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Boy, 12, killed after train hits car is described by mother as ‘kind-hearted’

Coventry has second highest rough sleeping rate in West Midlands, new figures reveal

The West Midlands State of the Region 2026 report shows Coventry's homelessness rate is well above the regional average, as rough sleeping across the West Midlands rose by 31 per cent in the past year

'Code Red' alert to holidaymakers on popular Greek islands - full list

Regions on alert include Attica and Kythira, Crete, the Cyclades, Lesvos, Chios and Samos

Big name fast food giant to bring 'legendary taste' to York city centre

Work is ongoing ahead of the major new launch in York city centre

Sheffield Town Hall opens doors for family-friendly open day

Unique opportunity to explore the building's rich history

Minister hits out at west Belfast festival: ‘I think it would be better if we had a little bit more Fleadh and a lot less Féile next year’

Debates on regional balance and dilapidation also on agenda

Stormont live: MLAs debate regional imbalance in NI: ‘A stronger Derry does not make Belfast poorer’

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Stormont live: Minister hits out at west Belfast festival: ‘I think it would be better if we had a little bit more Fleadh and a lot less Feile next year’

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Stormont live: Minister says Sinn Fein has ‘brass neck’ over housing issue: ‘Don’t come complaining to me...’

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Brit could be paralysed from neck down after pool accident in Turkey

His family are desperately trying to get him back home to England, but the cost is exorbitant

Man who murdered sex worker pleads guilty to terrorist offence

The court heard that a bag seized during arrest contained a USB stick which contained alleged terrorist-related videos of executions and dismemberment

Blind and house-bound widow, 83, convicted over car tax for motor she never used

Case is latest controversy thrown up by Single Justice Procedure which has sparked misgivings at the highest levels

Two people taken to hospital after collision on West Sussex A-road

A collision on the A272, near Wisborough Green, left two people in hospital.

Martin Chadburn murder trial - court hears details of 'unlawful group violence'

Three women and two men who are on trial at Hull Crown Court deny murder as well as manslaughter

Tree-felling plans go out to consultation for second time after council failed to give enough details

Residents have until midnight on Wednesday to respond

Scrap Leicester city boundary expansion plan for good say residents as project is paused

The controversial move would have seen towns and villages swept up inside a new wider Leicester border

'I almost lost my dog': Mum's urgent warning to pet owners after simple beach mistake

Kate Brooks says she'll never throw a ball on the sand again for Cockapoo Luna and says other pet owners need to know of the risk as she 'had no idea'

East Lothian home owners to be offered council support with repairs

A recet Scottish housing survey suggested nearly half of privately owned homes in East Lothian had fallen below tolerable condition with outdated smoke alarms given as a major reason

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband accuses Israeli settlers of 'ethnic cleansing' as UK introduces sanctions over West Bank

The British Government believes Israel’s occupation of the West Bank is unlawful, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said in a shift in UK policy

Famous Victorian stately home forced to undergo £1.8m repairs to fight UK's extreme weather

The sprawling Cragside mansion in Northumberland famously became the first house in the world powered by water, using lakes on the estate to generate electricity

Popular Greek islands on 'Code Red' for wildfires with Brits on holiday warned

Regions on alert include Attica and Kythira, Crete, the Cyclades, Lesvos, Chios and Samos

Government announces review of Local Government Reorganisation: Chichester elections to go ahead in May

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Eljamel inquiry: NHS 'knew more than they were letting on'

The public inquiry was told patients of the disgraced neurosurgeon had been left with ‘the most traumatic disabilities’.

Eljamel inquiry: Doctors and nurses urged to come forward with information

Lawyers at the Eljamel inquiry put out an ‘unequivocal call for evidence’ and said they are ‘open to being approached’.