offenders in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight working on community payback have contributed more than £500,000 back into their community.

A survey by the Police Federation has revealed almost every officer has been exposed to one traumatic experience in their career.

Labour's deputy leader has warned more groups of MPs could quit the party unless Jeremy Corbyn takes stronger action to address concerns over Brexit and antisemitism.

Yemen's warring parties have agreed to withdraw their forces from Hodeidah - providing fresh hope for the fragile ceasefire in the city.

Honda is preparing to announce the closure of its factory in Swindon, dealing a devastating blow both to its 3,500-strong workforce and ministers' hopes that the UK will remain an elite manufacturing economy after Brexit.

Police in New York are investigating claims that officers were ordered to shoot the rapper 50 Cent "on sight".

Dolly Parton has said there is still "a long way to go" for women in the workplace as she addressed gender equality before the launch of 9 to 5 The Musical in London.

So let's be honest, if someone says "Would you like to interview Dolly Parton?" you aren't going to say no are you?

Police want to reinterview Jussie Smollett after saying "the trajectory of the investigation" into the reported attack on the Empire actor had shifted.

Jennifer Aniston's 50th birthday plans were unexpectedly delayed when her private jet was forced to make an emergency landing.

Sebastian Vettel topped the timesheets as Ferrari made an impressively fast start to F1 2019 on the first day of pre-season testing.

Wigan coach Adrian Lam admits his Warriors side paid the price for a woeful start as they went down 20-8 to Sydney Roosters in the 25th World Club Challenge on Sunday.