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Witness appeal after 18-year-old dies on M25 near Chertsey (opens the original)
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An 18-year-old man has died after a crash involving a pedestrian and several vehicles on the M25 in Surrey, police have said. Officers were called to the anti-clockwise carriageway between junction 11 for Chertsey and junction 10 for Wisley, shortly before 23:50 BST on Monday. The teenager was pronounced dead at the scene and his next of kin have been informed, police said. No arrests have been made. Both carriageways of the M25 between Wisley and Chertsey, along with the A245 Parvis Road, were
Uckfield man's agonising search for family in flood-hit Nepal (opens the original)
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A man from East Sussex who flew to flood-hit Nepal in search of his wife, mother, brother and uncle says he still has not been able to locate his family. Pramod Poudel, from Uckfield, has not heard from his relatives since flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday led to more than 900 deaths and more than 4,200 people missing. Poudel, who arrived in Nepal last Friday, said the situation has "completely devastated his family" and left him "emotionally shattered". He is currently in the
'My sister is missing since Nepal's flash floods' (opens the original)
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A woman says she has not been able to contact her sister who was near the Nepal-Tibet border when devastating flash flooding hit. Nepalese authorities reported at least 389 people have died and more than 900 are missing, including 33 UK tourists, following the natural disaster on Wednesday. In Tibet, at least 558 people are missing, with three confirmed dead, but it is unclear if these figures overlap with Nepal's. Tatajana Phillips, from Folkestone in Kent, said the last known location of her s
Call with Craig and Lindsay Foreman in Iran 'enormous relief' (opens the original)
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The family of an East Sussex couple detained in Iran say they have spoken to them for the first time in three months. Lindsay and Craig Foreman were sentenced to 10 years in jail over espionage charges, which they both deny, and are being held in Evin prison. Lindsay's son, Joe Bennett, said hearing his mum's voice was "an enormous relief" and encouraged the government to visit the couple as the UK embassy in Iran reopened last week after closing due to ongoing security concerns in the region. A
Thameslink to replace over 60,000 'ironing board' train seats (opens the original)
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"Ironing board" seats on some commuter trains will get extra cushioning, the transport secretary has said, more than a decade after the government spent £1.6bn of public money building the fleet. Heidi Alexander announced that more than 60,000 seats on all 115 Thameslink trains would get new cushions and backrests, replacing much-criticised thin and hard seats. She said the work, set to begin in 2027 and last two years, was "public ownership of our railways in action" as part of the new Great Br
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