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Widow wins Imperial Chemical High Court fight after husband dies (opens the original)
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The devastated family of a chemical plant worker who died due to asbestos-related lung disease has received a six-figure payout from his former employer. Barry Key, 80, was first exposed to "significant amounts" of asbestos dust 64 years ago when he began working at a chemical plant. The grandfather-of-one died in July this year after developing asbestosis - a form of pulmonary fibrosis, which is caused by breathing in asbestos fibres and leads to permanent scarring of the lungs. Following his d
Mum crusades for better post-childbirth care after suing NHS (opens the original)
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A mum left fighting for her life after giving birth is suing the NHS over claims hospital failings led her to contracting sepsis and a perforated bowel. Natalie Chubb, 37, needed emergency surgery just days after welcoming her second child into the world after medics failed to act on scan results showing serious bowel complications. She had fallen seriously unwell with severe abdominal swelling and vomiting just days after giving birth to daughter Brooke by c-section at Good Hope Hospital in Bir
Britain's best pub shed crowned - and it's in Staffordshire (opens the original)
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A couple who spent £25,000 building their own DIY back garden sports bar have been crowned the winner of Britain's best pub shed. Tina and Rich Hibbs spent years constructing the incredible backyard boozer at their Staffordshire home. Their labour of love - Hibby's - is decked out in memorabilia and has an outdoor play area as well as a beer garden. It also boasts a Pac-Man arcade machine, a big screen TV, a fully-stocked bar with lager and cider on draught as well as traditional pub benches and
Russian link in 39-year-old cold-case mystery of man found dead in Staffordshire (opens the original)
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New leads have emerged in the mystery cold case of an unknown man found dead in a Staffordshire wood 39 years ago. A body was discovered hanging from a tree by two men who were out shooting near Lichfield on April 5, 1987. The man is believed to have died a week earlier but despite extensive enquiries over the last 39 years, detectives have never been able to ID him. Staffordshire Police last month launched a fresh appeal to help identify the victim who is known only as 'Coronation Wood Man'. An
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