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Jail for banned company director who faked coma (opens the original)
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A man who previously faked being in an induced coma to get out of a court date has been jailed for acting as a company director while disqualified. Peter Etherington, of Belle Vue, Ilkley, pleaded guilty in March to continuing his role at PP Global Media Ltd between April 2019 and October 2022 despite being banned by the Insolvency Service. At Bradford Crown Court on Wednesday, the 68-year-old was sentenced to 18 months in prison, five months of which were from an activated suspended sentence wh
Spider-Man premiere surprise for boy who ran nine marathons (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old who ran nine marathons for the charity that supported his dad has met Tom Holland and Zendaya at the premiere for the new Spider-Man film. The surprise was organised by BBC's The One Show for Oliver Smith, from Wombwell in Barnsley, who raised £16,000 for The Brain Tumour Charity after his dad was diagnosed last year. Oliver was driven to London under the guise of being interviewed by the charity, and was actually taken to the five-star Raffles hotel where he met the stars of his
2,000 pigeons shot with rifles at railway stations (opens the original)
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More than 2,000 pigeons have been shot at railway stations and depots across the UK in 16 months, the BBC has found. Professionals with air rifles shoot the pigeons at night in an effort to prevent droppings becoming slip hazards or causing illness, but critics say the method is inhumane. Of the stations managed by state-owned companies, York Station recorded 608 birds shot between January 2025 and April of this year - 152 of them on a single day. The data was sourced under the Freedom of Inform
Road in York left seriously damaged after pipe-burst flood (opens the original)
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A burst water main which flooded several streets in York has caused "significant damage" to the road surface, according to Yorkshire Water. Salisbury Terrace remains closed while the 21in (53cm) diameter pipe and road surface are repaired following the incident on Sunday. The Jubilee pub, which is currently being developed into flats, had its basement flooded and needed the water pumped out by North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service. Developer Stuart Stagg said: "I heard a big bang and then I came
Doncaster prison worker who shared inmate information jailed (opens the original)
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A prison staff member who shared information about an inmate with a friend has been jailed for 21 months. Courtney Harrison, an administrative staff member at HMP Moorland, near Doncaster, shared details about prisoner George Tunney in 2023, which later ended up being shared to Tunney's phone. Harrison, 27, of Edlington, was jailed at Sheffield Crown Court after admitting misconduct in a public office and unauthorised access to computer material. She had also searched for the files of high-profi
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