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Airport knifeman was in mental health relapse
Adam Russell told neighbours he was planning a "massacre" before he went to Gatwick with two knives.
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Airport knifeman was in mental health relapse
Adam Russell told neighbours he was planning a "massacre" before he went to Gatwick with two knives.
Schools forced to close due to burst mains pipe
Properties in the same area were hit by a five-day cut to water supplies during the August heatwave.
Flu jab 'more important than ever' this winter
People can catch flu and coronavirus at the same time with serious or deadly consequences, experts warn.
National Trust details colonialism and slave links
Some 93 of its properties have such connections, a new report commissioned by the charity shows.
'Feuding' teacher 'snooped' on colleagues' emails
Donna-Maria Thomas is accused of illegally accessing accounts from December 2018 to January 2019.
Pandemic-linked issues keep 5% of pupils at home
Children's Commissioner suggests hundreds of thousands pupils are at home with pandemic-related issues.
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Airport knifeman was in mental health relapse
Adam Russell told neighbours he was planning a "massacre" before he went to Gatwick with two knives.
Schools forced to close due to burst mains pipe
Properties in the same area were hit by a five-day cut to water supplies during the August heatwave.
Flu jab 'more important than ever' this winter
People can catch flu and coronavirus at the same time with serious or deadly consequences, experts warn.
National Trust details colonialism and slave links
Some 93 of its properties have such connections, a new report commissioned by the charity shows.
'Feuding' teacher 'snooped' on colleagues' emails
Donna-Maria Thomas is accused of illegally accessing accounts from December 2018 to January 2019.
Pandemic-linked issues keep 5% of pupils at home
Children's Commissioner suggests hundreds of thousands pupils are at home with pandemic-related issues.
Schools forced to close due to burst mains pipe
Properties in the same area were hit by a five-day cut to water supplies during the August heatwave.
Flu jab 'more important than ever' this winter
People can catch flu and coronavirus at the same time with serious or deadly consequences, experts warn.
National Trust details colonialism and slave links
Some 93 of its properties have such connections, a new report commissioned by the charity shows.
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Schools closed due to water supply cuts
The following schools in the Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath areas have been closed because a burst water main has left them without any fresh water supplies:
- London Meed Primary School in Burgess Hill
- Woodlands Meed
- The Burgess Hill Academy
- Downlands Schools
- St Wilfred's Primary School in Hassocks
- St Lawrence Primary School
- Manor Field School
- The Gattons Infant School
Properties in the same area were hit by a five-day cut to water supplies during the August heatwave.
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Read moreLewes Bonfire officials urge public to stay away
Members of the public are being asked to stay away from Lewes Bonfire celebrations this year after coronavirus restrictions on social gatherings came into force on 14 September.
The event usually attracts thousands of people to the town, causing overcrowding, the organisers said.
"This year there are serious concerns that there will be additional public health issues due to the pandemic," a spokesman said.
"Bonfire Societies are already changing or cancelling their plans which means the public will not be able to see the usual celebrations."
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