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Rabbit survives 10-mile journey across a busy motorway after escaping killer fox (opens the original)
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A pet rabbit that went missing has been found a month later - ten miles away after crossing a motorway. The five-year-old bunny - called Latte - vanished after a fox got into her hutch. Three other rabbits were killed, but Latte disappeared, and her owner believed she must be dead as well. But, incredibly Latte was found 10 miles away, and when a photo was put on Facebook she was reunited with her relieved owner. She was found by horse rider Annabel Brin who spotted her. Annabel, 26, said: “I wa
New evidence for missing Brit toddler in Australia after 'catastrophic failure' (opens the original)
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Dramatic new evidence has emerged into the disappearance of British toddler Cheryl Grimmer, leading her family to accuse the Australian authorities of a “catastrophic failure”. The man suspected of snatching three-year-old Cheryl from Fairy Meadow beach back in 1970 has only ever been known by his codename ‘Mercury’. But now it has been revealed ‘Mercury’, then aged 17, actually wanted to see police officers so he could make a full confession back in 1971. And he did so after he had conversation
Woman who called 999 warned friends on WhatsApp group over 'men in balaclavas' (opens the original)
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A hero farmer warned her neighbours to lock their doors — after witnessing men "hanging around" on a country lane — moments before five suspects were arrested amid a suspected terror plot. Police foiled the feared plot on an RAF base used by the United States air force today after the farmer called 999 with the information. She also told neighbours to keep doors and windows closed. Counter-terrorism police are investigating whether they have links to Iran. They were caught after a hero member of
Thousands of Brits have to trek miles to medication as more pharmacies close (opens the original)
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More than 280,000 people — the equivalent of a city the size of Newcastle-upon-Tyne — have seen their local pharmacies close in the first eight months of this year. New NHS data shows show 51 high street pharmacies have added to the “tidal wave” of branches shut for good in England due to chronic underfunding between January and August. The Mirror is campaigning to save family chemists and stop the closures, which are piling pressure on overstretched GPs. The relentless toll of closures has take
Noah Woods: Heartbroken dad of missing toddler, 3, pays tribute to 'innocent boy' - AOL (opens the original)
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The father of Noah Woods has said his son will be "loved forever" in a heartbreaking message after the discovery of a child's body in a pond near where the three-year-old was last seen. Hundreds of volunteers as well as teams from the police, fire, coastguard and search and rescue had joined the desperate hunt for the toddler, who vanished after running from a play area in Brantham, Suffolk on Tuesday afternoon. In an update yesterday, Superintendent Tom Pearse from Suffolk Police said that a ch
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