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Birmingham quad bikes spark fear of harm to public (opens the original)
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A group of quad bikes weaving through city centre traffic, running red lights and almost hitting pedestrians has sparked fears that people could be seriously hurt unless action is taken. One Birmingham resident filmed the bikers on Hurst Street at about 18:00 BST on Sunday, with the bikes said to return to the road about three hours later. He described the situation as a "regular occurrence, a noise nuisance and dangerous" as the culprits operated "without fear of what's ahead". West Midlands Po
CrossCountry cancels 'almost all' UK services after power cut (opens the original)
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Trains across the UK have been cancelled by rail operator CrossCountry after a power cut at its control centre. The power outage started in Birmingham on Saturday and as a result, many of the systems used to manage the railway are unavailable, the operator said. Cancellations are affecting most routes, from Glasgow to Penzance and Leeds to Manchester, until further notice because of "significant and unforeseen disruption", said CrossCountry, ranked Britain's worst rail operator, in June. Transpo
Six arrested on suspicion of abducting girls found in Cornwall (opens the original)
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Six people have been arrested on suspicion of abducting two girls after they disappeared from a town in Warwickshire. Police said three men and three women had been arrested and remained in custody after the girls went missing from Rugby and were found in Cornwall on Tuesday. Two men, 62 and 25, and a 56-year-old woman from Tintagel, Cornwall, were arrested earlier along with two women, 75 and 47, from Rugby and a 42-year-old man from Falmouth. The girls, aged 11 and 12, had last been seen in th
'I love busking - but I get harassed by men every day' (opens the original)
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Nehanda Ferguson loves nothing more than busking on high streets in the West Midlands and says she "spreads happiness" by singing. But as she draws attention with her performance, it also brings unwanted sexual innuendo, comments on her appearance and other harassment - making her "skin crawl with violation", she says. On different occasions she has experienced men rummaging through her handbag, holding her in a headlock, persistently asking her to stay in a hotel, and being filmed while verball
Ukulele club in Prince of Wales pub creates 'instant friendships' (opens the original)
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A ukulele club in a pub that was created more than a decade ago forges "instant friendships" through the joys of music, members say. Named Moselele, the group meets twice a month at the Prince of Wales pub in Moseley, Birmingham, to sing and forget about the stresses of everyday life. Daz Wright founded the group 16 years ago, after attempting to learn the ukulele by himself at home and realising he had "no idea what to do with it". "Randomly one day, I went on Twitter and said, 'Who would like
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