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Residents left 'like sitting ducks' amid RAF Fairford incident (opens the original)
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Residents living near RAF Fairford say they have been "left feeling like sitting ducks" at the centre of major counter-terrorism probe. Five men were arrested on suspicion of the preparation of a terrorist act after three vans were spotted near the Gloucestershire base, which the US military operates. As 85 homes were evacuated in the middle of the night, one couple said their child had been left traumatised after witnessing armed police point a gun at their father. The BBC has approached Counte
Longleat library first edition reveals Austen's early fans (opens the original)
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A first edition of Jane Austen's debut novel has shed light on the author's connection with one of Britain's historic country houses. The 1811 first edition of Sense and Sensibility is on the shelves at Longleat House in Wiltshire, with its title page still carrying the anonymous attribution "By A Lady". It is thought to have been acquired by the 2nd Marquess of Bath around the time of its publication which historians say is evidence Austen was being read by the elite social class during her lif
Henry superfan from Melksham shows off 35-strong vacuum collection (opens the original)
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An eight-year-old Henry vacuum cleaner superfan has been gifted a limited edition model in honour of the company's 45th anniversary. Ted, from Melksham in Wiltshire, has amassed a collection of 35 Henrys since his "hyper-fixation" began three years ago, with the oldest dating back to 1989. He was presented with one of only 1,000 special edition vacuums during a tour of the Numatic International factory in Chard, Somerset, to mark National Manufacturing Day earlier. Ted, who uses a different vacu
Hundreds turn out for Bristol's Jacob Elordi lookalike contest (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people turned out to watch a Jacob Elordi lookalike contest which saw youngsters don their finest tote bags and slouchy sweatshirts. The event, which took place on College Green, was organised by Overheard at UoB - a social media community dedicated to life at the University of Bristol. Acclaimed Australian actor Elordi is best known for his roles in The Kissing Booth, Saltburn, Frankenstein, Wuthering Heights, Priscilla and the HBO series Euphoria. Despite some worthy competitors pe
Community condemn Bedminster AI mural as 'insult' to artists (opens the original)
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A community have expressed their outrage at an AI-generated mural, which has appeared in an area renowned for its vibrant street art scene. The vinyl sticker on the side of the Jolly Colliers pub in Bedminster, Bristol, features hot air balloons alongside iconic city landmarks like the Clifton Suspension Bridge. A letter from an unnamed member of the community was found taped to the building and described it as a "disrespectful affront" to a city full of creatives, and accused the owners of "laz
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