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Sign language hope for abandoned deaf dog in Cambridgeshire (opens the original)
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Staff looking for a new home for an abandoned deaf dog said they hoped he would be able to learn some sign language to help him navigate life. Eddie, a six-year-old bull breed, was rescued by RSPCA officers and police when he was left by his owners at a property in Durham. He was taken to the charity's Block Fen centre at Wimblington in Cambridgeshire, where staff discovered he was deaf. Kennel supervisor Tiffany Fowler said: "He'll sit if you hold a treat up above his head, so we think he'll pi
White wallaby in Suffolk surprises highways worker (opens the original)
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A man was left in "disbelief" when he saw a white wallaby hopping around in front of his tractor. Jordan Carter was cutting verges for Suffolk's highways department near Edwardstone village on Wednesday when he spotted the marsupial. He said his wife was so doubtful about his sighting, that she thought his video was created using AI. An apparent albino wallaby was also spotted not far away in 2017 - between Liston and Glemsford which is also close to Sudbury - and Carter said it would be lovely
Actor Sarah Hadland adopts wobbly kitten after West End event (opens the original)
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A kitten born with wobbly cat syndrome has well and truly landed on her feet after being adopted by stage and TV actor Sarah Hadland. Cassia and brother Dill were both born with cerebellar hypoplasia and were taken to a rehoming event hosted by West End theatre stars in London, by staff from charity Peterborough Cat Rescue, who were looking after them. The charity felt it better that the pair were rehomed separately, and Hadland fell for Cassia who has now moved in with her family. Renaming her
Essex council worried about migrants to hire security guards (opens the original)
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Security guards will be employed to "provide reassurance to residents" in areas where asylum seekers frequently visit, a council has said. MDP Wethersfield, near Halstead in north Essex, has been used to house single male migrants since 2023 and the government is looking to increase the number of people accommodated there from about 800 to 1,220. Essex County Council said it planned to introduce security personnel to Braintree, Colchester and Chelmsford, where some of the migrants travel to by b
Top honour for Cambridgeshire hospital radiographer after 30 years (opens the original)
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A woman who began working in radiography at hospitals more than 30 years ago has been made president of the Society and College of Radiographers (SoR), one of the profession's highest honours. Rachel Nolan, assistant imaging services and professional lead at North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust, became the SoR's 89th president. She began her training at 19, and her first job was in January 1990 at the Edith Cavell Hospital in Peterborough. Nolan said: Becoming president of the society... is so
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