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Children still waiting too long for autism assessments in Worcestershire
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Loyalist bonfire lit early after police begin to remove mosque replica
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Alan Cumming submits Traitors US outfit to V&A Dundee’s Scottish design display
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In Pictures: Commons stalwart Ann Widdecombe became unlikely dancefloor queen
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Bonfire topped with replica mosque set alight before bid to remove hate display
A loyalist bonfire which was widely condemned after a replica of a mosque was placed on top has been lit before police could remove the display. The smouldering remains of the bonfire were continuing to burn in the village of Moygashel in Co Tyrone on Friday morning. A man is due to appear in court… More
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Motorbike stolen from Worcestershire village
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Best and worst GP practices in Worcester ranked by patients
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Fitness instructor wins award for making positive impact in the community
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These Worcestershire postcodes are among the worst for dogs being left in hot cars
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Council leader faces vote of no confidence in first big test of coalition
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Green leader Zack Polanski eyes more success at Greater Manchester mayoral poll
The Greens’ triumph in Gorton and Denton is “not the end of the story”, said party leader Zack Polanski as he eyes further success at this month’s Greater Manchester mayoral election. Plumber Hannah Spencer overturned a Labour majority of 13,000 to become the constituency MP in a February by-election. After Andy Burnham stepped down as… More
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Fire crews to remain on Princes Street for some time after building gutted
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Police say mosque replica on top of loyalist bonfire is hate crime
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Duchess of Edinburgh makes a cameo appearance on The Archers
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Indoor sports venue and bar now under new ownership
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Sunshine Festival pays tribute to ‘icon’ Bonnie Tyler
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All the I’m A Celebrity rumoured contestants for upcoming 2026 series on ITV
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! might be four months away, but there are already a whole host of names rumoured to be appearing. With the BBC’s The Celebrity Traitors drawing big names, pressure is mounting on ITV to deliver a standout line-up. I’m A Celebrity, which started in 2002, is now on… More
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Man dies during SAS-inspired endurance event on Pen y Fan
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Patients being treated in corridors as NHS feels impact of heatwaves and World Cup
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Pub ‘lost trade’ after water company closed road without warning
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Burnham on course for coronation as nominations open for Labour leadership
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Trump denies security fears behind change of plane in UK
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US launches fresh wave of strikes on Iran after Trump declares ceasefire over
US forces have launched a fresh round of strikes against Iran on the orders of Donald Trump. The president had earlier threatened to carry out further attacks as he branded the Tehran regime “scum” and “dishonourable”. Speaking at the Nato summit in Turkey, Mr Trump declared that the interim ceasefire was over, following the latest… More
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‘Deal on Greenland’ key to US troops remaining in Europe, says Trump
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Worcester dog rehoming centre launches backstage tours
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Worcester Male Voice Choir concert to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Society
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The Daily Brief: Heatwave due to peak as weekend approaches
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New warning issued to Birmingham Airport passengers amid risk of ‘injury or death’
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UK film production company used in Barbie enters administration after 15 years
A UK film production company, whose credits include Project Hail Mary, Barbie, and Enola Holmes 2, has fallen into administration. Mission Digital Ltd, based in London, is known for providing digital imaging technology (DIT) and digital dailies services for feature films and high-end drama productions. Services include video playback and virtual production for both large… More
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Ofcom fines Virgin Media £28m for stopping millions of customers from switching
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Family-run Worcestershire nursery celebrates 125 years in business
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Opening date for Worcestershire’s latest Starbucks Drive-Thru revealed
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Capita will not stop until civil service failures fixed, boss tells MPs
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Farage seeks August 6 date for by-election which will be boycotted by rivals
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Public must be supported with energy bills as Iran clashes resume, says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer has said people would have to be “supported” heading into the winter as the resumption of US strikes on Iran threatened to push energy bills higher. The Prime Minister declined to comment on the shape of any support package, which would be up to his successor, but suggested one would be needed… More
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Alexandra Burke: It is a privilege to tell ‘inspiring’ Chaka Khan story
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Kate hails ‘fantastic achievement’ as Arthur Fery makes Wimbledon semi-finals
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80s singing legend breaks silence after split from iconic band
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Transformed cathedral space hoped to become a ‘cherished part’ of the city
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One punch left dad fighting for life as family were told to ‘prepare for the worst’
