COVENTRY Blaze will entertain French side Gothiques d’Amiens as part of the clubs pre-season preparations ahead of the ...
WEST MIDLANDS Police have named their newest litter of puppies after some of the England squad playing in this years World Cup. The litter of eight Belgian Malinois were born last month, and called ...
Today is Father’s Day, a special occasion dedicated to celebrating fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers and the many father figures who help shape our lives. For many families, it is a day of cards, ...
THE DARK side of Warwickshire’s history is explored in Warwickshire Murders and Misdemeanours. Former policeman, Warwick town crier and author Graham Sutherland lifts the lid on some true, and truly ...
The British Red Cross is urging people to take steps to keep cool as temperatures are forecast to rise sharply across parts of England this weekend. Weather forecasters are predicting that some areas ...
A man remains in a critical condition in hospital after a serious knife attack in Belfast that has sparked widespread political debate about immigration, asylum policy and Britain’s ability to control ...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be one of the most open and refreshing tournaments in the competition’s history. With the expansion to 48 teams, more nations than ever before will step onto ...
VOLUNTEERS at West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) have been thanked for the thousands of hours they dedicate to supporting patients, staff and communities across the region. From responding to life ...
The Government is facing renewed questions over one of its flagship education policies after official figures revealed there are fewer teachers in England’s state schools than a year ago, despite a ...
MONTY The Myton Hospices’ AI Chatbot has been showing off his skills. He took centre stage at the recent Trustee Exchange hosted by Civil Society Media Ltd at the British Medical Association. Myton’s ...
ONE robed figure controlling, with the deft flick of his baton, all the human and orchestral forces massed around him, the success or failure of the project seemingly resting entirely on his shoulders ...
The danger can be no bigger than a poppy seed. Hidden in long grass, woodland undergrowth and moorland scrub, ticks, tiny blood feeding arachnids, are becoming an increasing public health concern ...
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