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NHS 111 call staff 'terrified to go to work'
Further allegations are made about Sitel Group after workers in Warwickshire raised concerns last week.
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NHS 111 call staff 'terrified to go to work'
Further allegations are made about Sitel Group after workers in Warwickshire raised concerns last week.
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'I'm really scared to be moving house'
David and Ruth Arnold say they had no choice to move as they had signed a new rental contract.
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Barbecues and crisps - the lockdown rule-breakers
A group of more than 20 were dispersed from a barbecue, but is rule-breaking widespread?
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Removing woodland protesters amid a pandemic
High-speed rail project HS2 says its workers have been put at risk.
'We know who committed double murders', police say
Detectives say people in Tile Hill are 'frightened' to name suspects in a double murder probe.
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NHS 111 call staff 'terrified to go to work'
Further allegations are made about Sitel Group after workers in Warwickshire raised concerns last week.
Video 1 minute 25 seconds
'I'm really scared to be moving house'
David and Ruth Arnold say they had no choice to move as they had signed a new rental contract.
Coronavirus in West Midlands: Latest updates
Follow the latest developments from across the West Midlands amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Barbecues and crisps - the lockdown rule-breakers
A group of more than 20 were dispersed from a barbecue, but is rule-breaking widespread?
Video 55 seconds
Removing woodland protesters amid a pandemic
High-speed rail project HS2 says its workers have been put at risk.
'We know who committed double murders', police say
Detectives say people in Tile Hill are 'frightened' to name suspects in a double murder probe.
Video 1 minute 25 seconds
'I'm really scared to be moving house'
David and Ruth Arnold say they had no choice to move as they had signed a new rental contract.
Coronavirus in West Midlands: Latest updates
Follow the latest developments from across the West Midlands amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Barbecues and crisps - the lockdown rule-breakers
A group of more than 20 were dispersed from a barbecue, but is rule-breaking widespread?
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Around 70 rough sleepers in city to be taken off streets
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Around 70 rough sleepers in Coventry will be taken off the streets over the weekend to help protect them from the coronavirus, the city council has said.
The authority said it had already found homes for half of them and was trying to move as many as possible today.
All rough sleepers in the city centre have also been provided with mobile phones and hand sanitiser.
Local councils across the country have been told they need to clear all rough sleepers off the streets and get them into shelters by the weekend.
David and Ruth Arnold say they had no choice to move as they had signed a new rental contract.
Thank you signs appear to support emergency services
As well as clapping in support of the NHS, people have been putting up signs to show their appreciation.
This sign thanking all emergency workers was found near the gingerbread man roundabout at Market Drayton.
HS2 protesters evicted amid coronavirus pandemic
People camped in ancient woodland have been evicted after a long-running dispute with high-speed rail project, HS2.
The protesters, who fear the scheme will have a catastrophic effect on the environment, filmed the moment bailiffs arrived at the Warwickshire site, where they've been camped for almost six months.
Workers wore masks during the process, with HS2 saying protesters had put them at risk.
It was granted a court order to remove campaigners.
