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BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Premier League: 10 of 20 clubs could have made profits in 2016-17 without fans at games
- Cyclists blame navigation app for Aston Expressway trip
- Jasmine Forrester, 11, killed by 'mentally ill' relative
- Hundreds of bottles of gin auctioned after firm collapse
- Summer volunteer shortage closes Wolverhampton shelter
- Mum-of-two returns home four years after being injured in a seaside rescue
- Man admits dangerous driving over Dudley car bonnet fall
- M5 Oldbury roadworks six months behind schedule
- M5 Oldbury roadworks running six months behind schedule
- Delayed 'Three Degrees' statue to be unveiled in March
BBC Bristol News Feed
- The Bristol summer school for autistic children
- Ben Stokes trial: Cricketer 'lied about self-defence'
- Bristol Rovers: Wael al-Qadi says club exploring 'several' future stadium options
- 'Banksy' road sign disappears from Clevedon lamppost
- Bristol rally calls for referendum on final Brexit deal
- Bristol Rovers 1-2 Accrington Stanley
- Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boris Johnson burka probe is 'show trial'
- Abbots Leigh crash: Pedestrian killed
- 'Banksy' road sign appears on Clevedon lamppost
- Shawn McCoulsky: Bristol City forward joins Southend United on loan
Cornwall Council News feed
- Truro City Council celebrates taking over the ownership of Zeb’s Youth Cafe
- New food and drink carton recycling pilot launches in Cornwall
- Park and Ride’s celebrations are out of this world
- Council consults on how money from developers should be used
- Public views needed as adult social care reaches breaking point
- Heatwave brings out scam gardeners
- Council urges people to take extra precautions as hot weather returns
- Cornwall’s new fire boat now in operation
- Dogs can Park and Ride in Truro from 03 July
- Cornwall Blue Light Day set to welcome more than 750 people with a learning disability and/or autism
BBC Essex News Feed
- Southend Boris Johnson mural covered up after one day
- Hannah Stodel: Para-sailor steps up Vendee Globe preparations
- Army and Navy flyover reopens with new 20mph speed limit
- Armed men threaten elderly Stebbing couple in their home
- Man dies after being hit by a van in Ugley
- Derek Adams and Chris Powell become first EFL managers to get red cards
- Ford Escort made from silver and jewels to be sold for charity
- 'Unknown' substance sprayed during Chelmsford robbery
- Chesterfield v Braintree Town
- Colchester United v Port Vale
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Woman 'kicked grenade then took it home' in Liphook
- New Southampton city 'gateway' plans unveiled
- Sussex woman stalked by husband impersonating ex-boyfriend
- Christian camp leader John Smyth suspected of abuse dies
- Havant & Waterlooville 1-1 AFC Fylde
- Blackpool 1-2 Portsmouth
- Barnet 1-2 Eastleigh
- Solihull Moors 1-0 Aldershot Town
- Explosion at Salisbury military hardware factory leaves one dead
- Lucy McHugh murder police to screen CCTV at Saints stadium
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Rochdale homes evacuated as mill blaze tackled
- Manchester United confident goalkeeper David de Gea will sign new deal
- Raheem Sterling: Manchester City winger is targeted by racism, says Ian Wright
- Moss Side shooting: Girl, 12, among three still in hospital
- Rochdale mother-in-law found stabbed to death 'never spoke of suicide'
- David Silva: Manchester City's Spain midfielder retires from international football
- Residents moved from 'inadequate' Manchester care home
- Tax office bags Preston fraudster's £70k poker win
- Adam and Simon Yates to race in same team in Vuelta a Espana
- Jonathan Grounds: Bolton Wanderers sign Birmingham City defender on loan
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Man saved from Skegness mobility scooter fire
- Lincoln City v Swindon Town
- Five jailed for "pack mentality" murder attack on Albert Volkausks
- House of Fraser bought by Sports Direct for £90m
- Butlin's says guest records may have been hacked
- Lincoln City sign Joan Luque and Jason Shackell
- Five guilty of 'deplorable' killing in Boston
- UK heatwave boosts Lincolnshire bumper sunflower crop
- Ten times more men than women die in sea, RNLI says
- Lincolnshire council buys Sheffield gym and lingerie factory
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Amersham Track Party – 23 August
- Watercolour Demonstration – Amersham Art Group – Sept 4th
- Screening of The Theory of Everything – 7 July – In Aid of South Bucks Branch of the MND Association
- Pednoor Loop Walk – Sunday 1 July
- Visit to Bledlow Manor Gardens – 22 June
- Cheerleading Camp – Tuesday 29th May – Friday 1st June
- New Bridge Classes to start in the Autumn – Free Taster Sessions July / August / September
- Amersham Art Group Workshops May – July
- Chiltern Humanists Meeting – 8 May – Amersham – My Journey to Humanism
- Subwoofers Music Festival – 6th May – Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, The Grange, Saunderton
Farmer denies disturbing Bassenthwaite ospreys
Paul Barnes is alleged to have driven a tractor with trailer and children close to the site.
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Northern cancels Sunday rail services again
Services across north-west England have been affected due to train crew scheduling "difficulties".
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Save Grange Lido petition attracts thousands of signatures
Campaigners want to restore the derelict Grange Lido, which closed in 1993, to its former glory.
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Leyton Orient v Barrow
Live coverage of Saturday's National League game between Leyton Orient and Barrow.
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Carlisle United v Northampton Town
Live coverage of Saturday's League Two game between Carlisle United and Northampton Town.
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Great Central Railway: Steam trains remembered 50 years on
Great Central Railway, in Loughborough, is marking the final steam-hauled passenger train service in 1968.
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Lake District hill Miller Moss reclassified as a mountain
Miller Moss was found to be 1m (3ft) higher than thought, giving it mountain status height.
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Northumbria police officer guilty of 'noisy neighbour' attack
Sgt Stephen Light was "simmering with resentment" when he launched the attack, a court heard.
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Three more Northern rail strike dates over train guard dispute
RMT members on Northern services plan to hold further strikes on 25 August, 1 and 8 September.
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Anthony Gerrard: Carlisle United sign defender after Oldham Athletic sacking
Anthony Gerrard is sacked by Oldham for gross misconduct, with the centre-half then joining Carlisle on a short-term deal.
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Restored Donald Campbell's Bluebird has 'nothing to prove'
The project leader says the restored craft has "nothing to prove" after hitting 150mph in tests.
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Attack accused Northumbria officer 'acted in self-defence'
The court has heard the officer's father and stepmother had been involved in a noisy neighbour dispute.
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Lakes Line passengers 'treated like cattle'
Northern says it is doing all it can to improve services after campaigners highlighted overcrowding.
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FC Halifax Town 2-0 Barrow
Halifax continue their perfect start to the National League season with victory at home to Barrow.
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Northumbria Police officer Stephen Light denies attack
Stephen Light struck his parents' next door neighbour with a metal kitchen roll holder, a court hears.
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Donald Campbell's restored Bluebird hits 100mph
The record-breaking hydroplane "went off like a scalded dog" during a test run on Loch Fad.
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Woman stole almost £55,000 from Carlisle nursery
Christine Rowley forged signatures on cheques and falsified bank statements over a five year period.
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House of Fraser store closures to go ahead
The future of the chain remains in the balance, with the retailer seeking fresh investment to survive.
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Eskdale Mill in the Lake District gets £1m revamp
The Grade-II listed building was bought by a charity to save it from redevelopment.
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Donald Campbell's Bluebird hydroplane returns to water
The record-breaking hydroplane, which crashed in 1967 killing Donald Campbell, is being tested on the Isle of Bute.
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