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Edith Dumbleton and Dorcas Tobin were unable to celebrate with family in 2020 because of Covid-19.

A 16-year-old boy found at the scene with head injuries is arrested in connection with the rave.

Hundreds of people receive vaccinations without an appointment at walk-in clinics in the south west.

A media blackout was imposed when thousands died in the Nazi bombing of the Lancastria in 1940.

Five protesters are held after manure was dumped outside the Daily Mail's offices on Sunday.

Police say there are concerns the fire at Springwood Riding Club may have been started deliberately.

The sleepers will last for 50 years without splitting, rotting or degrading, Network Rail says.

The papers contain details about UK warship HMS Defender and the British military.

The driver of the car that hit the man ran off afterwards, West Midlands Police say.

After seven miscarriages Jessica spent the first 12 weeks of pregnancy expecting to lose her baby.

Thousands in the North East and Cumbria are hit by operation delays as a result of the pandemic.

The Facebook event Glasthomebury was organised by festival fans to raise money for charity.

A team of officers, set up in Page Hall over concerns about behaviour and crime, will use the centre.

The Severn Valley Railway is looking to make up for millions of pounds of lost income in 2020.

The fatal crash in East Yorkshire was on Saturday night on the A1033, say police.

City status could make Swindon more attractive for businesses wishing to relocate, the council says.

One country estate in Norfolk expects a big rise in visitor numbers as pandemic restrictions ease.

Who was the mysterious Isabella Allen and what was her contribution to 19th Century botanical science?

Elsie Widdowson helped prove it was possible to live healthily on bread, vegetables and potatoes.