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- FC Halifax Town v Solihull Moors
- Walsall v Barnsley
- M6 in Staffordshire to close for bridge removal
- Why are nets appearing over trees and hedges?
- Arrests over Birmingham mosque hammer attacks
- Birmingham pub bombings: 'Men responsible' named by IRA bomber
- National Action trial: Nazi accused 'told to burn evidence'
- Parkfield School LGBT lessons 'not axed' despite protests
- Arthur Gumbley murder: Killer burglar jailed for 33 years
- Actress exits musical over anti-gay post
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Brexit march: Hundreds of thousands join referendum protest
- Plymouth Argyle v Bristol Rovers
- Man jailed over Bristol City and Swansea violence
- Premiership: Bristol Bears v Worcester Warriors
- Premiership: Exeter Chiefs v Bath
- League One: 13 teams battle to avoid relegation with eight games to go
- Tour Championship: Ronnie O'Sullivan comes back to beat Judd Trump in thriller
- Bath primary school wall collapse kills worker
- Family crushed by pavement-mounting car 'lucky to be alive'
- Bristol nursery locks toys away for a month
Cornwall Council News feed
- Council welcomes £98,000 cash boost for litter cleaning
- Cornwall to host the first stage of the UK’s largest cycle race, The Tour of Britain, in 2020
- Spring is in the air as Council transforms 30 green spaces in Cornwall
- South East Cornwall set to benefit from transport funding boost
- Housing and health among key topics due for discussion at Cabinet meeting
- Cornwall Virtual School picks up a national award
- Community safety on the agenda at Launceston Community Network Panel meeting
- New shoots for Cornwall’s garden waste on Global Recycling Day
- Have a concessionary bus pass? You can travel at any time on Cornwall’s buses from 01 April
- ‘Peer on peer’ child exploitation highlighted as concern in the south west
BBC Essex News Feed
- Braintree Town v Bromley
- Colchester United v Tranmere Rovers
- Peterborough United v Southend United
- Asian gold: More than £140m stolen in UK in last five years
- A12 rhea: Owner 'mortified' at rush hour chaos
- Ronnie O'Sullivan still 'fighting and punching' as he closes in on world number one spot
- Dollar singer David Van Day wins Thurrock by-election
- Coming Back: Southend's struggles put Ben Coker's contract in doubt
- League One: 13 teams battle to avoid relegation with eight games to go
- Tour Championship: Ronnie O'Sullivan comes back to beat Judd Trump in thriller
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Boreham Wood v Aldershot Town
- Shrewsbury Town v Portsmouth
- Aldershot park baby murder: Crimestoppers offer £10,000 reward
- London Waterloo: South Western Railway delays as works overrun
- Southampton clean air plans boosted by Defra funding
- Bin collections are weekly for just one in six councils
- Basingstoke council failures 'caused £10,000 rent debt'
- Jhon Viáfara: Ex-Premier League footballer in drug trafficking arrest
- Hampshire: Adrian Birrell has faith in squad to compete without Karunaratne
- Southampton respite centre closure 'caused avoidable distress'
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Why hair tourists think this Manchester salon is a cut above the rest
- Jose Mourinho: Ex-Man Utd boss eyes summer return to management
- Salford City v Barnet
- Macclesfield Town v Stevenage
- Grimsby Town v Bury
- Rochdale v Scunthorpe United
- Asian gold: More than £140m stolen in UK in last five years
- Raheem Sterling: England hat-trick 'what dreams are made of'
- M6 in Staffordshire to close for bridge removal
- Far-right terror poses 'biggest threat' to north of England
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Crawley Town v Lincoln City
- Pocket penny that saved soldier's life sold at auction
- League One: 13 teams battle to avoid relegation with eight games to go
- Home Office 'utterly failing' over immigration detention centres
- Expansion for Lincolnshire counterfeit clothes charity
- Council tax increase: Why am I paying the police so much?
- Voter ID trials ruled lawful by High Court judge
- Body found in search for missing Spalding woman
- Red Arrows to move from RAF Scampton to one of three sites
- Grantham recycling centre fire: Warning over toxic fumes
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- JORDANS MUSIC FESTIVAL 2019
- AMCHOR Summer Concert Saturday 11 May
- Easter Lambing – Special Easter Weekend Event – Chiltern Open Air Museum
- Pastel & Watercolour Demonstrations – Amersham- During 2019
- Chiltern Open Air Museum – 2019 Opening Day WWI Nissen Hut Celebration – March 30
- Jumble Sale – 2nd Amersham Common Scouts – 30 March
- 2019 Amersham Art Demonstration Programme
- Rotary Amersham Fundraising Quiz Night – Feb 23
- Chesham Musical Theatre Company – present Fiddler on the Roof – April 10th to 13th
- Piano Recital – Aizhana Nurkenova – 15 February – Dr Challoner’s High School, Little Chalfont
UVF paramilitaries flooding Belfast with cocaine, court told
Police reveal the extent of the paramilitary group's drug-dealing operation as three men appear in court.
Categories: Northern Ireland
Fast fashion: Tips for a guilt-free wardrobe
Students from Ulster University share their tips on how to make your wardrobe more sustainable.
Categories: Northern Ireland
Weekly papers: Headlines focus on disco crush deaths
Many of NI's weekly papers concentrate on the fatal St Patrick's Day crush in Cookstown.
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Northern Lights could be visible in NI
On World Meteorological Day, NI stargazers could catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis.
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Upskirting: Teachers' union calls for law change
The NASUWT wants the offence - already illegal in England in Wales - to also be outlawed in NI.
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Landlords face tough new licensing laws
Legislation on shared homes comes into force next week, aimed at protecting the health and safety of tenants.
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Elite League: Giants blown away in last-period Storm
Belfast Giants concede four final-period goals in a 5-2 loss to Manchester Storm that damages their Elite League title hopes.
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Leo Varadkar warns of lengthy delay to Brexit
The Irish prime minister said radical policy changes could lead to delays of 12 months or longer.
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Irish Premiership: Waterworth hits four as Linfield thump Swifts to move nine clear
Andrew Waterworth hits four goals as emphatic Linfield thump Dungannon Swifts to move nine points clear at the top of the Premiership table.
Categories: Northern Ireland
Abduction and armed robbery linked, police believe
The two incidents happened in east and south Belfast within hours overnight on Thursday.
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Brexit's fate 'is in British hands', says Donald Tusk
European Council president says "anything is possible" before 12 April - including a much longer delay.
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Ireland's Special Olympians return home from Abu Dhabi success
Ireland's Special Olympics team make a triumphant return home from Abu Dhabi with an impressive tally of 86 medals.
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Cookstown disco deaths: Teenage victims' funerals take place
Funeral services have taken place for the three teenagers killed in a queue crush outside a disco in County Tyrone.
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Limavady assault leaves man in critical condition
The man has suffered a serious head injury in the assault which took place in the Glenbeg Walk area
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Euro 2020: Gareth McAuley fit to play against Belarus
Centre-back Gareth McAuley is back in training and could feature in Northern Ireland's Euro 2020 qualifier against Belarus on Sunday.
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In pictures: Cookstown crush victims laid to rest
Images from the funerals as Lauren Bullock, Morgan Barnard and Connor Currie are laid to rest.
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Cookstown disco deaths: Funerals for teenage victims
The funerals are held for three teens who died after a queue crush outside a St Patrick's Day party.
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Birmingham pub bombings: 'Men responsible' named by IRA bomber
A convicted IRA bomber has named four men during inquests into the deaths of 21 victims in 1974.
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Shayne Lavery fires Northern Ireland Under 21s to friendly win over Bulgaria
A first-half goal from Everton striker Shayne Lavery gives Northern Ireland Under 21s a 1-0 friendly win over Bulgaria in Spain.
Categories: Northern Ireland
Suspect package 'identical' to UK devices, say Gardaí
The Irish justice minister says the packages are the result of heightened tensions in NI due to Brexit.
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