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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Dad 'knocked sick' by 'vile' discovery in Liverpool hotel room (opens the original)
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A dad-of-three said he was 'knocked sick' and had his 'stomach turned' after he claimed to have found a suspicious white powder and blood-stained sheets in his hotel room. Colin Campbell is 14 months into his journey recovering from cocaine and alcohol dependency and operates Do Your Talking While You're Walking - a support network focused on mental health and recovery. The 43-year-old, from Everton, had reserved a night at the four-star Dixie Dean Hotel in Liverpool city centre for him his part
'We didn't know if he was going to survive, he was only three' (opens the original)
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A boy was diagnosed with leukaemia at the age of just three after doctors initially put his symptoms down to asthma. Cole Butchart's parents Aimee and Karl said they didn't know 'how serious it was' or whether he would survive following the devastating diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. He was only three years old when they started noticing that something wasn't right. Cole, from Bromborough on the Wirral, had a cough that refused to clear, was reporting pain in his legs and had grown u
Man said 'what's the problem' as police stopped him on M6, then he was arrested (opens the original)
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This was the moment a man was arrested by police on the M6 motorway. Lee Campbell was stopped by officers while driving his Land Rover Defender on the motorway through Cumbria on July 15. The bodycam footage showed him asking 'what's the problem?' after police stopped his car. The footage then showed Campbell, 36, being detained by officers before asking them to repeat why he was being arrested. Campbell then brazenly replied: "OK, whatever." Click here to get the biggest stories straight to you
'Happy, healthy' boy, 4, given weeks to live after devastating diagnosis (opens the original)
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The family of a four-year-old have been told he could have only weeks to live as he battles a rare and incurable brain tumour. Oscar Brown had been a happy and healthy little boy. But last October, aged three, his parents noticed a change. An initial CT scan revealed something concerning on Oscar's brain, before he was transferred to Alder Hey Children's Hospital, where the family were given the heartbreaking news. Oscar's grandad, Mark Jopson, 52, told the Liverpool Echo: "We noticed a change i
United Utilities apologises as restaurant owner 'heartbroken' (opens the original)
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A restaurant owner from Oldham has described his heartbreak after his venue was flooded for the second time in just over three years. Sal Meah says it will take around seven or eight months to repair the property - meaning he will miss out on the busiest time of the year. He is now calling on United Utilities to clarify what will be done to prevent the restaurant and nearby properties from being flooded again, the Echo reports. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our
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