Rachel and Timmy MacColl

"Help me find Timmy"

Rachel MacColl, the wife of missing Leading Seaman Timmy MacColl, has spoken exclusively to ITV News Meridian before going to Dubai.

Submarines race in Hampshire

Scuba divers from across the world will be putting their own custom built mini-subs to the test in Europe's first ever submarine race.

Suspected paedophile arrests

Several arrests have been made in the South in a nationwide crackdown on suspected internet paedophiles.

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Appeal for witnesses to fatal collision

Police are appealing for information following a single vehicle collision in Rowner Road, Gosport, this morning (May 6).

The incident happened at about 7am, when a Black Vauxhall Astra collided with a metal fence.

The 19-year-old driver of the car was taken to Queen Alexandra Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 8.25am. Rowner Road, between the roundabout and Nimrod Drive, remains closed while police investigate.

Anyone who saw the collision or has any information in relation to the car prior to the crash is asked to contact Sgt Richard Grant on 101. Alternatively, call the charity Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111 where information can be left anonymously.

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Gosport hospital inquest hears from patient's doctor

An inquest into the death of a patient who died at the Gosport War Memorial Hospital fifteen years ago, has been hearing from the doctor who cared for her.

Dr Jane Barton told the coroner that ninety-one year-old Gladys Richards was dying, - and that that was the reason she was put on the drugs she was prescribed. Mrs Richards' family say they are not convinced. Andrew Pate reports.

VIDEO: Gosport hospital inquest begins

An inquest into the death of a patient at a hospital in Hampshire has begun, almost 15 years after she died.

91 year old Gladys Richards was transferred to the Gosport War Memorial hospital when she broke her hip. Her daughter, Gillian Mackenzie from Eastbourne, has campaigned for years to find out why she died. Andrew Pate sent this report a short while ago.

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'We're lucky to be alive after explosion in our home'

A family of six have been reliving the moment a huge explosion ripped through their home. The Warners say they are lucky they were not all killed.

The blast from a gas boiler lifted the roof, cracked walls and shattered windows at their family home at Gosport, in Hampshire. But apart from being treated for shock they were otherwise unhurt. Richard Jones reports. His interviewees are Drew, Marc and Bayley Warner.

Explosion: 'It was a miracle no-one was injured!'

A family of six are lucky to be alive after an explosion ripped through their home in Gosport on the evening of Monday 25 March.

Firefighters say the Warner family - aged between 11 and 45 - escaped serious injury after the blast from a gas boiler blew out windows, lifted the roof and cracked the walls. The family were treated for shock. Mark Warner gave us his reaction.

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