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NHS bosses say they will have a final push to hire more staff at Bishop's Castle Community Hospital.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says he will "study carefully" any formal request for help by the "bankrupt" city.

Two men died in separate health and safety incidents in 2019 and 2020, prosecutors said.

Matthew Horton was pronounced dead after police were called to a disturbance in Litherland.

Alex Dews, 13, died in July 2022 after he was found seriously injured in a park, an inquest hears.

Detectives investigating an alleged homophobic attack in south London arrest a teenager on suspicion of GBH.

Mary Smail installed 16 panels on the back of her house in Derbyshire to highlight climate policies.

A 48-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion assault.

Currently, over one in 10 care sector positions in Cornwall are vacant, which is about 1,500 jobs.

Simon Murch, 55, from Sheffield, pleads guilty to raping a girl under the age of 13 in Stoke.

Essex has the highest number of schools with potentially weak concrete known as RAAC.

Whitby Town Council says it has seen a "significant increase" in the number of FOI request.

Karen Perrins says she wants to give back to the charity that helped her recover with free rehab.

Beacon Hill Academy in Dudley features in Helping Our Teens on BBC Two at 21:00 BST.

Tru Powell, cousin of Mikey Powell, says the family are 'steadfast' in seeking justice for his death.

Temperatures pass 30C (86F) for four consecutive days, and more hot weather is on the way.

Danny Bell died after his double-decker was involved in a collision with a crop-sprayer near Boston.

Woodhouse Primary in Quinton says it cannot completely ensure pupils safety.

South Yorkshire Police say they are "looking into" the case of boy found in Germany.