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Swan found dead in Middlesbrough's Albert Park

7 hours ago | bbc.com | Tom Burgess

Nesting swan found dead in parkTom BurgessBBC News, North East and CumbriaSeth ElliottThe swan that died was one half of a mating pair which recently laid a number of eggsAuthorities are investigating after a nesting swan was found dead in a park. The body of the bird was found in Albert Park, Middlesbrough, on 12 April and removed from the area by officers from Defra.
Kyiv hit by deadly Russian missile and drone attack - mayor

9 hours ago | bbc.com | Jaroslav Lukiv

Kyiv hit by deadly Russian missile and drone attack - mayorJaroslav LukivReutersRescuers in Kyiv have been combing through the wreckage of a residential building destroyed in an overnight Russian attackAt least two people have been killed and 54 injured, including children, in an overnight Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine's capital Kyiv, the mayor says.
Water industry admits sewage monitoring damaging public trust

11 hours ago | bbc.com | Esme Stallard

A report from the National Audit Office is expected to say on Friday that the Environment Agency does not currently have enough capacity to take on any new monitoring.
Sussex Police face IOPC probe over Bognor Regis stabbing

17 hours ago | bbc.com | Craig Buchan

Police face IOPC probe over seafront stabbingCraig BuchanSussex PoliceMetodi Ivanov, 20, died of his injuries in hospitalAn investigation has been launched into the actions of Sussex Police officers prior to the fatal stabbing of a man. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said it was investigating the actions of the force in the months prior to the death of Metodi Petrov Ivanov in Bognor Regis.
Road closed in both directions after crash

22 hours ago | bbc.com | Craig Buchan

Road closed in both directions after crashCraig BuchanGoogleA stretch of Limpsfield Road in Warlingham is closed in both directionsA stretch of a rural road in Warlingham is closed in both directions following a crash, Surrey Police have said. The single-vehicle crash happened in Limpsfield Road at about 11:30 BST on Wednesday. The road is closed between the junctions with Ledgers Road and Beech Farm Road, police said. The force is advising motorists to avoid the area.
Plympton residents oppose plans for all-night Domino's pizzas

1 day ago | bbc.com | Alison Stephenson

Residents oppose shop's plan for all-night pizzasGoogleThe owners of the Domino's in Plympton want to keep it open until 05:00A Devon pizza shop's attempt to extend its opening hours into the early hours of the morning has been described as "ridiculous". Plymouth City Council's licensing sub committee is set to review an application on Tuesday from Domino's Pizza Westcountry Limited to change the closing time at its Plympton store from 23:00 to 05:00.
Two men arrested

1 day ago | bbc.com | Tom Burgess

Men arrested over attempted child abductionTom BurgessBBC News, North East and CumbriaGooglePolice say five children were approached in Homerton Road, Middlesbrough, on TuesdayTwo men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted child abduction. Five children were approached on Homerton Road in Middlesbrough on Tuesday, Cleveland Police said, but they all managed to run away and tell an adult what had happened.
'Abhorrent' graffiti painted in Stoke Newington park's play area

1 day ago | bbc.com | Josef Steen

'Abhorrent' graffiti painted in park's play areaJosef SteenLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGetty ImagesThe Met said it was investigating a hate crime incident in Clissold ParkAn investigation has begun after "abhorrent" graffiti was painted in a children's play area in a north-east London park over the Easter weekend. Hackney's mayor Caroline Woodley took to social media to hit out at the vandalism after swastikas were painted on rocks in Stoke Newington's Clissold Park on Easter Sunday.
Blackpool's heritage trams 'can't return without £25,000 funding'

1 day ago | bbc.com | Andy Mitchell

£25,000 needed for heritage trams' returnAndy MitchellBBCA workshop in the resort has been repurposed to house the tramsAndy MitchellTransport bosses in Blackpool have warned the resort's famous heritage trams will not return to the promenade unless about £25,000 can be found. The volunteer-led service was suspended by council-owned Blackpool Transport in December due to safety fears.
Driver banned after crashing into Netherhall School in Cambridge

1 day ago | bbc.com | Harriet Heywood

Driver banned after crashing into school gatesHarriet HeywoodCambridgeshire PoliceJomon Joseph has been banned from driving and must complete 180 hours of unpaid work after crashing into school gatesA man who crashed into school gates has been disqualified from driving for two years. Jomon Joseph, 35, drove into the gates at Netherhall School in Cambridge at 23:15 GMT on 22 February. Police said they found Joseph next to his car inside the school grounds, on Queen Edith's Way.