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The entire £2.8bn Great Western rail electrification project is significantly behind schedule.

Dozens of people attended a memorial service for a newborn baby girl last night.

The baby was found in bushes in Manor Park, Church Hill, in Aldershot on Friday.

David Shepherd, of Hope Pentecostal Church, Farnborough, led the service in the park and said there had been an "outpouring" of grief from the community.

He said: "We want to reach out to the mother, who probably is feeling very vulnerable, there is hope somehow that we can reach out to her."

Residents have left flowers, candles and toys at the entrance to the park for the baby named Baby M by Hampshire Constabulary.

The force said there was concern over the mother's health and urged her to go to hospital or contact them.

Six fire crews dealt with blazes caused by lightning strikes during storms in Oxfordshire over the weekend.

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In Bicester, a family in Restharrow Mead had a lucky escape after a bolt caused a fire to spread throughout the roof and walls.

Fire crews from Eynsham, Banbury, Buckingham and Brill spent two hours at the house, sheeting the roof to prevent further damage.

No-one was hurt.

The Pompey Supporters' Trust votes in favour of Michael Eisner's proposal to buy the League Two champions.

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Rolf Harris is appearing at court in person for the first time since leaving prison last week.

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The Australia-born former entertainer had been appearing at Southwark Crown Court via video-link from prison.

But the 87-year-old was released from HMP Stafford on Friday morning and is now able to appear at his trial in person.

Mr Harris, who lives in Bray, denies four charges of indecent assault against three teenagers between 1971 and 1983.

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Southampton's miserable home form continued as Peter Crouch struck the only goal of the game to help Stoke to a first away win since January on the final day of the season.

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The home side enjoyed the majority of possession but Nathan Redmond's lob on to the bar on the stroke of half-time was their best moment until Crouch pounced.

The striker's 10th goal of the season arrived when he headed home a Geoff Cameron cross and they deserved the lead after creating openings throughout.

Southampton rallied late on as Jack Butland produced fine saves to deny Steven Davis, James Ward-Prowse and Sofiane Boufal but Claude Puel's side end the campaign without a win in five games at St Mary's.

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has said it is awaiting "remedial action" to be carried out on the suspended floating bridge at Cowes by the operator Isle of Wight Council before the service can resume.

Once this is completed the MCA said its surveyors would attend the vessel "to ensure its effectiveness".

"We have no further information at this stage," a spokesman added.

The chain ferry broke down on 14 May and was suspended by the MCA the following day. It remains out of action.

Isle of Wight Council "anticipated issues would need to be ironed out" with the troubled floating bridge at Cowes, it has said.

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A week after it was suspended on the orders of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), the new chain ferry remains out of action.

A council spokesman said: "It was anticipated that during the first couple of weeks there would be some issues to be ironed out that could not be identified until the vessel was back in service and in full use."

He added the "soft launch" followed an initial sign-off by MCA as well as "a period of relevant tests, commissioning and staff training".

The council is working with the manufacturer and it is hoped the floating bridge will be fully operational "very shortly", he said.

The Duchess of Cambridge's sister, Pippa Middleton, married financier James Matthews at the weekend.

Click here for all the pictures of the event in Englefield, Berkshire.

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The family of a motorcyclist who died following a collision on the A27 last month has said he was "a loving husband and a great dad".

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Mark Copley, 51, from Basingstoke, died in hospital earlier this morning following the crash on the eastbound carriageway on 30 April.

Paying tribute to him his family said: “He was a loving husband and a great dad, who will be sadly missed by all those who knew him.”

A 32-year-old man, from Havant, was arrested in connection with this incident and was released but remains under investigation, police said.

A new contractor is appointed to finish the work more than a year after four people were killed.

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Essex wrapped up a thumping innings-and-97-run victory over Hampshire inside three days at Chelmsford.

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Resuming on 92-7, still 268 in arrears, Jamie Porter (5-24) polished off the tail to leave the visitors 115 all out.

Following on, Hampshire again lost regular wickets, with Porter (2-21), Simon Harmer (3-23) and Neil Wagner (2-39) bowling them out for only 148.

Centuries from Alistair Cook and Tom Westley set the platform for Essex, who temporarily go top of Division One.

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Students were evacuated from their halls of residence in Oxford after a kitchen fire over the weekend.

It happened when cooking was left unattended at the halls of residence in Headington in the early hours of Sunday morning, Thames Valley Fire Control Service said.

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