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Celia Marsh: Family criticise yoghurt company for failing to flag allergen risk
Mrs Marsh, who had an acute dairy allergy, died after eating a Pret a Manger sandwich containing a vegan yoghurt contaminated with milk protein.
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Tess de La Mare
22 Sept 2022
UK
Westminster funding for cost-of-living crisis leaves Wales ‘£9 million worse off’
Welsh Finance Minister Rebecca Evans accused Treasury of ‘giving with one hand and taking with the other’.
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Tess de La Mare
15 Feb 2022
UK
Seven teenagers bailed over attack on homeless man
Video showing the man being dragged out of his makeshift bed in a multi-storey car park and assaulted was widely shared on social media.
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Tess de La Mare
15 Feb 2022
UK
Munich air disaster: Items belonging to Man Utd star to be auctioned
Duncan Edwards was just 21 when the plane carrying the Manchester United team crashed on February 6 1958.
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Tess de La Mare
15 Feb 2022
UK
One of UK’s oldest zoos to shut after 186 years
Bristol Zoo Gardens will close for good on September 3 this year, with a new site set to open in south Gloucestershire.
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Tess de La Mare
15 Feb 2022
UK
Four-day week in Wales could boost mental health and cut carbon, research finds
More than 62% of people in Wales would support a shorter working week if there was no cut to pay, according to a recent study.
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Tess de La Mare
14 Feb 2022
UK
More arrests in teenager murder probe
Six people have already been charged over the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Ramarni Crosby in Gloucester last December.
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Tess de La Mare
8 Feb 2022
UK
Anglers ‘heartbroken’ after stretch of river stripped of trees
The work was conducted by the Environment Agency on the River Tone in Taunton as part of flood management measures.
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Tess de La Mare
6 Feb 2022
UK
UK Government has ignored proposals to tackle soaring bills, Welsh minister says
Jane Hutt, Welsh Minister for Social Justice, said there was ‘little hope’ coming from Whitehall as the cost-of-living crisis deepens.
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Tess de La Mare
1 Feb 2022
UK
Bristol protester was ‘leader and instigator’ as violence unfolded, court hears
Jasmine York was allegedly instrumental in turning a peaceful protest into a night of rioting.
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Tess de La Mare
31 Jan 2022
UK
Livestock can help reforestation process if managed carefully – research
Grazing animals are often seen as the enemy of tree-planting programmes, but can help in some circumstances, a study has found.
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Tess de La Mare
31 Jan 2022
UK
Lighthouse lantern worth £1 million stolen in Devon
The two-tonne lamp, which dates back to the 19th century, was taken from a storage facility in Ilfracombe.
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Tess de La Mare
28 Jan 2022
UK
Appeal to establish circumstances surrounding teenagers’ deaths in Dorset
The bodies of an 18-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl were found at Bothenhampton Reservoir outside of Bridport on Tuesday morning.
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Tess de La Mare
28 Jan 2022
UK
National Trust reveals first of 20 planned ‘green corridors’
The three-mile route will run from central Bath to countryside to the east of the city.
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Tess de La Mare
28 Jan 2022
UK
Force refers itself to police watchdog after teen deaths
Dorset Police made the referral to the Independent Office for Police Conduct after a boy and a girl were found dead at a Bridport beauty spot.
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Tess de La Mare
27 Jan 2022
UK
Carer who suffocated thief during citizen’s arrest cleared of manslaughter
Nathan Smith knelt on Craig Wiltshire’s back for nine minutes but claimed he thought the victim was lying when he said he couldn’t breathe.
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Tess de La Mare
26 Jan 2022
UK
Jury in citizen’s arrest case told public ‘must not take law into own hands’
Nathan Smith is accused of killing Craig Wiltshire, who suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest when he was being pinned down in the street.
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Tess de La Mare
24 Jan 2022
UK
Carer who suffocated thief during citizen’s arrest ‘did not intend to harm him’
Nathan Smith, 38, allegedly knelt on 43-year-old Craig Wiltshire’s back for nine minutes during the incident in Bristol on November 20 2019.
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Tess de La Mare
21 Jan 2022
UK
Rockpool species will struggle to migrate to UK waters as sea temperatures rise
Ecologists fear there will be nothing to replace native creatures pushed to extinction by climate change.
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Tess de La Mare
20 Jan 2022
UK
Water quality standards met at 99% of English bathing spots – Environment Agency
Some 70.7% of popular swimming locations were rated ‘excellent’ but environmental campaigners said they were sceptical real progress was being made.
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Tess de La Mare
19 Jan 2022
UK
Carer who suffocated suspected thief ‘thought he was faking unconsciousness’
Nathan Smith knelt on Craig Wiltshire’s back for nine minutes while performing a citizen’s arrest.
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Tess de La Mare
18 Jan 2022
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