NHS Norfolk chief to leave post
The chief executive of NHS Norfolk announces she is leaving her post after three years to take up a role in Jersey. |
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Jobs at risk at engineering firm
More than 200 jobs are at risk in Lincolnshire after an engineering company was placed in administration. |
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Zebra puts head in hippo's mouth
A zebra at Zurich Zoo appeared doomed when visitors saw its head in the mouth of a hippo, but it was only cleaning its teeth. |
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Lord Bath's son to run Longleat
Lord Bath hands the running of the tourist attractions Longleat and Cheddar Caves to his son. |
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China's stern warning to Google
China's top internet official warns that Google will "pay the consequences" if it does not comply with censorship laws. |
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Pakistan navy test fires missiles
Pakistan's navy successfully test-fires missiles and torpedoes from ships, submarines and aircraft in the Arabian sea, officials say. |
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Mother made indecent images
A mother who was a school support worker admits possessing hundreds of images of bestiality and child abuse. |
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Ex-Tory Euro MP joining Lib Dems
A long-serving Conservative MEP, expelled in a row over the party's new allies in Europe, has joined the Liberal Democrats. |
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Are you affected by the BA strike
BA cabin crew are planning two strikes this month. Will this affect your travel plans |
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Sir David to voice CBBC animation
Veteran actor Sir David Jason is to lend his voice to CBBC's first ever in-house animation series, it is announced. |
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Man arrested over city murder bid
A 27-year-old man is arrested in connection with an attempted murder in the Kinning Park area of Glasgow. |
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Teenage girl attacked in village
A teenage girl is dragged into an alleyway and indecently assaulted in a Leicestershire village. |
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City fire engine cut is approved
The number of fire engines in Derby will be reduced as part of a reorganisation, Derbyshire's Fire Authority confirms. |
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Da Vinci trial hears of loan plea
A lawyer asked one of his clients if he could borrow 350,000 to retrieve a stolen painting, a trial hears. |
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Bid for sunbed ban passes MP vote
A bid by Cardiff MP Julie Morgan to get a law banning under-18s from using sunbeds wins a crucial House of Commons vote. |
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Royal help to revamp code centre
Code-cracker centre Bletchley park is to get a 465,000 revamp overseen by a charity headed by the Prince of Wales. |
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Officer praised after sea rescue
A Pc who pulled a man out of the freezing sea at Douglas Bay during a late-night rescue has been praised for his bravery. |
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US retail sales in surprise rise
US retail sales showed a surprise rise in February as consumers braved extreme bad weather to get to the shops |
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Warning on homes after gorse fire
A councillor warns property could be damaged, and someone injured, after an out-of-control gorse fire near his village. |
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Hi-tech science park to go ahead
More than 600 jobs are to be created in a 5.2m building project at a new science park built on wasteland in Leicester. |
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