After a week that saw several retailers confirm their departure from the Bullring, a new fashion brand has announced it will be opening its doors at the Birmingham shopping centre marking its first-ever store in the city. Teen fashion retailer Subdued is set to launch at the Bullring, bringing its distinctive, youth-focused clothing to Birmingham […]
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A widower who suffered a cardiac arrest on an empty beach was saved thanks to the quick thinking of his loyal dog. David Howarth, 71, collapsed on Sandbanks beach in Poole, Dorset, after a swim, with no one around except his five-year-old black Labrador, Beau. Recognising something was wrong, Beau ran along the beach barking,
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A British-Palestinian junior doctor accused of making antisemitic remarks and expressing support for Hamas appeared before a medical tribunal wearing a gold necklace featuring the number seven, a reference she had previously described as “celebratory jewellery.” Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, 31, who specialises in trauma and orthopaedics, attended the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) in Manchester
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The Home Office has failed for a second consecutive day to deport migrants to France under the new one-in, one-out returns deal, after a flurry of last-minute human rights claims stalled removals. Seats reserved on an Air France flight from Heathrow to Paris on Tuesday were left empty, despite letters sent to migrants confirming their
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Girls who regularly take part in after-school sport are 50 per cent more likely to secure senior professional jobs in adulthood, new research has revealed. The study, commissioned by Sky and conducted by Public First, links extracurricular sport to career success by developing resilience, confidence, and adaptability. Women who played sport as children were found
Broadland’s rich and diverse history will take centre stage this September as the district joins England’s largest festival of history and culture. Supported by Broadland District Council, Heritage Open Days 2025 will run from 12 to 21 September, offering a variety of free events, guided tours, and interactive exhibitions across the district. From Jacobean architecture
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The National Association of Care Catering (NACC) has announced the shortlist for the NACC National Awards 2025, recognising outstanding teams and individuals who demonstrate excellence, innovation, and dedication in the care catering sector. The awards celebrate professionals across care homes, Meals on Wheels services, lunch clubs, and suppliers, highlighting those who deliver exceptional service to
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Newcastle University has been awarded £22 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to continue its pioneering work in identifying new medicines, diagnostics, devices, and digital technologies that have the potential to transform patient care, reduce health inequalities, and create a more resilient healthcare system. The five-year award, starting in April
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Charity Dementia Adventure is launching a series of Green Letter Day dementia-inclusive activities designed to promote social inclusion and improve mental health for those living with dementia, as well as their families, friends, and carers. The initiative will feature a range of engaging activities, including walking cricket, flower arranging, golf days, allotment experiences, boat trips,
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There is plenty of colour and variety to enjoy this September as several beautiful gardens in Norfolk open their gates to the public under the National Garden Scheme (NGS). The initiative helps raise funds for nursing and health charities through admissions, tea, and cake sales. The first garden to welcome visitors is Vicarage House in
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