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One-man Private Peaceful production wins standing ovation at Winchester theatre (opens the original)
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As the final moments of Private Peaceful played out on the stage of Theatre Royal Winchester, a brief silence fell before the audience rose as one. The standing ovation was thoroughly deserved. Michael Morpurgo's much-loved story has been adapted for the stage before, but this production strips everything back to its essentials. Just one actor - the incredible Benjamin Cain - draws us into his world and tells the story of Tommo Peaceful. The audience is mesmerised for a straight one hour 20 minu
AI is transforming daily life but trusted local news remains irreplaceable (opens the original)
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The other day, I was at a lunch meeting with a community group when someone leaned across the table and asked me a question that, a few years ago, would have sounded like the plot of a science fiction film. I replied that it most likely would be able to someday but for now we are seeing the benefit. For all the jokes about robots taking over the world, artificial intelligence is no longer sci-fi, it has become today's reality. Tech leaders have repeatedly warned about the risks of advanced AI. S
Classic novel comes to life on first night at Theatre Royal in new production (opens the original)
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Bringing Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre to the stage is no easy feat, squeezing in all the twists and turns of the classic novel into something an audience can sit through in one evening. But Conn Artists Theatre Company's latest production at Theatre Royal Winchester offers an engaging retelling of one of literature's most enduring love stories. This adaptation remains faithful to the source material, following Jane's journey from an unhappy childhood to her employment as a governess at Thornfiel
Victorious Festival beat the wind and rain to deliver another unforgettable weekend (opens the original)
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There are some weekends that seem destined to test the resolve of festivalgoers. Victorious Festival 2026 was one of them. After months of sunshine and remarkably dry weather, it felt almost comically unfair that the August bank holiday weekend should bring some of the strongest winds and heaviest rain of the summer. Friday was blustery enough to have hats flying across Southsea Common, while Sunday's downpours eventually convinced us to cut our weekend short. Yet somehow, Victorious still manag
'After a few days in Spain, I realised what's missing at home' (opens the original)
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I've just come back from a few days near Barcelona. The weather was gloriously hot, meaning we could spend days on the beach, swimming in the Med, relaxing in the cool sea breeze and generally enjoying life. I was staying in Calafell at my brother's flat, where he retreats when living in London gets too much. There were lots of tourists, mainly from Spain, and the place was bustling with Spanish culture. The trip left me with a lingering feeling that the Spanish have got something figured out th
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