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Appeal after £1,000 damage to children’s play park
More than £1,000 of damage has been caused to children’s play equipment following reports of vehicles being driven dangerously through a park.
Funeral held for family of four who died in 'arson attack' on their home in Ireland that left two other children remain fighting for their lives
Philip and Kim English and their two sons, Callum, 12, and Jayden, nine, died when their house in Waterford was engulfed in flames in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
A third of small business owners say they're being forced to work a second job to survive
And owners are racking up the hours, with the average boss putting in 45 hours a week on their business - on top of whatever time they commit to a second job.
Davina McCall reveals new health battle two years after brain tumour diagnosis
The presenter confirmed she has cardiovascular disease
Villagers fed up with fast drivers knit fake traffic cops and speed cameras to scare them into obeying the limit
Locals in Fillongley, Warwickshire, have also assembled their own squad of knitted traffic cops by using life-size RAF mannequins, in a crafty bid to fool reckless drivers.
Residents of picturesque town left living in shadow of 'monstrous' £35million hospital that 'looks like a giant cigarette bin'
The brand new Berwick Community Hospital is now being stripped back to its steel skeleton after building work was found to be sub-standard.
The Yorkshire pudding is crowned Britain's favourite regional dish - but where does your area's local delicacy rank?
The nationwide poll of 2,000 foodies asked Brits what three traditional regional dishes were their favourite, and half of them (50 per cent) said Yorkshire puddings.
Great British Bake Off's Paul Hollywood pays a surprise visit to Lake District bakery
Lovely Artisan bakery teased they've been filming with the Channel 4 judge
Stalker targets BBC actress and her sister with racist, sexualised abuse leaving them 'fearful and isolated'
Eubha Akilade, 28, pictured centre - best known for her role in crime drama Shetland - and sibling Eilidh, who are of Nigerian descent, were sent the vile material by Gary Summers, 57.
Elderly man, 93, accused of stabbing his wife, 76, while the pair were at a packed Sydney shopping centre
Witnesses said the woman had attempted to seek refuge in discount retailer The Reject Shop.
