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  • 2 weeks ago | hellorayo.co.uk | Ben Mitchell

    Experts at the University of Southampton say the availability and quality of help varies substantially and unfairlyAuthor: Ben Mitchell, PAPublished 6 hours agoLast updated 2 hours agoSupport for families who experience the unexpected death of a child needs to be "urgently" improved, according to a team of researchers. About 3,000 children die each year in England and Wales, with 30% of these being infants and children whose deaths are unexpected and sudden.

  • 2 weeks ago | hellorayo.co.uk | Ben Mitchell |Julie Caston

    Dr Emily Cooper's son Alexander and daughter Isabelle died due to a genetic conditionAuthor: Ben Mitchell, PA, Julie CastonPublished 8 hours ago A Lecturer from the University of Lancashire is among researchers calling for improved support for families who experience the unexpected death of a child after she lost her own son and daughter. Dr Emily Cooper's son Alexander and daughter Isabelle died due to a genetic condition which causes sudden cardiac death.

  • 2 months ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Molly Seaman |Estel Farell Roig |Ben Mitchell

    A charming and historic town under an hour's drive from Bristol has been crowned one of the UK's coolest places to live. The Times has curated a list showcasing the 'coolest' postcodes, featuring an eclectic mix of historic towns, fishing villages, and vibrant party islands. The list was based on factors such as crime rates, education standards, employment opportunities, environmental quality, and lifestyle. A total of 11 postcodes were named as the best in the UK.

  • 2 months ago | bristolpost.co.uk | PAJamie Hawkins |Ben Mitchell |Jamie Hawkins

    A woman stabbed her ex-partner to death after “planning” the attack with her daughter and her partner, a court has heard. Helen Shakespeare, her daughter Letisha Goodwin, 30, and Anthony Hillier, 33, are charged with the murder of Raymond Groves, 48, from Bristol, on July 2 last year.

  • 2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ben Mitchell |Ryan Thom

    Lance Corporal Joe Spencer, 24, from Hampshire, was killed on November 1 2016 when his gun went off unexpectedly during a sniper training course in Tain. The family of a soldier who died when his rifle went off during a training exercise in the Scottish Highlands have told a pre-inquest hearing that a "potential systemic failure" may have contributed to his death.

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