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The first boy involved was about 17, 5ft 10in, white and stocky and wore a golden-brown camouflage North Face coat, black tracksuit bottoms and a black and white facemask with skulls on it. The second boy was about 15 or 16, 5ft 5in and white and slim. He wore a black waterproof puffer coat with a hood, black tracksuit bottoms, black trainers and a medical mask. ‘Officers have followed a number of lines of enquiry and are now appealing to the public for help,’ the spokeswoman said. ‘We would like to hear from anyone who was in the area at the time and may have seen or heard anything.

Updated Wednesday, 17th March 2021, 12:00 pm Mark Brandford was jailed this month after brutally murdering 32-year-old Kayleigh Dunning at his flat in Kingston Crescent, North End, in December 2019. Portsmouth Crown Court heard how he spent a year using her stolen phone to send explicit images of her to friends and family in a bid to drive her towards him. The 49-year-old was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years following his conviction for murder and revenge porn. Sign up to our daily newsletter The i newsletter cut through the noise Sign up

Submitting... Rowner Junior School teaching and support staff, Halima Freeland, Ciara Finn and Kate Tuckley Mrs Knight said: ‘It’s amazing to be recognised by parents for having helped at what has been a difficult time for children. The biggest challenge has been trying to engage with children who have different needs and situations. ‘I’m really looking forward to the children returning and seeing them face to face.’ Mrs Thomas added: ‘It’s really flattering to be named but it has been a big team effort. We are all really excited to see the children again - it’s a massive reli...

For the first time, the event will be live streamed, allowing people to watch from home, and reaching a far wider audience than ever before. Editor of The News Mark Waldron said: ‘It has never been more important to celebrate success than this year. It is a difficult time for all but there are still so many great things happening in local businesses that deserve to be recognised. It has been a turbulent year, and I’m delighted to see these awards go ahead. They mean so much to so many. Please help us make it a year to remember.’

Cllr Steve Pitt Picture: Sarah Standing (090320-9853) Daniel Curtis, partner at Blake Morgan said: ‘The closure of Debenhams is going to be felt very keenly in Portsmouth and is a real blow for the city centre after such a difficult year for retail. ‘Unfortunately however, with government support for businesses phasing out, it's unlikely to be the last big insolvency we'll see on high streets. ‘But it’s also important to recognise there could be opportunities here too. There’s still demand for public spaces and high streets, it’s just our needs are adapting. With the right approac...