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St Albans woman learns donated umbilical cord saved child's life (opens the original)
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A 30-year-old woman said it was "incredible" to learn her donated umbilical cord was used by the NHS to save a child's life in Australia. Jade Reed from St Albans, Hertfordshire, became the first person whose stem cells were used for emergency treatment via the NHS cord blood bank after it launched in 1996. The process is anonymous so the NHS was unable to give full details of the beneficiary - but to mark the blood bank's 30th anniversary, Jade and her mum were told their donation helped a chil
Drone seized from restricted zone near Luton Airport (opens the original)
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An unauthorised drone flying in restricted airspace near Luton Airport has been seized by police. Officers on duty at Luton's Party in the Park spotted the device being piloted over nearby Alton Road on Saturday. Bedfordshire Police said this "breached the airport's flight restriction zone, external" which extends over the town centre and eastern half of Luton and into the surrounding countryside as far as East Hyde, Bendish and King's Walden. A London Luton Airport spokesperson said: "Safety is
Keir Starmer, Boris Johnson: Why are they on the Chiltern Hundreds list? (opens the original)
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Sir Keir Starmer and Boris Johnson have this in common: They both stepped down as Prime Minister before their term was up, and within three years of winning an election. Their subsequent resignation as a sitting MP means they have also shared the unusual office of "Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern". Sir Keir is the latest person to pick up the title after resigning as an MP this week. What is it, and what does it have to do with the Chilterns? Thanks to a law dating back to
Victim of suspected caravan murder, Sue Lumsden, was a 'kind mum' (opens the original)
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The family of a woman whose body was found in a caravan has paid tribute to a "caring and incredibly kind mum who loved to laugh". Susan Lumsden, 62, was discovered at Overstone Lakes holiday park in Sywell, near Northampton, on Monday morning following reports of an assault. Police say a 72-year-old man from Sywell will appear in court on Tuesday charged with her murder. "Mum was a beautiful person inside and out — fun, bubbly, caring and incredibly kind," said Ms Lumsden's family. "She loved t
Trees to be cut as Milton Keynes parks face 'serious' ash dieback (opens the original)
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A charitable trust responsible for more than 6,000 acres of public parks says it is facing a "serious challenge" from a fungal disease that is killing trees in the UK. Milton Keynes Parks Trust will remove affected trees this autumn, external after they were infected by ash dieback, which makes them prone to collapse. The trust says the high volume of ash in the city's parks means "we are having to start removing some of the trees before the disease fully takes hold". "The Parks Trust recognises
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