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Cathedral officials fear the 186-flat block will dominate the historic building.

The government approves the charity donation to pay for an expansion to Malmesbury Primary School

Two dogs die after ingesting an unknown substance, while a third one is seriously ill, say police.

A university accidentally printed the answers on one of their exams and is making students resit.

A 19-year-old died in hospital following a crash in Plymouth after a police incident.

Devon and Cornwall Police arrest a man after a woman is assaulted in St Austell.

The Brighton Women's Service say women experiencing homeless face increased aggression.

Mental health manager Charlie says she "did not want it to end" after being removed from the TV show.

The club has agreed a deal with Barnsley Council after the authority took 100% ownership of the stadium.

Several UK planes are redirected to French and German airports due to Storm Isha.

People cried while others prayed as their diverted plane landed in ferocious winds, says Aine Morris.

Samantha Moore has been nominated for a Bafta for her film exploring the healing power of knitting.

People who live on the Marleigh development have been told their water may be contaminated.

The police and crime commissioner for Norfolk says people must be able to depend on the 999 system.

The Met says it deployed the technology in response to concerns about violence on Croydon's streets.

Nikita Unwin, from Rotherham, was charged as part of the National Crime Agency's Operation Stovewood.

Driver who failed to stop for police in hospital in a serious but stable condition.

The festival takes place at Hill Farm, in Steventon, Oxfordshire, from 25 to 28 July.

A surprise inspection of LIVES was carried out by the Care Quality Commission in November.