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People are advised to only travel if essential on Friday due to "limited" rail replacement services.

Kazna Asker feels it's difficult to break into fashion without connections or financial backing.

Stuart Lawrence is a member of the new body that scrutinises implementation of the Casey report.

Police are "extremely concerned" for Jamie-Leigh Kelly, her newborn baby and three-year-old daughter.

A home is evacuated after a fire breaks out early in the morning in a Cornwall village.

Thirty two local heroes, including eight winners, are the stars of the BBC Essex Make a Difference Awards.

The animal was eventually ushered away from motorists in Sheffield and is now back in its field.

The 22-year-old, the vehicle's only occupant, is declared dead at the scene.

Members of Swindon Borough Council’s Labour cabinet are asked to join a refugee sanctuary network.

Thomas Young's six-week-old son Jaxon died in May while being treated at an intensive care unit.

Richard Orna, who has an incurable brain tumour, is trying to raise £250,000 for cancer treatment.

Herefordshire Council is discussing extending Hampton Dene Primary, which is over capacity.

Members of the public sent in 747 videos to Devon and Cornwall Police in August, figures show.

Lincoln Museum is hosting the artist's show, which is said to explore attitudes to class.

The Severn Valley Railway will be given spare materials and equipment under the deal.

Andrew Florendine from Shrewsbury became famous when his sunflower needed scaffolding.

It will help rebuild historic workshops at Underfall Yard in Bristol which were destroyed in a fire.