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London
- County lines raids: 1,000 arrests and £1.2m drugs seized
- Coronavirus: Delays to trials 'prolong trauma' for victims
- Coronavirus: Working from home 'costs central London £2.3bn'
- Alex Morgan: Tottenham Hotspur Women signing 'shows club's growth and ambition'
- Mercury Prize-winner Michael Kiwanuka: 'I am not an imposter'
Oxford City
- Reading third bridge: Renewed opposition to Thames crossing plan
- Pre-Covid trains left one in six rush hour passengers standing
- Coronavirus: People being allowed in pubs but not stadiums 'bizarre' - EFL's Rick Parry
- Coronavirus: Oxford Brookes confirms 30 cases
- Ferndown crash: Pedestrian killed in three-car collision
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Walsall derelict building fire: People urged to stay away
- Bristol City 0-3 Aston Villa: Bertrand Traore scores on debut
- Steve Seddon: AFC Wimbledon re-sign Birmingham City left-back on season-long loan
- Walsall game off after Orient Covid-19 outbreak
- National League in talks with government over 'critical funding package'
- Andell Goulbourne: £5K reward offered for information on hit-and-run
- West Brom boss Slaven Bilic accepts FA fine but says 'I have done nothing wrong'
- Birmingham crash witnesses sought as injured man has Covid-19
- Rochdale sign Solihull striker Beesley
- Fourth man faces murder charge over Bristol Road stab death
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Filton Blitz: 'The bombs were like little eggs dropping'
- App designer mum says lockdown showed playgrounds 'essential'
- Coronavirus infection: Is there a North-South divide in England?
- Bristol City 0-3 Aston Villa: Bertrand Traore scores on debut
- Bob Willis Trophy final: Somerset's Eddie Byrom makes ton before Essex fight back
- Ecological plan announced to 'protect Bristol's natural life'
- Bristol Airport boss calls for compulsory Covid testing
- Hull sign Bristol City's Adelakun on loan
- European Challenge Cup: Bristol v Bordeaux-Begles
- M4 closed both ways after two accidents in the early hours
Cornwall Council News feed
- 16 Cornish beaches to get continued RNLI Lifeguard cover until November, and a further 8 will have weekend and half term cover
- Father and son given final warning for cruelty to animals
- Camborne man admits selling illegal tobacco
- Council vows to put residents first as Covid-19 cases rise nationally
- Cornwall Council urges businesses to familiarise themselves with new Government Covid rules
- Lanner smallholder receives five-year ban after keeping animals in filthy conditions
- Cornwall welcomes students back to local universities
- Media statement for Pilgrim's Pride food factory
- Council to raise residents’ concerns over Government planning proposals
- Hundreds share experiences of government's Covid-19 testing service
BBC Essex News Feed
- European Masters: Ronnie O'Sullivan beaten by teenage rookie Aaron Hill
- Black barrister mistaken for defendant three times gets apology
- Bob Willis Trophy final: Somerset's Eddie Byrom makes ton before Essex fight back
- Essex special constable faked shifts and expense claims
- Yew Trees hospital: Police confirm 'abuse' investigation
- Coronavirus: People being allowed in pubs but not stadiums 'bizarre' - EFL's Rick Parry
- Yew Trees hospital: Ten staff suspended at mental health unit
- Your questions answered: Covid-19 in the East of England
- Dream Lodge Group director Simon Moir banned
- Somerset-Essex final to be streamed on BBC Sport website and iPlayer
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- County lines raids: Teenager arrested at Basingstoke train station
- Southampton restaurant's licence suspended for Covid breach
- Coronavirus infection: Is there a North-South divide in England?
- Coronavirus: Axed Southampton funfair goes ahead on new site
- National League in talks with government over 'critical funding package'
- 'Wonderful' great-grandfather died in Petersfield crash
- Pre-Covid trains left one in six rush hour passengers standing
- Portsmouth Pyramids Centre swimming pool loss 'huge mistake'
- New Forest Fairy Festival organisers 'devastated' by cancellation
- Coronavirus: Hospitals train nursing staff to work in ICU
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Time capsule from 1870s found in Manchester synagogue revamp
- Micah Richards on how Man City star Phil Foden can repair the damage done to his England career
- Coronavirus infection: Is there a North-South divide in England?
- Britpop: Photographer Kevin Cummins revisits the 90s
- Manchester City 2-1 Bournemouth: Liam Delap delighted with 'dream' debut
- Super League: Hull FC 22-28 Salford Red Devils - Inu haul ends Hull play-off hopes
- Murder arrests after man fatally stabbed in Wythenshawe
- UK's largest indoor arena plans approved for Manchester
- Manchester students reflect on 'sad' Freshers' week
- Christen Press: Man Utd signing on competing with USA rivals in WSL
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Murder charge over man found dying in Skegness street
- Lincoln City 2-7 Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp's side cruise to set up Arsenal tie
- Jobs Support Scheme: How is furlough changing?
- Man admits manslaughter over street attack death
- Former Grimsby priest denies sexually assaulting boy in 1980s
- Coronavirus: People being allowed in pubs but not stadiums 'bizarre' - EFL's Rick Parry
- Lincoln family's joy of lockdown photo capturing first kiss
- Coronavirus: How does Covid-19 test-and-trace work?
- Skegness murder arrest made after man found dying in street
- Five Lincolnshire police officers injured at unlicensed music event
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
Kesgrave shooting: Schoolboy regains consciousness
The 15-year-old was shot in the face on his way to school.
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Alistair Livingstone book: 'Life as Britain's Supercop broke me'
A former policeman heralded for making the most arrests details the toll the job took in a new book.
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Coronavirus: People being allowed in pubs but not stadiums 'bizarre' - EFL's Rick Parry
EFL chairman Rick Parry says it is "a little bizarre" people are allowed in pubs but cannot attend football matches.
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Christmas turkeys lorry crash: Suffolk driver banned after admitted drug use
Kelvin Gombera admits coming off an A-road after falling asleep while under the influence of drugs.
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Church bells at Laxfield, Suffolk to be restored 'by Christmas'
Two of the six existing bells at a parish church are more than 500 years old.
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Coronavirus: Suffolk virtual art classes 'inspired me to follow my dreams'
Andreas Johnson, 30, says taking part in the online art group has made him "happy" during lockdown.
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Sizewell C nuclear power station plans 'do not address local impact'
East Suffolk Council refuses to fully back EDF energy's plans for the Sizewell C plant.
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Your questions answered: Covid-19 in the East of England
Answering your questions on what the latest coronavirus restrictions mean for our region.
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Dream Lodge Group director Simon Moir banned
Simon Moir's actions "have caused substantial losses to investors", the Insolvency Service said.
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Mark McGuinness: Arsenal defender joins Ipswich Town on loan
League One side Ipswich Town sign 19-year-old Arsenal defender Mark McGuinness on a season-long loan deal.
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Idris El Mizouni: Cambridge United re-sign Ipswich midfielder on loan
League Two side Cambridge United re-sign midfielder Idris El Mizouni on a season-long loan from Ipswich Town.
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Girl, 2, 'dry-drowned' in 'tragic' accident in Suffolk pond
Violet Knox was found lifeless in the water minutes after playing with her sibling.
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Suffolk boy with rare cancer ready for first day at school
Alec Carpenter's parents say they are "so proud" of his achievements.
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No CCTV clues to Needham Market recycling centre baby death
The baby's body was found at a recycling centre in May and 11,000 hours of footage has been studied.
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Kevin Dundon 1980 ferry disappearance: Foul play feared
Kevin Dundon went missing while on a vessel returning to Felixstowe from Zeebrugge.
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Bristol Rovers 0-2 Ipswich Town
An 80th-minute own goal from Bristol Rovers skipper Max Ehmer sets up Ipswich for a 2-0 victory at the Memorial Stadium.
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Kesgrave shooting: Schoolboy remains in critical condition
The 15-year-old victim was shot in the face on his way to school, a court heard.
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Aaron Drinan: Ipswich Town forward out with thigh injury for two months
Ipswich Town forward Aaron Drinan is ruled out for up to two months with a thigh injury.
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Victoria Hall murder: 'New leads' in 1999 death probe
Victoria Hall, 17, was abducted and killed on her way home from a nightclub in Suffolk 21 years ago.
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Ipswich Town 0-1 Fulham: Aleksandar Mitrovic header sends Premier League side through
Aleksandar Mitrovic scores the only goal as Premier League side Fulham defeat League One Ipswich in the second round of the Carabao Cup.
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