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Conservatives hold Gosport
The Conservatives have held Gosport. The Conservatives were down by one seat, with Labour down by two. The Lib Dems were plus three.
Royal Navy 21-gun salute to mark The Queen's birthday
The Royal Navy will mark the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II with a 21-gun salute at Fort Blockhouse in Gosport today.
The event is one of many taking place at military establishments across the country. At Portsmouth's Naval base, Royal Navy ships will celebrate with flags displayed along their sides.
"The Royal Navy in Portsmouth always celebrates the Queen's birthday in this way, but this year is obviously extra special as it marks such a significant milestone for Her Majesty."
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Schoolboy, 8, collects 1,000+ tins of food for foodbank
A kind-hearted schoolboy is being praised by charities tonight - for his incredible effort to fill the shelves at his local foodbank.
Eight-year-old Ronnie Hazlie, from Gosport, was so moved after watching a documentary on television that he decided to start his own online campaign. He even asked for tins of food, instead of presents, for his birthday.
Ronnie has since collected more than 11-hundred tins for people in need. Richard Jones has his inspirational story.
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Clipper race Sailor Sarah Young buried at sea
Global Race sailor Sarah Young has been buried at sea during a moving ceremony in the Pacific early this morning
Read the full story ›British sailor killed in Round the World Yacht Race
A British sailor has died during the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.
Sarah Young was swept overboard by a wave in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
It took place during the ninth race in the fourteen stage event.
With more, here's Richard Slee.
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston: "I want to know why this happened"
A round the world sailor who was swept to her death was not tethered to her yacht, it has emerged.
Sarah Young, 40, was the second crew member to have died on the vessel in the last six months. Andrew Ashman from Kent, died while taking part in the Clipper round the world yacht race last year.
The deaths are the first in the Clipper race in 20 years.
Her death is now being investigated by race organisers.
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People tweet their tributes to sailor who died in Clipper Race

Very sad news about yachts woman Sarah Young #ClipperRace. Sailing around the world is such a great experience yet the sea has its own rules

So sad to hear about the tragic accident in the Clipper race. Thoughts and prayers with friends, family and cremates of Sarah Young.

Sad hearing of the death of British sailor Sarah Young during the Around the World Yacht Race. #ichorcoal

Very sad. An old school friend. RIP Sarah Young: Second Briton dies in Clipper Round The World Yacht Race https://t.co/urR4ZzI2Ec

A sad day. Bon voyage you crazy girl :( https://t.co/chyfIaGC3x
RYA pays tribute to British sailor
"The RYA is deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of crew member Sarah Young (40) whilst competing on the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.
"Sarah was one of the crew aboard the IchorCoal boat (CV21) and her next of kin have been informed.
"Our thoughts and condolences are with Sarah’s family, friends, her fellow crew members and the wider Clipper family.
"A full investigation will be carried out, as is standard practice, into the incident in cooperation with the appropriate authorities.
"Race Officials are supporting the Skipper and crew through this tragic ordeal."
Sailor dies in Clipper Round the World race
A sailor has died taking part in the Clipper round the world race - which started in Gosport.
Sarah Young, 40, a company owner from London was knocked from her position by a wave.
She was not tethered onto the yacht at this time and was swept away in strong winds.
The Clipper Race had been on her bucket list for some years, and she said celebrating her 40th birthday just before setting sail was the perfect way to start the adventure.
Award for campaigner who raises awareness of diabetes-related amputation
A man from Gosport who has been raising awareness of living with a diabetes-related amputation has been recognised by Diabetes UK.
Barrie Smith has won two awards from the charity - including its top honour for the Outstanding Individual Volunteer.
“Barrie is doing fantastic work making sure people know they are at risk of diabetes and trying to ensure they go to their doctor.
“The Inspire Awards are a great opportunity to thank the people who deserve recognition for their fantastic efforts to support people with diabetes. As an organisation, we couldn’t do what we do without brilliant and dedicated volunteers like Barrie.
"Thanks to our network of volunteers, we’re helping people with diabetes manage their condition, campaigning to improve the quality of care available to them, funding pioneering research into the condition and working to stem the rising tide of Type 2 diabetes.”