BBC Hampshire News Feed
London
- Saracens: Premiership Rugby urge club to be more transparent
- Extinction Rebellion: Olympian Etienne Stott guilty over protest
- Terrorism laws to get tougher within weeks, government vows
- Australian Open: Johanna Konta & Kyle Edmund lose but Harriet Dart claims fine win
- Leyton Orient v Northampton Town
Oxford City
- Kite 2020 music festival granted licence in Kirtlington
- Toilet in shower found in 'dangerous' Oxford rented homes
- Homelessness: Bench armrests 'hostile' to Oxford rough sleepers
- Brexit explained: Can I still bring back alcohol from the EU?
- Brexit explained: Can I still have a holiday home in the EU?
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Lisa Skidmore: Police chief 'deeply sorry' for failings
- Labour leadership: Jess Phillips quits race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn
- West Midlands Police: Ex-PC shared indecent child picture
- Easah Suliman: Aston Villa defender signs for Vitoria Guimaraes
- Uber Birmingham: Firm 'likely' to have licence extended
- Ozzy Osbourne reveals Parkinson's disease diagnosis
- Nathan Sheron: Walsall sign Fleetwood Town midfielder on loan
- Australian Open: Serena Williams, Roger Federer, Dan Evans & Heather Watson play on day three
- Network Rail probe over Northern and TransPennine routes
- Middlesbrough v Birmingham City
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Young people create alternative sympathy cards
- Tribes of Bristol captured in snapshot exhibition
- Bleadon abandoned dog found in 'horrendous condition'
- Bailey Wright: Sunderland bring in Bristol City defender on loan
- Bristol Zoo keeper retires after 45 years of 'job I always wanted'
- BAME foster care shortage in two-thirds of English councils
- Portishead's Hedgehog Lady on the hunt for volunteers
- Missing WWI memorial stone laid by Harry Patch returned
- Lip fillers 'like getting hair done' despite expert warnings
- Six Nations 2020: England call up eight uncapped players
Cornwall Council News feed
- Climate emergency and new cycle trails on the agenda at first full council meeting of 2020
- Operator of illegal caravan site fined for not having a licence
- Council proposes changes to car park charges
- Support for those that need it on Blue Monday
- Flights between Cornwall Airport Newquay and London Gatwick to be reinstated from April 2020
- Time to ‘level up’ all parts of the UK, says new Land of Opportunity report
- National Pothole Day highlights need for better road investment
- Couple who sold fake brands on social media ordered to pay more than £5,000 in costs
- Great South West partners target £45 billion economic boost
- Residents invited to have their say on preferred route for A39 Atlantic Highway scheme
BBC Essex News Feed
- Valentin Kachanov: No answers over man's death
- Man dies at Port of Tilbury industrial unit
- Tom Westley: Essex batsman succeeds Ryan ten Doeschate as skipper
- Colchester United v Bradford City
- Stuart Bingham: Masters champion 'will always have haters' despite victory
- Dolphins rescued from mud in Thames Estuary
- Essex crow terrorises cars by destroying windscreen wipers
- Speed limit change called for by family after Essex crash deaths
- Shopping centre owner Intu seeks emergency cash
- Whittlesea Straw Bear Festival: Meet the man behind the bear costume
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Southampton stabbing: Boy charged after teenager dies
- Families receive life-changing cystic fibrosis drug Orkambi
- EFL Trophy: Holders Portsmouth reach semi-finals with Exeter and Salford City
- Botleigh Grange Hotel shuts 'after food hygiene bad press'
- Southampton stabbing: James Laurie's parents pay tribute
- Boy, 13, attacked from behind after Havant football match
- Ventnor coastal wall in danger of further collapse, council says
- Lucy McHugh: Murdered girl's stepdad 'fearful of attack'
- Woman dies after being hit by lorry in New Milton
- RMS Titanic wreck to be protected under UK and US agreement
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Aymeric Laporte: Defender 'best left-sided centre-back in the world' - Pep Guardiola
- EFL Trophy: Holders Portsmouth reach semi-finals with Exeter and Salford City
- Manchester United: Marcus Rashford has 'as long as he needs' to get fit
- Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City: Pep Guardiola 'happy' to have Laporte back
- Macclesfield sign Derby's Jonathan Mitchell and Salford's Danny Whitehead
- Cancer patient trial finds acupuncture lessens chemotherapy neuropathy
- Family told brain-damaged girl no longer qualifies for NHS-funded care
- Call to curb 'off their head' Spice beggars on Greater Manchester trams
- Network Rail probe over Northern and TransPennine routes
- Manchester United v Burnley
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Emiliano Sala felt 'forced out' by Nantes before plane crash
- Drain body: Three in court over Marcin Stolarek murder
- Deer poachers banned from entering Humberside Police area
- Department store Beales collapses into administration
- Sniffer dogs search High Toynton church tower rubble
- Boston drain body: Three charged with murder of Marcin Stolarek
- Lincoln City 1-0 Blackpool: Tyreece John-Jules' scores first goal for Imps
- Harry Toffolo: Huddersfield Town sign Lincoln City defender
- Cambridgeshire Police pick up escaped sheep near Tydd Gote
- 'Sobriety tag': Grimsby offender says trial changed his life
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Carrol Morris – Owner of Carrols Hardware Shop – Celebrates Longest “One Woman” Business in Amersham – 1st February
- Amersham Art Group Meetings For February and March
- AMCHOR Short Concert on Sunday 2 February at The Free Church, Woodside Road, Amersham.
- Amersham Rock Choir Free Taster 15 January 2020
- General Election Hustings – Amersham – Sat Dec 7
- Amersham Rotate with Janie’s Homeless Friends – collecting to help homeless on Sat Dec 7 at Amersham Christmas Festival
- Upcoming Amersham Art Group Meetings
- Santa’s Winter Wonderland – Amersham Field Centre – 30 Nov, 7 & 8 Dec
- Charity Christmas Concert Thursday 19 December – Amersham
- The Chiltern Camerata – Amersham Free Church – 23 November
Southampton stabbing: Boy charged after teenager dies
James Laurie died in hospital after he was stabbed in the chest in Southampton on Sunday.
Families receive life-changing cystic fibrosis drug Orkambi
Six-year-old Ivy has received her first prescription of the drug Orkambi that is now paid for by the NHS.
EFL Trophy: Holders Portsmouth reach semi-finals with Exeter and Salford City
Holders Portsmouth reach the EFL Trophy semi-finals along with League Two clubs Exeter City and Salford City.
Botleigh Grange Hotel shuts 'after food hygiene bad press'
Botleigh Grange Hotel has collapsed following reports of "hygiene violations", administrators say.
Southampton stabbing: James Laurie's parents pay tribute
James Laurie, 17, was wounded in an attack in Southampton on Sunday morning.
Boy, 13, attacked from behind after Havant football match
Will Forrest suffered concussion, a fractured eye socket and bruises in the attack in Havant.
Ventnor coastal wall in danger of further collapse, council says
The wall is being monitored round the clock because of ongoing movement, Isle of Wight Council said.
Lucy McHugh: Murdered girl's stepdad 'fearful of attack'
The stepfather of murdered Lucy McHugh says he was called a paedophile before being attacked, a court hears.
Woman dies after being hit by lorry in New Milton
The woman was struck by the heavy goods vehicle on Monday.
RMS Titanic wreck to be protected under UK and US agreement
Governments can now deny licences to those wishing to enter the hull section of the wreck.
Lucy McHugh: Murdered girl's stepdad 'assaulted outside shop'
The stepfather of murder victim Lucy McHugh was attacked by two men in a street, a court hears.
Brexit explained: Can I still bring back alcohol from the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what rules will change for people bringing alcohol back from the EU after Brexit.
Brexit explained: Can I still have a holiday home in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what Brexit will mean for people who own holiday homes in the EU.
Brexit explained: Can I still take my pet to the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth takes a look at what Brexit could mean for how we travel with our pets.
Brexit explained: Can I still get healthcare in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth takes a look at what Brexit could mean for how we access healthcare in the EU.
Brexit explained: Can I still drive in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what steps we'll have to take to drive in the EU after Brexit.
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Premier League game between Crystal Palace and Southampton.
Department store Beales collapses into administration
The collapse of the company, founded in 1881, puts more than 1,000 jobs at risk
Southampton stabbing: James Laurie named as victim
The 17-year-old was found with a knife wound in Southampton and died in hospital on Sunday.
Southampton stabbing: Boy held after teenager killed
A 15-year-old is in custody on suspicion of murder after another teenager was stabbed to death.