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When Boris Johnson unveiled his four-month roadmap out of lockdown in February, he said the vaccination programme was creating a shield around the entire population, which means we are now travelling on a one-way road to freedom.

A Isle of Wight man who allegedly threw tiles at police from the roof of St Mary's Hospital has been charged.

Family, friends and fans of rapper DMX have said prayers for the star at a vigil held outside the hospital where he is being treated after reportedly suffering a heart attack.

A man has been arrested after paintings by Dutch masters Vincent Van Gogh and Frans Hals were stolen from museums that were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free, rapid twice-weekly COVID-19 testing for everyone in England is being promised by the government - starting this Friday.

Isle of Wight Radio Midnight - 6:00am Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Coastguard Teams Tasked To Potential Car Off Cliff Near Freshwater Bay By Iona Stewart-Richardson Military Road, turning to Compton Beach on left Fears that a car fell over a cliff near Freshwater Bay - prompted a large scale search by coastguard teams and police last night (Sunday). Scroll for pictures... HM Coastguard was called at 7pm to Freshwater following concerns for welfare - ...

At least 76 people have been killed and thousands displaced by flash floods and landslides following a tropical cyclone in Indonesia and East Timor, according to officials.

Isle of Wight Radio 6:00pm - Midnight Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Freshwater Firefighters Issue Warning After BBQ Blaze By Iona Stewart-Richardson Friends of Freshwater Fire Station A warning has been issued by Freshwater firefighters after they attended a blaze caused by a discarded BBQ. Scroll for pictures (thanks to Friends of Freshwater Fire Station) They attended the incident in woodland between Lanes End and Hurst Point View this morning (M...

In a swift turnaround after a warm and sunny Easter Sunday, Britons have braced for near-freezing temperatures as snow falls in some parts of the country.

Police in Northern Ireland came under attack for a third night in a row as tensions spiralled into violence across the region.