A man has cancelled his council-provided palliative care after the costs rose by 550% due to a miscalculation. Steven Kelynack, from Rye, said he received a letter from East Sussex …
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"To know that he will have that treatment now for the rest of his life is incredible, it's so reassuring." Emily's four-year-old son, Max, from Spinkhill, near Killarmarsh in Derbyshire, …
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An artist has been celebrating Edinburgh's pubs – by recreating them as miniature models. Keith Crawley initially made a model of his house last July for fun, before turning his …
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A woman has published a children's book to help her cope with the loss of her husband who died from motor neurone disease (MND). Anita Newton, from Thornbury in South …
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Thousands of runners have crossed the finish line for this year's Manchester Marathon. About 36,000 people took part in the race, which began at 09:00 BST. Runners set off at …
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A maypole believed to be one of the tallest in the UK has been taken down to be repainted ahead of bank holiday celebrations next month. The maypole in Barwick-in-Elmet, …
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An appeal has been launched after a woman in her 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries following a three-vehicle crash in Surrey. Police said the crash happened in …
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Livestock farmers have offered a cautious welcome to the UK-US trade agreement on beef. Adam Quinney, who farms at Sambourne on the Warwickshire-Worcestershire border, said the agreement, reached last week, …
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A sanctuary that helps sick and mistreated horses says damage caused by vandals has put the animals and people nearby at risk. A group has started fires, broken fences and …
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A 100-year-old World War Two naval veteran has recalled "getting a bit squiffy" as he turned 21 amid the VE Day celebrations on his ship. Tom Berry, who was born …